Arizona republican., 1901-09-19

contractor may produce is his. Under the present contract he receives twen- 'y-five cents day for each inmate.
 PREPARATION FOR COMMUNION On account of communion services at the Presbyterian church Sunday morn ing, the pastor will hold preparatory services at the church parlors this Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:3O o'clock; also Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is hoped that any one wishing to unite will attend.
 HILL-WINES-M Irving Hill and Miss Minnie Wines were united in mar riage last night. The ceremony yves performed by Rev. c. V. Ccwan at the residence of the groom's brother in law. MT. F. A. Hartwell of North California avenue. Only relatives and immediate friends witnessed the ceremony The groom Is known by everybody in Phoe- nix as a young man of sterling charac- ter. He came here with his parents when boy twelve years ago. The bride has been resident of Phoenix d little more than year. having come here from Texas. In that time she has surrounded herself with wide circle of friends
 BASEBAIL.-The Phoenix baseball team, after further correspondence. has 0ttlhNn tV HtcE lltt N~oAiSEtSS team OI Saturday and Sunday It is not known yet whether there will be two or three games. but the team will leave here Saturday morning ready for whatever may be doing, and Phoenix will expect a good report from it. The latest base ball news from the south is that Mo renci swept the Bisbee nine off the earth agin in the game played on the Bisbee grounds. The score was Morenoi  not only to have forgotten the game but was out of form in every way. If Is said they fumbled and muffei the ba" in a way that gave the fans heart dis ease.
 A FAREWELL PARTY.-ATiss Grace Abbey Andrews yesterday afternooa gave a farewell party at her home Ia Capitol addition to Miss Essie NJ Cul- yer and Miss Mary r.. Smith, who will Lave next Monday morning for Po- mona callege. California. The guests besides Miss Smith ;-nG Miss Culver were Miss Alice A. Grier. Miss Flora R. Grier. Miss Helen M. Grier. Miss Eva M. Pemberton, Miss Laura Burtte. Miss Emma Hall and Miss Ada. Lee Orme. The young ladies spent delightful af- ternoon. A photographer was called in and their pictures were taken in a group, SO that the memory of their last meeting may be refreshed from time to time.
 FUNERAL OF MISS COLE The funeral of Miss Fannie F. Cole will b. held this afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of the Pres sbyterian church. un- der the auspices of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society. of which she was a consistent and an ardent worker to the extent of her opportunity.
 BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE,.-rhe board of trade has received through the courtesy of former delegate. J. F. Wil son. three mail sacks full of books from the government printing office at Washington. D. C. The publication is the year bok of tha department of az ricultu1e. and is a most valuable one. especially for the farmers. It is well Illustrated and the text covers a great variety of subjects. The books are for genera, distribution. and he first to 'spply will be the first servsi.
 OHIO REPUBLICANS. - Secretary W C. Foster of the republican territo- rial central committee yesterday re ceived a request from the Ohio rzpub lican central committee to participate in the campaign in that state. Mr. Foster is as good a republican as there is, but ne makes no pretensions to ora tory. lie will therefore remain at nome ana pray Tor repup4lCdH SUI cess in the Buckeye state The republicans of Ohio are wanting to see how big majority they can roll Cp, if 'iade rd they can roll up any This is an of year in Ohio republican politics. An off year there means more there than any- where else in the United States. In off years there is apt to be an apathy n the rank and file of republicans. and that is also the season when the re- publican factions discharge their debt-, with the result that now and then n democratic legislature has been elected. On about every other off year since legislature. That is why Ohio has mad democratic United States senator so much of the time within the last quar- ter of a century. On presidential yea. E Ohio republicans get together and give ma jorities ranging anywhere from 10,- oG0 to 100000.
 COMES OF GOOD STOCK.-Mr. and Mrs H. A. Gi.lum are rejoicing in the arrival at S:20 yesterday morning at their home corner of Van Buren street and Fifth avenue, of fine boy, who promises to live al least a hundred years. At least his ancestry would in dicate that he has as good a right u hope for a long life as anyone. for he ;s the representative of the fifth gener alton of the family. all living and en- toying the pest of health. The boys great great grandmother. Mir. Gillum' s