Arizona republican., 1902-10-18

| NEW NOTARIES.-Notar commits sions were issued yesterday to Anna L. Evans and W. G. Clark, both of this ! county
 l FIFTH AVENUE REPRESENTATIVES, Rev. w. Ii. Bagby, pastor; services at Il a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Morning sub | ject, "The Motive Power of Love-" Evening "A Study in Churches-She Church of Jerusalem" Good music at
 both services. All seats free.
 1 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services at l ONeil hall, North First avenue, oppO- site the postoffice; public worship at Il
 a. m and 7:3O p. m.; Bible school at 9:45 a. m.; Junior Union at p. m. Preach | ing by the pastor, Rev Lewis Halsey.
 Music by the quartette. A cordial in
 vitation to all.
 MIR. MCDONALD WITHDRAWS.- e. Rodney Mcdonald, who some time 1 ago started a suit against the board of supervisors to recover the amount the
 board had ordered paid on account of
 the law for the encouragement of water storage. yesterday moved to dismiss the
 case The board had at no time been
 alarmed on account of the suit.
 MIR. BIXBY BETTER.-Mr H. L.
 Bixby, who was very ill for day or
 two with an attack of appendicitis, was
 very much better yesterday. pr. E. A.
 Bryant. who came here from Los An
 geles on a special train to consult with
 the local physicians returned home last
 evening, and Mr John Bixby, brother of the sick man. will probably return to Los Angeles tonight.
 RAILROAD MEN PROMOTED.-E
 gene Fox of Fl Paso spent a few hours
 in the city yesterday, going south on
 last nights train. Mir. Fox is the new l ly appointed travelling freight and pas senger agent of the Rock Island, sue 1 ceeding II. F. Cox, who was recently promoted to the position of general | agent, succeeding T. B. s. Brasted. who was transferred to new field of ac- tivity.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles. of the following corporations were filed iE | the office of the county recorder yes | terday: Hassayampa Club, incorpora- tars, C. Berryman, G. P. Bullard, E. Gang, P. A. Tharaldson, Frank Luka and w. A Milton; Rock Wall Gold company, capital stock $1OO,OOO, incor- porators, Thomas Armstrong JT.. V. L.. Clark and C. E. Champie; Blue Mount ain Lumber company, capital stock i s5O,OOO. ! LIVE STOCK INTERESTS.-At the meeting of the live stock sanitary com mission it was decided among other things to subdivide the inspection dis ! tricts so that the work would be more remunerative and that the inspectors might the better afford to carry out 1 the purposes of the law. It was re- solved also to petition the secretary of the interior to officer the newly estab- lished forest reserves of Santa Rita, | Chiricahua, Graham and Santa Cata- lima It was decided too to adopt 9 new form of hide tag. the present one being found inconvenient and unsa tts- factory.
 ! A QUESTION OF UNITY.-!The or der of services at the First Methodist Episcopal church for tomorrow are as
 follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching at Il a. m., theme, Chris
 tian Unity Urged" A number of pro-
 bationers will be received into full con
 nection with the church al the morning
 serice. Junior League al 3:30 D. m., Mrs. A. w. Gibbons, superintendent. Epworth League at 6:3O p. h.. subject,
 Self Mastery" Lloyd B. Christy, lead
 CT. Preaching at 7:3O p. m., theme. Gods Imperative Entreaty." The | chorus choir under the leadership of
 Mr John Todd will render it's first mu-