Arizona republican., 1901-06-02


 then the officers have been busy seeing how much human woe and general misery they could create by doing their duty The figures suggest that they have been fairly successful.
 COUNCIL MEETING.-Ther regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held next Monday night. Those who have bills to present should get them in early tomorrow morning and thus make the recorder happy while furthering their own interests, for the sooner the bill is filed the sooner 1t Is in line for payment. /
 A TWO MONTHS VISIT. -NDr. John Wix Thomas and family start for a trip to Buffalo, Chicago and Wiscon- sin points Monday evening. The doctor goes .o attend the meeting of the American Institute of Homeopathy at Richfield Springs, N. Y., and to spend a month in special work in the Chicago hospitals. They will return about Au- gust 1st.
 SACRED CONCERT POSTPONED On account of this (Sunday) evening being the closing service of the union meetings conducted by Major Cole, the sacred concert at the First M. E. church will be postponed until next Sunday evening. Consequently there will be no service at the First M. E. church this evening, but the pastor and congregation will join in the union ser vice at the Presbyterian church. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI | ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jeffer- l son streets. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services at Il. Subject, God the Only | Cause and Creator" Golden text: q am Alpha and Omega, the beginning | and the ending. saith the Lord. which is and which was. and which is to come, the Almighty" Rev, Is. Mrs. | De Alta Gilland, who has charge of the singing. will sing Calvary" by Paul Rodney.
 WTCKENBURG EXCURSION. - Everything la in readiness for the Wickenburg excuTsion which will leave the B. r. F. X P. depot promptly at s o'clock this morning. It was esti- mated yesterday that at least 800 peo- pie would go and everything possible has been done to make the day an en- | joyable one for the tourists. Wicken- Iburg is now gaining a reputation as an Arizona Cripple Creek and a dollar is cheap for railroad ride of that length | and the chance to see the coming min ing center of the southwest
 MIR. MESSENGERS s .MUSIG.-In yes terday's report of the high school com l mencemept The Republican neglected | n cfa ta ba he ,Vbi oh to give few selections prior to the ris- | ing of the curtain failed to material ize, and MT John Messinger kindly played four excellent solos, viz, Ro- mahce, Rubenstein; Intermezzo, Won Wilm; Papillon, Grieg: and Melodie in F. Rubenstein. They were all rendered with artistic skill, but the effect was spoiled to a great degree by the buzz of voices and the noise of shufling feet while the people were being seated. DEATH OF SANFORD COLLIER Mir. Sanford Collier died yesterday morning at his residence a mile south and quarter of a mile east of Phoe- nix park. He came here last fall with his family in the hope of regaining his health, being then an invalid. He was member of the Wooimen of the World and the Knights of Pythias, | holding his membership in Texas. The funeral will be held this morning. at 10 o'clock at Mohn x Easteriing's parlors. | IAH members of the Woodmen and <Knights of Pythias who can do so are requested to attend the funeral | CATTLE SCARCE.-F. w. Sheridan has returned from a trip through the southern part of the territory, where he went on a cattle buying expedition. His trip was fruitless, for the reason that there are no desirable cattle for sale. He had orders for the purchase of three trainloads, and was first di- rected to Nogales, where he was in- formed there were some American cat | tie for sale across the line. When he got there he found they were Mexi- can cattle, and not the best in the re- public either. Leaving Nogales he went to Benson and Wilcox, but found noth- | ing for sale there that would meet his requirements.
 l AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ''The Better Day" a special pro- gtamme for Children's day, will be given in the Christian church this morning at 10 o'clock by the Sunday school. This will be followed by ser uon at II o'clock by Dr. Rice. appro- priate to the occasion. Special music will be rendered by the chorus choir. At half-past seven in the evening pr. Rice will again occupy the pulpit. ana { the choir will sing an anthem entitled Cast Thy Bread on the Waters by Roeckel. Prof. Johnston will also at both services.
 LAST GOSPEL MEETING IN OLD POSTOFFICE.-The was a good at- tendance at Major Coles last meeting | in inc old postoffice last night. The