Arizona republican., 1902-02-09

CHRISTIAN CHURCH MUSIC.-A; the morning service today in the First Christian church Mrs. Turney and Mrs. Golze will sing 70 Morning Land," and at the evening service Mrs. Turney will sing The Open Gate.'
 TRINITY GUILD TEA.-The ladies of Trinity guild will give an afternoon tea on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. F.. A. Penick, There will be a sale of fancy articles and the usual refresh ments. All friends are cordially in- vited.
 ADVENTIST SERVICES-Thise even ing at o'clock sharp. Subject: ''The Everlasting Gospel Message of Rev. IA" The question box is open to every body. Corner Pierce and North Third streets. on First street car line. All are welcome.
 FORESTERS' BALL.-Court Hassa- yampa No. 1918 will g-re a grand ball Wednesday, evening. February F. at Paget hall No written invitations have been issued. Good music will be provided and a good time is assured to all who attend.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Services at II a. m. and 4:30 D. m. The hour of evening service has been changed as lboye. Sunday school at 10 a. m- Church west side courthouse plaza. The seats are free and the public cordially invited to occupy them.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.-Corn of Center and Jefferson streets. Services Il a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Subject. Soul Mrs. D'Alta Gllland. who has charge of the music, will sing at the morning and evening services. Sunday school. F m. Wednesday meetings are held at 7:30 D. m.
 UNITED MODERN SOCIAL.-The Moderns expect an exceptionally good time Tuesday evening at their regular bi-monthly social. These socials are gaining reputation for good cheer for its members and their socials number amoung the winters most pleasant events. Besides games and special music, dancing will be the principal | feature.
 AN EXECUTIVE SESSION. - The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems Democratic club will be held al the club rooms next Monday night Speeches and discussion of the avail ability of W. J. Bryan as a candidate for president in 1904 will De heard an6 refreshments will be enjoyed. Any re- publican that finds k:S' way into tho presence of the club will be converted or slaughtered before he has time tC backslide.
 PHOENIX SUITS THEM.-Mr. an' , Mrs. George A. Wilcox of Chicago hav' larrived in Phoenix to remain for th' rest of the winter season. They ha' spent the two preceding winters her and were very well pleased. but hear' so much about California they decided to ary it there this winter. But the.
 had not been there long till both o
 them began to suffer with asthma
 Fortunately they knew where to go fo
 relief and are pleased to add their tes
 timony regarding the healthfulness O
 the Salt River valley.
 NEW CORPORATIONS O
 the following corporations were filed i
 the office of the county recorder yes terday. None Buck Creek Gold Minin
 company, capital stock s1 ,2G0.0 incor
 porators, A. H. Craig, w. H. Williams
 Mexico Mining Company, capital stoc
 8. .OOO, 900; incorporators, J. M. Kern, I
 E. Reulet, F.. l.. Towle, J. G. Blue an F. F.. Mansfield. Consolidated Minera
 company, capital stock $15,000,000; in
 corporators, c. Holzmark, NJ. A Holz
 mark, L. NJ Weems, E. Hemuth, H. W
 Brown, H. F. Wolf and F. P. Strick land. One Penny oil company. capita