Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

FOR NON-SUPPORT.-A warrant for the arrest of Ed Helm was issued yesterday in Justice Gray's court cn complaint of Mrs. Helm. charging him with failure to support his children. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Fifth avenue and Monroe St. Sunday school at 10 preaching at il, a. m, sub ject, Christian Unity" Y. P. s. c. E. at p. m. Preaching at s. subject, Some Causes of Modern Infidelity.'
 DEPARTED FOR CHINA.-Wong Kong, An Louie and Wong Song, three Chinamen who were lately arrested at Yuma for being unlawfully in this country. and who were ordered deport- ed, were taken away last night. They will be met at Maricopa by another del egation Of Chinamen on their way to the Celestial Kingdom.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI ENTIST-Corner of Center and Jeff erson streets. Services Il a. m.; sub ject Sacrament" Golden text: So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation. Hebrew BPS. Sunday school F n. Electric fan. All seats free.
 IMPEACHMENT OF BROWN-Wil- liam E. Brown, who was brought back from California on Friday on a war rant charging him with an attempted assault on a Mrs. Cornell who lives in | the Buckeye country, was arraigned yesterday and held for preliminary eX- animation. He was put undar a bond of 300, but was released on Q deposit of $200. Brown says he is not guilty and was not fugitive. He said that he did not know that he had committed any cffense or that he was wanted On any charge.
 CHILDREN'S DAY.-A very inter esting and helpful service has been ar- ranged for "Children's Day at the First M. F. church today. The Sunday school will hold Q half hour session in the auditorium, after which the exer- cises will be conducted by the school The pastor, assisted by three girls and three boys, will tell the Story of Light" by practical illustrations. The ordinance of baptism and reception of members from the school will be held at the close of the service.
 4 FINE SPECIMEN.-Joe Fifeld has left at the beard of trade a copper specimen that came from the Cananea mines that is one or the finest specimens of the kind ever seen. It is a clinker of native copper about 95 per cent pure, and weighing three or four pounds. The dross contained in the specimen is lime or some leached pro- duct, and there is just enough of it to whiten the outside of the specimen. There are similar specimens in every big copper mine, but the particular in terest to this is it's large size
 WILL CLOSE EARLY-Beginn Monday, P. T. Hurley will close his butcher shop at 6 o'clock in the even ing, as he has been his Prescott and Jerome shops for a long time Tn order to handle the business properly the i butchers have to begin work at 1 o'clock in the morning, and thus far they have been keeping open until s o'clock at night. That means about sixteen hours work. which is a little | too much, even for butcher. Mir. Hur- icy has come to the conclusion that it would be more humane to ask the pub lie to buy it's meat little earlier in the evening, than to kill his hired men. | The former practice during the sum mer has been to close up for couplt of | hours during the middle of the day but at that time of the day the men could