Arizona republican., 1902-09-07

STOCK SHIPMENTS. J. McDon- aid shipped a car of cattle to Alpine, Texas, last night.
 D. OF H. sOCIAL.-The ladies of Sunshine lodge, No. :, Degree of Honor. will give an ice. cream social at the A. O. U. W. hall "Wednesday evening. Sep tember 10.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Regular services at Trinity Episcopal church will be resumed today, Rev. Thompson conducting the service at II o'clock.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCI- ENTIST) Corner of Center and Jei- fersOn streets. Services at II a.m. sub ject, Substance" Sunday school F m. Wednesday evening service 7:45. Ev- erybody welcome.
 WAS MISQUOTED-A. P. Walbridge was quoted in local paper yesterday as saying that he believed the prohibit tion ticket in this territory would poll fifty votes. He says he was misquoted, for his estimate was 400 or 800 votes.
 FAT IN SPOTS-Mr. and Mrs. James Walden have returned from their visit to Salt Lake city San Francisco and lllG bNdNIlCS- MI. W dlQeI says He SOl fat in the spots where the feas bit him, and that was pretty nearly all over. He hasn't got them all out of his clothes yet. and was nursing a couple Of fresh bites yesterday.
 FIRST M. F.. CHURCH.-Rev. Cow an. pastor of the First NJ F. church. will welcome a number of his congre- gation. who have been away for a summer vacation, at the regular ser vice this morning. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at II a. m; theme The Law of Obedience" Mir Paul Renan Ingles will sing one of his beautiful tenor solos at the morning service. entitled My Soul Is A-Thirst for God" by A. R. Gaul
 NEW CORPORATIONS Of the following corporations were filed in the oftice of the county recorder yes terday: Mammoth Mining company: capital stock. S75, GOO: incorporators. w Sweeney, A. Kolb and others of Mich igan. Perry O'Nein Mining company: capital stock. $500 O0O; incorpora tors. B. N. Newcomb, L. J. Matthias and A. D. Miller O: Pennsylvania. Pacific Vacu- um Ice company; capital stock s1 200 COG; incorporators. W. H. H. Hart. F fduSOH anu r. w MdfSlOn or New York.
 NOT A PRIZE FIGHTER.-Refer- ence was made in yesterdays issue to a proposed prize fight between Aries Crossley and a youth named Davis Mir. Crossley announced yesterday that he knew nothing of the proposed mill and in fact did not know Davis till he took occasion yesterday to learn his identity. Further, he says that he is no prize fighter, and while he may neg lect his religious duties at times, he is more apt to be found at Sunday school than in a prize ring.
 LANDS MAY BE ENTERED.-The commissioner of the general land office has modified the recent order with drawing lands from entry near Phoe- nix and Yuma, by permitting entries under the homestead laws, but without communication privileges. Homestead entries will be subject to all the re- strictiors imposed in the act of June r, 1902. commonly known as the irri- gation law, which provides certain limitations, charges, terms and condi tions not embraced in the general homestead law.
 A CANDIDATE FOR THE ASSEM- BLY-The Republican this morning publishes the announcement of Mir. A. C. Mcqueen of Mesa as candidate for the assembly. MT. Mcqueen is the kind of a man often asked for in the mak- ing up of legislative tickets. It is an often expressed regret that such men