Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

WOODMEN INITIATION.-Phoen Camp, No. 3. w. O. w, will meet Mon day night at K. of P. hall for initiatory work
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.-The sub ject of Rev. C. Y. Cowan's sermon to- day at the First M. E. church will be
 "The Constraining Power of Love-
 TEACHERS EXAMINATION-T
 regular quarterly examination of teachers will be held in the Central school building on Monday and Tues day.
 WILL RETURN TOMORROW-Dr. F. P. Palmer, who has been spending his summer vacation in Chicago and incidentally availng himself of oppor- . tunities for special work in the line of
 his profession, is expected home on to- mOrrow's morning train.
 HOME AGAIN.-Miss Madge Rich
 mond returned yesterday morning from
 her summers visit in the east. She first attended the commencement eX-
 ercises of the university of Iowa in the spring and later visited chicago, Nj agara Falls and several other inter- l esting eastern places.
 HOLIDAY HOURS.-Next Monday. September 1st, being Labor Day. the Santa Fe city office and Postal Tele- graph office will be closed between the hours of 10 a. m. and D. m. The Santa
 Fe local freight depot will be open dur ing the morning and again late in the evening for the purpose of receiving and delivering perishable freight.
 A TRANSACTION IN MINES.-Mr.
 J. T. Hinds, secretary of the Prescott Realty company. passed through town yesterday on his way home from Globe, where he has just concluded a mining deal involving several well-known properties in that vicinity. Mr. Hinds is one of the most successful managers of mining transactions in the territory.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI ENTIST corner of Center and Jeffer-
 son streets-Services. II d. m.; subject. Man" Golden text: Blessed is the
 man that maketh the Lord his trust. and respecteth not the proud. nor such as turn aside to lies" Psalm 40:4. Sun day-schoOl F m. Wednesday evening service, 1:45.
 WILL TEACH IN TOMBSTONE The Tombstone Prospector says: Miss Jessie Creager. who has been appointed teacher of the primary grade of the schools here, is a resident of Phoenix and daughter of Professor Creager, who has been superintendent of the Phoenix schools for many years and is
 a prominent educator. Miss Creager is
 an Arizona normal graduate, has also attended Stanford and comes highly recommended
 EXCURSION DATES EXTENDED. l It was generally understood that yes l terday was the date of the last seaside excursion via the s. F., P. and P, and such in fact was the original arrange ment. Yesterday the local office re- ceived instructions that the excursion | ticket selling dates would be extended and continued to cover the entire
 month of September. This extension will be appreciated by the many whose vacation days do not arrive till Septem-
 Der. The tickets will be issued under
 a three months limit
 A MISSING DOG-Mr. Thomas ! Oberle is inconsolable over the loss of his dog. Duke. He hopes and his friends join with him in the hope that the loss | is not eternal, but that in the course
 of time Duke will be restored to him. Duke is hard to describe for identifica- tion It may be said in a general way
 that he is a big dog. He is black in
 some places and white in others, so that
 he may be called not a spotted but a parti-colored dog. He is attached to