Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

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James Ref. Herman Kelly. WILDER ia
queJ,e. David Mercer James Kennedy,
Bronson Creager. Frank Ainsworth.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENTIST.--Corner of Censer and Jeffer-
son streets. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at II a. m. Subject, Truth" y
Golden text: THE Lord is nigh unto
all that call upon him in truth: Psalm
1873. "Wednesday meetings are held at
s p. m. Everybody welcome. Our
church room is kept cool by an electric
fan. Mrs D'Alta GIlland will render
"A Dream Of Paradise" by II. Grey.
PROBATE COURT-.Hugh M Creigh-
ton yesterday filed In probate court his
final account as administrator Of the
estate OF Julius A. Nober. The hearing
was sci. for July 80. The estate of Il. q.
Frankenburg having been closed, the
administrator, C. G. Jones. was dis
charged. b. A. Ficlsas, the adminlstra-
tor Of the estate of Myron 3. Webb, was
discharged. Return was made Of the
account of sale of real esetate of the
estate of J. ID. Stephens and the hear
ing was set for August l.
DELEGATE 10 DENVER.-S. p.
Clark left on this mornings train for
Denver and other Colorado points. He
Is armed with board Of trade advertis-
ing matter with which to reinforce his
oral arguments in endeavoring TO con-
vince Colorado people that Arizona IL
the best place in the world for good
people to live in. He also carries spe-
clal letters from the board of trade au-
thorizing him to make all the Arizona
converts in its name thar he can and
permitting him to bring half the people
of the state down here next winter IL
he can do so.
BAPTIST CHURCH.--Du the alb
sence OF the pastor 1t IL expected that
the Sunday school and prayer meeting
of the Baptist church will be sustained
as usual. There was a large attend
ance at the last prayer meeting, On
next Wednesday evening. the meeting,
beginning at 8 o'clock, will be led by
Mr.. B. Frank McFall. Leaders on en-
suing Wednesday evenings are Messrs.
n. NJ. Skies. III. G. Feelings and Rev.
j. A. Elliott. Subscriptions for church
work can be paid to C. ID. Doris at
Doris Bros. furniture store, or to l..
W. Coggins at the Valley Abstract Of
flee.
DIR. HAISEY'S VACATION.-Dr.
Lewis Halsey will go to Chicago to rep
resent the Arizona B. Y. p. U. at ehe
international convention. next he will
go to the Pan American exposition at
Buffalo, being a vice-president of the
fair for Arizona. Later re will preach
for Two Sundays In the West Baptist
church in Oswego. N. Y, one of the
s.rongest churches in The state, of
which he was pastor before coming to
Phoenix. The official board of the
church by unanimous woe paced the
pulpit at the disposal Of DIR. Halsey dur
ing the month of August and he con-
scented to preach for them for TWO Sab
baths.
DIR. RrCE'S Observation-Disclosures
ITO falling health. DR.. w. d. Rice. pastor
of the Christian church of Phoenix. has
notified the church that he will retire
from the ministry at the expiration OF
his year. This aston has been decided
upon on the advice of his physicians,
both in the east and in Phoenix, and
will cause deep regret among his many
friends and admirers. The church has
granted him a vacation until September
LIST. but he has not fully decided where
he will spend II or the date of his de-
parture. He will continue to fill the
pulpit each Sunday morning while in
the city, and will accordingly preach at
IL o'clock today.
WAR ON MICRORES-Mersha Kin
ney, who some time ago declared open
war on all microbes found within the
city limits without permit, has issued
another manifesto. in which he requests
all merchants or others having property
fronting on Washington street to sweep
their daily sidewalk accumulations into
nice little piles In the ditch, so they
will attract the eye of the scavenger
man and draw him toward them. MIR
Kinney says the scavenger man II pc
cu.iarly susceptible 10 nice little piles
Of dirt and he hardly ever passes one
by II he can help It. He thinks by us
ing little finesse and encouraging the
natural bent OF The scavenger man that
the health and cleanliness of the city
my be notably improved.
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.-Gener-
al orders number have been issued by
Adjutant General II. F. Robinson, an
noCncing thai hereafter all officers,
whether elected or appointed. except
aides-de-camp on the staff OF the COM
mander In chief, shall. before receiving
their commissions, he examined as to
their qualifications for the office to
which they are elected or appointed.
The following officers appointed in spe-
cial order No. 8, A. g. o.. are hereby
appointed as the permanent examining
board. Brig. Gen. r. Allyn Lewis, re-
tired, Maj. L. w. Cogginls, Cadet Capt
F. M. Irish. Commission for r. F.. Pom