Arizona republican., 1902-11-26

CHURCH THANKSGIVING Church of Christ, Scientist, will hold Thanksgiving services Thursday morn ing at 10:45. Solo by Mrs. Harry Heap; music under the direction of Mrs. Deity. Everybody welcome.
 FUNERAL OF DIR. PHELPS.-The funeral of Dr. Harlow J. Phelps will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the family residence on North Second ave nue. Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee will con duct the service and interment will be made here.
 VISITING JOURNALIST.-Ha J. Newton of Colorado Springs was visitor in Phoenix yesterday He is managing editor of the Daily Mining Record, the only mining paper in the world that is issued daily. He is talented newspaper man and a genial gentleman.
 A TEMPE DANCE-Silver Star Re bekah Lodge of Tempe will give a grand masquerade ball tonight in the Odd Fellows hall in that town. The dancers will unmask at o'clock. The occasion ia to be one of the big social events of the winter in Tempe, and a number of Phoenix people will drive over.
 WAS DISCHARGED.-L. J. Rice, who was arrested on the charge of flooding the highway. was given a ,.earing yesterday by Judge Gray and discharged. Mir. Rice proved that as soon as he was informed that the water was flooding the road he sent a man to look after 1t. and further showed to the satisfaction of the court that the situation as it existed was not the re- suit of design or a willful flooding of thehighways.
 GOING TO STANFORD. - R. C. Stanford will leave Thursday afternoon for Stanford university. California. where he expects to take a full law course. Mir. Stanford is not a relative of the founder of the university though he thinks it is a pretty good name and Ia pretty good school. MT. Stanford's many friends here will wish him good luck as he Is Q very exemplary young man and has proved his worthiress by campaigning in the Philippines for the honor of the flag. He was recently ap- pointed sergeant major of the militia by Colonel McClintCck, a position he will probably have to resign by reason of going away
 THE TOMBSTONE WARRANTS The loan commission was busy yester- day with the question of funding the Tombstone warrants. The city of Tombstone was represented at the hearing by Judge Reilly, the city attor- ney, and the holders of the warrants by Judge Street. It is claimed by Judge Reilly that the warrants are in- valid by reason of the legal in- ability of the council which issued them to do so. The opposite view O. the powers of the council was taken by Judge Street. The positions Of both sides rest upon facts which the com mission decided to have submitted be- fore taking any final action in the mat ter
 INDIANA VETERANS.-A telegram sent out from KokomO, Ind, on the Fist of November shows the kind of material the Indiana veterans of the civil war are made of. Constable D. P Kyle took great pleasure in reading it for the reason that the proud father served in the civil war in the same company he did. The telegram reads as follows: To-day the stork visited the home of Captain Milton Garrigus. Q veteran of the civil war, aged 72 years. and left a fine baby daughter. The father is past commander of the In diana G. A. R., and a year ago married Miss Marie Thomas. aged 20. The in- fant has half sisters more than fifty years old and it is aunt to several grown mem berS of the family !"