Arizona republican., 1901-01-21

CHURCH MUSIC.-The congregation at the Baptist church yesterday morn ing was favored with a beautiful duet by Mrs Tharaldson and Mrs. Johnson.
 ARIZONA PRESS ASSOCIATION The Arizona Press association will meet in annual association this morning at 10 o'clock at the Ford hotel. Quite a number of members of the associa- ton are already in the city and others are expected to arrive on this morn ing's trains.
 INDIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY," The male employees of the Indian school have formed an organization called the Hoo -hoo-knoCka," meaning play or amusement in the Hopi language, which will give a school entertainment on Washngton's birthday. Regular meet ings of the society will also be held on each Tuesday evening.
 AT THE CHURCHES.-A warm Sabboth day brought out an unusual attendance at all the churches yester- day. At the Christian church. in the morning Mrs. Laurence H. Hamilton rendered the beautiful vocal solo en- titled the Palms" and in the evening she planned to sing Fear Not Ne, oh Israel" by Dudley Buck, but on ac- count of a misunderstanding she ap- peared too late to render the solo.
 CHARTER MEETING.-The new charter committee was unable to con clude it's work at Saturday nights session and will meet again tonight
 oh aTs Q r as it now stands is a huge document and it win require lots of hard work yet. possibly two or three evenings, be- fore it is finally approved. The outline is compll te but 8 number of little questions require careful thought and perhaps some changing.
 SUCCESSFUL AGENT OF SUC- CESS.-Mr. Leonard Johnson, who has many friends in Phoenix Is spending a few days with Nr. P. II. Tharaldson. MT. Johnson won the $500 prize offered by rhe publishers of Success. Tor the largest list of subscribers and his commissions amounted to more than $500. giving him more than $500 for apout fifteen weeks work. He began work here in Arizona early in June last and continued 1t until the last of September. MT. Johnson has resigned his position in one of the department stores of Chicago and is now general agent for success for the Pacific coast.
 SOCIAL NOTES.-There will be no dance at the Country club tonight. A number of the members arranged . hop. but they decided last night 10 postpone the affair indefinitely Mrs. N. O. MurpAy and Mrs. George w. Walker will be at home at the Hotel Adams on Wednesday afternoon. Tea will be served.
 DEATH OF A. T. QUINN.-A. T.. Quinn. age 19. a native of Texas who came here from that state three years ago and since living on the ranch of his father, J. w. Quinn, died a. his home three miles southeast of town yesterday of pneumonia. The funeral will be held from the parlors of MOhn & Easterling at 9 o'clock this after noon.
 MOHAVE SHOOTING AFFAIR Bleeding and almost in q dying con dtlon Oliver Johnson rode a horse twenty eight miles from Steve Mctts ranch in Mohaye county. TO Wn. Ma gees ranch and from that point was taken in blackboard seventy-ive miles to Kingman where he received surgical attention which probably saved his life. Advices received from Kinsman state that Johnson's wounds were the result of a conllic, with Steve Mott, his employer, with whom he had Cuar' reled frequently over money matters. Trouble had been brewing for some time and at last Johnson challengl his employer to a fstic combat as the