Arizona republican., 1902-11-09

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at II a. m. and D. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. The seats are free and the public is cordially invited to occupy them al all services.
 A GUILD TEA.-The ladies O; Trin- ity Episcopal guild will give a sale and tea Thursday afternoon from to 3 It the residence Of Mrs. Ancil Martin, 704 North Second avenue.
 PROBATE COURT.-The final ac- count of the guardian of the estate Of E. A. Poyen, insane, was filed in pro bate court yesterday. It was set for hearing on November 1S A claim
 was filed by C. H. Jones against the estate of John Van Tuyl.
 IS DOING WELL.-Frank Goodrich.
 whose leg was amputated on Friday,
 passed a very good day yesterday con- sidering the circumstances. and was very cheerful in spirit. The attending physicians were satisfied with the re- suits SO far and more hopeful than ever of his ultimate recovery.
 THE SEARCH FOR WATER Robert Muldrow and Harry Beecher of Washington, D. C., are in the city and will be associated with Mir Arthur P. Davis in the surveys to be made in search of an underground flow of water in this valley of sufficient magnitude to be made available for irrigation, by pumping.
 THE GOMEZ CASE.-The case of
 the Gomez brothers, one of them charged with the stealing oi a saddle and both with the partnership theft Of | a 1D+ f tice Burnett's court yesterday. The
 trial was postponed on account Of the absence of Judge Baker, the attorney for the defendants.
 WOAIAN'S POsITION.-Dr. Frances
 Woods will deliver a lecture at O'Neill hall on Monday night, on Woman's Position iH the Modern World Dr Woods was for some years a Red Cross nurse in the Philippines. and her ex- ! periences in that capacity were innu- ontial in leading her into her present | work, and her personal "reminiscences add interest to her iecturez. All are invited. Admission free.
 A PIG DINNER.-Jake Miller. super visor elect, will give a roast pig dinner t his home today. The dinner will be the result of a bet of some kind of a bet in which MT. Miller. Hi Eldred and
 $. J. Tritolet were implicated One Ot the terms of it was that in the event of the election of Mir. Miller he should
 have to stand the dinner. There has been a good deal of cholera among the
 hogs of Mir Miller lately.
 P. & l.. RAILROAD BUILDING.- l Track-laying will be begun tomorrow
 on the Phoenix and Eastern. The grad ing has now progressed beyond George Bernard's place more than half way | to Tempe. The track layers will sooI overtaks the graders or at any rat 1 by the time they get to Tempe. Ther' will be some little delay there on ac count of the crossing, but by the tim' | the grading contract is finished tn | track will be laid and trains will bc running over the road into Mesa b.
 the middle of January.
 MASONIC GRAND LODGE.-Th annual convccatioa of the grand bodie of the various branches Of the Masoni fraternity Of this jurisdiction will be held in Phoenix during the coming week. The grand lodge will meet Tuesday morning, the grand chapter Wednesday afternoon, the grand com mandery Wednesday night and the Eastern Star Thursday morning. A number O; the officers and delegate are already in the city and anon them are Morris Goldwater of Prescott past grand master; George J. Roskrug | Of Tucson, grand secretary and recor der; F. M Buck of Holbrook, Herbert