Arizona republican., 1902-08-02


 kins formerly in the music business here, arrived from San Francisco yes terday morning, and will be here for few days on business.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.-The Rev. MT. Cowan will preach at the Pima h. dian agency on Sunday. There will be no preaching at the First NJ. F. church here, but there will be Sunday-school and Epwcrth league as usual.
 AN AUTO COMPANY.-Articles of incorporation of the MarbleSwift Au- tomobile company were filed in the of fee of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1.00O.000. The in- corporators are George P. Swift and Harry G. Adams of Illinois.
 HOME ON A VACATION-Ralph MelcZer son of William MelcZer, ar rived yesterday morning from New York He is now in his third year of the Yale college course and has been taking a summer course at the Colum bia School of Mines.
 TRIP TO THE CANYON.-Malcolm Gillette draughtsman in the office of the surveyor general. has gone north for T months vacation. He will be met at Flagstaff by Mir. Satterwhite and wife. and the party will proceed to the Grand canyon to spend their vacation.
 FORD HOTEL LEASE.-Dr. J. NJ. Ford yesterday leased the Ford hotel to C. w. Duebel for a period of five years for s10,500. The lease includes all of the Ford hotel building except the bar and the small room east of it now used as the office of the Cienguita Mining company
 ROSS RUSSELL BETTER.-The condition of Ross Russell. son of M. T. Russell, who is ill in the Sisters hos pital at Tucson with typhoid fever. is said to be very much improved. His many friends throughout the southern part of the territory hope to see the young man around again very shortly. for he is very popular with all who know him.
 HE IS NOT A CA>SCiDATE.-MT. J. w. Woolf, who, it was reported, would be a candidate for the nomination for county treasurer before the democratic county convention, called at this office yesterday to say that that rumor was d mistake. He is not a candidate, and he added that the party could not run fast enough to 0vertake him if he thought it had any such design upon him as to make him it's candidate for that office.
 LETTER FROM MIR MARSHALL.- Clerk Osborn of the board of super visors yesterday received a letter from J. \. Marshall, member of the board, who left a little more than a week ago with Mrs. Marshall for a visit of month with friends a his former home in Virginia City, Nev. and at Stock ton. Cal. MT. Marshall writes that Nir- ginia City does not look much like the town he left twenty years ago, for then there was no livelier city of that class in the world. It is now only tomb of it's former greatness. There is nothing going on. There is one thing about the town that could not be moved and that twenty years could not destroy, and that is the courthouse that cost $465.- 0O0. The Salt River valley, Mir. Mar shall writes, is not the only dry spot in the world. California, especially ill the vicinity of Stockton, is equally as badly off. MT. and Mrs. Marshall will spend a few more days with their rela- tives at Stockton. and will then go to Los Angeles and shortly afterward will start home.
 | BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist church tomorrow the regular meetings of the Sunday school and the Young Peoples society will be held There will be no preaching service and the communion service will be omitted.