Arizona republican., 1901-09-29

charge of the Alamo house on Monroe street. MT. and Mrs. James Kay who have conducted the Alamo for coupl of years will go east shortly for a yis't, MT. Kay returning later to accept position that will be ready for him by the time of his return.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Owi to the remode.ing of thei. hall which is now under way, the Good Temp,ars will not hold their regular weekly session on Monday night, but instead will give another lawn social at the residence of B. F. McFall on North Fourth street. one block south of the street car line. An interesting pro gramme has been prepared, in which several favorites will appear. Prof. Beresford, a recent arrival. will make his bow to PhoeniN audience, and the Rev. MT Zumwalt will give some echoes from Kansas. This will prob ably be the last lawn social of the sea son. and the members If the lodge vii extend a cordial welcome to all who attend.
 CHANCE FOR PHOENlX SPORTS. Lieutenant Fisher. stationed at Fort Grant. win challenge any middle weight in Arizona to milk-drinking contest, says the Globe Times The milk to be sweet and fresh from mid dle-aged Methodist COW of fair consti- tuition and good charactsr. PriVates Miller and Keefe Of the Fourteenth cavalry, are responsible for this state rnent.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI ENTIST-44 South Center street, serv- ices: II a. m; subject, Unreality;' golden text: When the wicked spring as the g ess. and when all the work
 .1 .f.-l- fa- na they shall be destroyed forever; but thou. Lord. art most high for ever more Psalm 92: IS. Sunday school imediately after services. Wednesday evening service, p. m. Today Mrs. D'Alta Gilland will render "Jeftisa- lem" Crank H. -BracketD.
 DEATH OF MRS. E. A BRANEN. Mrs. E. 4. Branen. wife of Joseph Branen. died at the Pacific hospital, Los Angeles. last Friday morning. Death was the result of an operation for appendicitis. Nothing is known here of the funeral arrangements but burial will probably take place in Los Angeles as her only daughter Ms Frank Peck. resides there. Afrs Branen was a member of the lodge Of United Moderns of this city. This is the first death that has occurred in the lodge.
 "A BASEBALL GAAiE.-There was 8 baseball game yesterday between the West End team and the Seventh Avenue team. both junior mines. The score was 15 to 13 in favor of the West Ends. The lineup of the winning team was: Chauncey Armstrong. c; Brent Lorirg, D; Clarence Bicknell, To: Robert Dunlap ?. 2b; Murray Rubsy. 80; Ben Mcfarland. ss: Lloyd LorinG. cf; ral+ I ,tr If. The lineup of the seventh Avenue nine was: Clifford Maddox. c; Alfonso. D: Charley Giadue. 1b; James Fos shee. 1b; Antonio. 3b: Sterling Price. ss: : Graham. cf; P Graham, If; Miller. If
 AUTOMOBILES - Phoenix probably has more automobiles than any other western town of it's size. This ind cates that Phoenix is up-to-date. but there are still quite number of citi- 7 ms who cannot afford to buy an auto mobile and are forced to rely upon tha old and more or less reliable family horse. It is noticeable tco. that the horse is becoming less reliable as the automobiles become more numerous. It is probably the result Of prejudice on the part Of the horse as he feels il is only rubbing in the injury done him by the invention of the bicycle and electric car. and when forced to an $ sue the horse will probably get over it just as he did the other inventions at which he stuck up his nose. But until the horse reaches this advanced ground the autonooilists owe it to the drive rs | Of horses to 30 about the streets cautiously and carefully for fear Of frightening the old fashioned standbys and melting runaways. A lady reader of the Republican requests that word of caution be give 70 well meaning but careless automobile conductors q 7; she has twice been the victim of horses frighten q at these machines and that too through no fault of her own- She fears that the third event, if it ever happens and it is likely to. will pro 'e disastrous. The first time was abol s q var ago when a machine darteil across the road in front of her buggy so quickly it scared her horse into 2; dead faint and he dropped. doing no : damage except breaking a shaft Tie next incid nt occurred recently and would have ended in a runaway e7lcert for the fact that there were so many | teams punched together at the tim. that none of them could run without | climbing over each other.