Arizona republican., 1902-10-14

THE w. c. T. U.-The regular meet ing of the w. c. T. U. will be held to-
 morrow afternoon at 2:SO o'clock at the rooms of the union at the corner of Center and Monroe streets.
 A STOLEN LAP ROBE.-During the
 ,cnoert at the Christian church last marked with the name of the owner, was taken from a carriage standing
 lear the church.
 GONE TO ENCE-Several local ministers of the M. E. church
 south, and tEeir wives left last night
 via the NJ. & P. for Santa Ana, Calif.,
 O attend conference. Among them
 were J. w. Rowland. E.. II. Mowre. MT
 md Mrs. R. A. Rowland, MT. and Mrs. ". K. Simpson and Mrs. J. M. Weems
 BETTER REGISTER.-It behooves every voter to find cut today if his name is on the great register, as this is the last call That there are many rot yet registered is indicated by the fact that Justice Gray yesterday se- cured nineteen new names, and the field is supposed to have been pretty corefully worked.
 RALLY AT WICKENBURG.-Thers will be big republican rally at Wick enburg tonight. at which Robert E Morrison will be eresent and address the voters Cn the issues Of the day. Judge Kibbcy, candidate for the coun- cil and J. L. Burrows, secretary of the county central committee, left on this mornings train to be present and help do little missionary work.
 END OF REGISTRATION.-The registration of voters will close tonight at midnight. Those who are not on the list should see that their names are en- tered. It is possible that the office of the county recorder will be kept open up to the last minute, but that chance should not be taken. There is some doubt whether the office can accept names which have been taken by the registering officers before the eXpira- tion of the time unless they are turned in before the time.
 DELEGATES RETURN.-Dwight B. Heard, J. w Woolf and E. w. Wilbur returned yesterday morning from Colo rado Springs, where they attended the annual meeting of the irrigation con gress The water storage committee will hold a meeting in the board Of trade room at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning, when these gentlemen will make report of the interesting things they saw and heard and that gave en- couragement to the water storage en- terprise in this valley.
 AID FOR ANTHRACITE STRIK- ERS-At the meeting on Sunday of the Phoenix Typographical Union a resolution was passed for the aiding of the anthracite strikers. The mem bers of the union consented to a regular assessment of themselves and they also undertook to collect aid from other sources. They ask those who desire to contribute to leave their offerings with S. Palmer, president. at The Republi- can office, or Mrs. M. G. Loveitt, secre- tary, at Democrat office.
 WILL GET A PATENT.-John Luke has returned from the Eclipse mine near Grown King, owned by himself, Frank Luke and R. F. Kirkland. Sur veys are now completed, upon which lappIicat ton will be made for a patent. The mine is an old silver producer, great many thousand dollars having been taken out of it. It is well de- velcped, one shaft being over 400 feet deep. with four levels opened, on which about geo feet Of drifting has been done. It is one of the early day prop critics of Yavapai county which paid almost from the grass roots and which will be more valuable than ever on