Arizona republican., 1901-01-11
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be held at g o'clock. t0 which all are cordially invited Theme, Prayer for An International Relationships and All International AC,ion That They May Re Based on tho Christian Prin- clples Which Apply to the Individual- the Reign of the Prince of Peace"
 GEORGIA REDMON AT LARGE Georgia RedmOn, who was committed 10 the insane asylum a few days ago from Cochise county ana a short ac- count of whose car, CT was prin.ed at that time, made her escap" some time
 Wednesday night and is now at large.
 The officers were notified and dill- gent search was made for her. but she
 could not be found. although il was learned that she was at the bad lands
 for little while Thursday afternoon.
 She saw some one that she feared rec
 ognlzed her and immediately left the place.
 PHOENIX BAPTIST CHURCH, - The Phoenix Baptist church has just issued statement of it's condition, of its growth within the last year and a brief history of 1t since its founding in 1881. The pamphlet is embslllshed with
 views of the church, porttaits of it's present pastor Rev. Dr. Lewis Hal sey and it's present officers, I'm work and history of the several auxiliary organizations is also described. Beside nll Ghls it contains much information regarding the city valuable to strangers
 and contains beside church directory
 or llsl of members of the church, with ! their postoaice or cet addresses. ROBERT LINVILLE'S DEPAR- | ITURE.-It was mentioned in Wcdnes- ! day mornings issue that Robert Lin ] vile had skipped the town. taking 1 with him considerable sum of money which he had collec ted for his brother ! ln-law. A. F. Cobb, for whom h. was l keeping books. That was dn early | suspicion, but a careful examination of | his books reveals that his accounts are
 correct. He did leave suddenly, though | not by staahh, as he bade his sisters 1 goodbye before taking the train and | said he was going to Benson. Though
 the matter was a curr nt news item it 1 was an injustice to Mir. Linville, and it ! is only fair that he should be set right l before the public,
 HE SOWED GOLn-J. Gowe.t lost three SEQ gold pieces and some smaller
 change between Marshalrs black
 smith shop and Six Points on Wednes- day evening He had paid a bill at the
 blacksmith shop and lay his pocket
 book down beside him on the wagon seat. When he got home the book was gtiu th re but the contents were gone,
 they had been jared out of the pocket
 book to the bottom of the wagon, whence they had s!fted through the
 cracks, Somebody yesterday morning
 found a S2O gold piece and d nicEle | The road over which Mr. Cow tt tray
 eled the night before was thorouhgly prospected al day yesterday. but not
 another trace of color was found.
 TWO PRESIDENTS INVITED. "A
 special meeting of the board of trad,
 was held last night at which a Tesolu
 ton was adopted extending an invita-
 ton to President Mckinley and Presi dent F. P. Ripley of the santa F. tC |. visit Phoenix. As announced by Tn, Republican lately, President Riplel
 with party composed of the member; of the Chicago chamber of commerce wiA visit southern California abou the latter part of February and indi cated to President F. NJ. Murphy O the $. r. P. & P. that he would b pleased to visit the Salt River valley President Mckinley has conditional! accepted California invitation to visl san Francisco on the occasion of tht launching of the battleship Ohio.