Arizona republican., 1902-10-12

YOM KIPPUR.-Yester was Tom Kuppur. or Jewish New Year, and most
 of the Jewish stores oi the city were closed from Friday evening until Sat urday evening.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI IENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jeffer- son streets. Services at Il a. m. Sub- ject. Doctrine of Atonement." Sun day school, F m. Wednesday services. 7:90 p. m.
 TONTO MAIL ROUTE.-Postmast
 McClintcck, 10 whom was submitted by the postofffce department the applica-
 tion of settlers between here and Tonto
 for the establishment cf a rural free delivery route, has returned the papers with his favorable recommendation.
 IMPROVEMENT NOTED-The work of Superintendent McDCnnold in his eff fort to minimize the tardiness in the Phoenix schools is having good effect. , One teacher reports that in his room
 alone the cases cf tardiness for the
 first month were but feur, as against sixteen for the first month last year.
 WILL LIVE HERE. l. H. Hodge,
 who has been appointed to succeed J. I. DriscoH as postoffice inspector for
 Arizona, arrived here yesterday morn ing "-~-~ Denver. and is a guest O. the Commercial. Mir Ho1ge announces
 that he will shortly bring his family
 here and make Phoenix his home.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Reg lar. services in the Fifth Avenue. Chris tian church will be resumed today. There will be preaching at Il a. m. and ' 30 D. m. by the Rev. w. H. Bagby, pastor. and Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The prayer meeting of the Y. P. s. c. F. will be held at 6:3O D. m. There will be special music at each service
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Th local lodge of Good Templars had planned to hold Q public meeting tomorrow night, but owing to press of other matters
 have postponed it for a week or two. They will hold their regular business session on Monday night and hope to
 have a large attendance of members,
 time has run against any rights that cussed
 GRAND LODGE A. o. U.g W.-The Grand Lodge 4. O. U. w. of Arizona
 and New Mexico will begin it's annual
 session in Prescott cn Tuesday. There
 will be a good delegation of the men, beIs in this city present during the
 session. Among them will be Messrs. i Clay Leonard. H. E. St. Claire, A. J. ! Stoner. Frank Smithline, B. A. Fickas and c. w. Brown.
 | NEW RATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Sequin Geld Min | ing company were filed in the office of
 the county recorded yesterday. The tcapital stock is s1. .5G0 .OOO; the incorror- ators are NJ. c. Miller, A. A. Sturges
 and J. A. Higgerson Of New York. Ar 1 ticlcs were also filed of the Cincinnati | Extract Works company with a capital stock of $10,0GO; the incorporators are 1 s. J. Lichtenstader, J. Marcus and L.. 1 Mayer of Ono.
 | WILL LIVE IN GLOBE-The Solo
 knoxville Bulletin says: Hon. Joseph Campbell arrived in Solomonville Mon f day and has been here this week at tending court. MT Campbell was for
 many years a citizen of Phoenix and
 has practiced law in every county in
 Arizona and stands with the best law yers in the territory Last spring his | health being very poor he went to Hon olulu, but the climate there did not i better his condition and in the summer | he returned to Arizona and has selected
 Globe as his future home.
 REPUBLICANS. OF PIMA.-Gover-
 Ter Brodie returned yesterday morning
 from Tucson, where he addressed a re- publican mass meeting on Thursday
 night. Other speakers were Judge Wells of Prescott and Messrs. Wilson,