Arizona republican., 1902-03-23
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 WOMAN'S CLUB. - The Woman's Club of Phoenix will meet Tuesday af- ternoon at at the residence of Mrs. Walter Talbot
 MINING MEN HERE-Four Daw- sen City mining men arrived here yes tarday morning from the south and are registered at the Ford hotel. Their names are T. J. Sparks. Omar Waller. Alfred w. Graham and John Apfield. EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Services at ! a. m. and 4:SG D. m. today at Trinity church. west side of court house plaza. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Music ap rropriate to Palm Sunday will be ren- dered.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH NICSIC.-The ! services in the First Chrictian church l today. both morning and evening. will te enriched by vocal solos by Miss McElree and Mrs. Turney, and anthems by the chorus choir.
 HAS CHANGED CLOTHES. - The Arizona Arrow of Kingman has 1 shuffied off its magazine dress for the i present and appears as q six page four l column paper. It is however equally as neat il typograp phicaI arrangement Gs before
 l GOOD TEMPLARS TONCRROW.- Owing to the continuation Of the re- | vival services in the Christian church this week. the Good Templars will meet at S:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. in stead of s o'clock. The church services l will be shortened somewhat on this ac- i count.
 LECTURE NEXT FRIDAY.-Dr. F l J. Fhino. q member of the interna tionai board Of lectureship of the Firs: 1 Church Cf Christ Scientist Of Boston Mass. will lecture to the public on thI subject Of Christian Science at Doris Opera house. Friday evening at > 1 o'clock. March 18th. Admission free
 A SERIOUS ACCUSATION.-A com plaint was sworn out late yesterday evening in Justice Burnett's court | against Marion McCann of Aihambra charging him with cattle scaling anC changing ear marks. The warrant was aerved by Deputy Sheriff Gibson an( the hearing was set for tomorrow. Tn, complainant is Logan Morris.
 A VISITING MINISTERIAL the Baptist church Rev. H. Dusenberry ol Tempe will preach in the morning, and il the evening will give q series oi stereCptic views illustrating life and mission work in Japan. The music will include selections by the quartettt and The Palms." by Dr. Dcdsworth 1t is expected that Miss Jennie Wilson will give a recitation at the evening service.
 THE SCHOOL ELECTfON.-The la dies Of Phoenix are taking keen inter est in the school election to be helt next Saturday and are hoping for sel :. 6ctiCn e trustee who best will serv, ;he public. The schools c. Phoenix they believe. have fairly outgrcwn tn; country school district administration methods. and they realize that the only safety lies in the election Of none bu the best of citizens as members of tn, school board. It is hoped that a largt vote will be boiled.
 OSBORN DISTRICT ELECTION.- The tax payers of school district No s 1 commonly called the Osborn school, ol Saturday next, March 29. will vote on direct tax to finish the upper part of tn, .sc!CCl building. as the same has nevei been completed, and also to repair thu we'll CuthouSes. etc, and tC fence tin, : school yard. As the membership o the school has increased to the eXteD that another teacher will be require. next year, the completion and furnish ing of another room is imperativel, , necessary $500 is the amount to b, voted upon. The district comprise. eleven sections: the rate per S1OO0 as sessed valuation. if the tax is voted will be about $4.50. There will also bt an election of q school trustee in plact Of MT. R. E. Miner, whose term vii expire. MT. Miner has worked hard il the interest of the school and will un doubtedly be reelected. Polling plac. at school house from 9 a. m. to 1 n. m