Arizona republican., 1901-08-24


 on circuit of the second hand stores
 and pawn shops. He found the rife at Friedman's. where the thief had sold 1t less than half an hour before for $2.5 30.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH --Ow- ing to the serious illness of Dr. Rice, there will be no services in the. Christ ian church tomorrow, which will give the members an opportunity to attend camp meeting. Sunday schcol will meet at half past nine, that the teach CTS and scholars may reach the camp grounds for eleven o'clock services. GRAND LODGE POSTPONED.- -- Owing to the uncertainty of travel in southern Arizona at this season of the year, and the probability of small | attendance, it has bsen decided to post pone the session of the Grand Lodge of Good Temp!ars, that was to have met in Bisbee on Wednesday, the 2Sth inst, | to some more favorable date. It is probable that January 1 may be fixed on for the adjourned meeting, as it will be a holiday week, wh.h will ac- commodate teachers and scholars who wish to attend.
 DR. RICE IMPROVING.-T many friends of the Rev. Dr. Rice, pastor of the Christian church, will be gratified ! to learn that he is making satisfactory progress toward recovery. and expects to be able to sit up in few days. He has been in critical condition for a week past, and it was found necessary ff. IArsc Fig.r The indications are that the operation will prove successful, and that the pa tient will be in condition to return to his Kentucky home in the near future. THE GOOD TEMPLARS.- n Valley Lodgs No. l will meet in their hall on Monday night in regular bitsi- ness session, and 1t is expected that a number of candidates will be present for initiation. The lodge has besn en- toying lawn sOcials on each aternats meeting nights during the summer. which have bcsn well attended. Mus ical and literary programs have been rendered, and r,freshme2ts served, which have been enjoyed both by the Good Tempars and their guests.
 BOARD OF TRADE FOLDERS Secretary Hamilton of the board of trade yesterday sent to J. w. nllam at Buffalo the first consignment of the new board of trade folders and more will be sent him at an early day. Mir. Benham is sitrated in pubic and con venient place at the Pan-American eX- position and Phoenix people who visit Buffalo and are willing to advertise Arizona can secure from him all tho copies of the folder tn y can use tC ad- vantage. Tourists to the east should remember this and do what they can for their home town whi,e enjoying their vacation
 GREAT JOY RECONNAISSANCE re- ceived yesterday from Cincinnati is to the effect that fine son has arrived to bless the home of Rev. and Mrs. II. A. Thompson of that city. Mi Thompson was formerly in charge Of the Presby- terian circuit here and preach d at stated times in Peoria, Congress. Casa Granie and Ciila Bend. Mrs Thompson is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. II. C. Mann of Peoria. MT. Thompson was called to the pastorate of a large church in Cincinnati about four years ago, where Miss Mann joined him less than two years ago and their wedding was celebrated. Their many friends ir Ari- zona will extend congratulations.
 JOURNALISM IN wICKENBuRG.- .- Wickenburg, which plugged along for thirty-five years without newspap per, a few weeks ago got hump on herself and two papers were started, prssum- ably in an effort to make up fer lost time. Hall Brothers and George F.. Sanders were associated in the publi- cation of the News and Dunbar Bros. owned the Herald. A deal was con 'summated yesterday morning whereby the proprietors of the News assume the ownership of the Herald and it is un- derstood that hereafter the name of the Wickenburg paper will be the News Herald
 TROUBLE FOR NEWSBOYS.--Dan- ger turks in tn air for those irrtpress- ible little friends, the omnlpra sent car riers of daily newspapers. Last spring they were granted permission to ride their bicycles on sidewalks outside the area bounded by Adams and Jefferson streets, Third street and Third Avenue, provided among other things the car riers wore conspicuously a metal badge bearing the name of the paper thsy carried and the word carrier" This regulation has been ne glected and the police have been ordered to arrest all carriers riding on the sidewalks with out badges. Furthermore such riding can only be done while delivering rapers.
 HE WAS NOT T'A.JAPANESE. Republican yesterday printed story about q stag supper given by Louis C. Melczer the night before Co a ha,f dozen of his friends. It was incident aNy mentioned that the supper had bsen prepared by 8 skilled Japanese cook This information was dsriveJ from one Of the guests who must have been incapable of distinguishing