Arizona republican., 1902-11-16

to the governor his acquisition papers.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Ser at Il a. m. and D. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Church west side of court house plaza. Seats are free, and the public is invited to be present
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist church services in O'Neill hall the pas tor will begin series of sermons in the morning. Theme The Gospel h. vitation." The music in the evening will include an anthem by the quertette and duet by Mrs. Cooper and Mir. Coggins.
 A BAD ACCIDENT-O. s. Wiley. an employe of McCallum's machine shop. suffered painful misfortune yester- day His left hand got caught in 'lathe and most of the flesh in the palm was torn cut. He will probably be able to make a good hand of it eventually. but will not be able to use it for Q long time.
 REBEKAH EXCURSION. - About twenty members Of Arizona Rebekah lodge went to Glendale last evening to vlslt the lodge there, escorting Mrs. IT. M. Cake of Tucson, president of the Rebekah assembly of Arizona Mrs Cake and a number of other ladies were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. E. M. Mills and daughter, Miss Flora
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorded yes terday: Compania de Inversiones, cap ital stock $30O,O0O, incorporators R. F. Hopson, V. E. Loebnitz and l.. E. Ross of Havana Kimberly Montana Gold Mining company, capital stock $3000,- 0O0, incorporators. P. l.. Kimberley and M. Dreyfus of Chicago.
 ABOUT TAXES.-City Tax Collector Luke had another busy day yesterday waiting on the property owners who desired to pay their taxes. There are | still quite a number who have failed to respond and Monday will be the last l day The tax collector also has to col lect for the expense of cleaning such | lots by the city, as the owners neglected to clean, and in some instances this amounts to a considerable sum. one case in point is that of an estate own | ing a whole block of lots in the Irvine | addition. They were cleaned by tht city at an expense of s63, though the taxes amount to only $5.52.
 PIE FAIR-The members of the social committee of the Baptist Young Peoples Union can congratulate them selves on their pie fair. held in ONeil hall on Friday evening. There was g tempting array of pies and the commit: tee had a difficult task. The first prize was awarde to Miss Carooel Murphy the second to Miss Hettie Halsey The piano selections by Mir Lichen. stein and the recitations by Prof. Cast were admirably given. The twir brothers Simon were happily repre- sented by MT. R. F. Miner and Mir w r. Davis. A Spanish Hidalgo was | welcome visitor Pie and coffee wer, served.
 MAKING A HIT.-The. Fl Pasc papers announce that the Oberle Stocl company, which is now playing
 weeks engagement in that city. mad, a big hit at the first nights perform ance which was The Lost Paradise
 The Herald says, Ut is decidedly tn
 best repertoire organization that eve
 played in Fl Paso and gives even
 better production than many shows a
 the regular price," The News voice
 the same sentiments and both paper
 announce that the bill for the secon
 night was the comedy "The Big Gas
 ino." It is suggested that if tn
 Oberle Co. was in PhoniX right at thi
 time it could make an unusually bi
 hit with that particular play.
 WEATHER FRAMES.-It has bee
 the practice of the local weather bu
 reau each winter to distribute in az
 pointed public places. each day. bulle
 tins received by telegraph showing tn
 state of the weather at that hour i
 all the leading cities of the Unite
 States. Heretofore these bulletins hay
 been laid around promiscuously. bu
 with as much regularity as possible Yesterday the weather bureau cause to be placed in the board of trade rool and at various other places convenient : ly constructed frames for the purpos P of filing these bulletins, so that the 5 may be kept as long as desired. Any . one desiring to know whether it 7 showing in New York or raining !, San Francisco, while the sun i2 shil 0 ing in Phoenix, can find out by walkir l a block or so to the board room or els 7 where where a frame is placed. --O-
 Any one suffering from defective ey Il sight would do well by consulting u = celebrated eye specialist, Dr. B. l. Price, who will be at the Adams hot r from the 18th to the 22nd of Novembe