Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

HOLIDAY HOURS.-Those who have business at the post office today should remember that this is a holiday The same hours of business will prevail as on Sundays.
 AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL-There will be a Thanksgiving service at the United States Indian school this even- ing at 7:20 o'clock with sermon by Rev. Lewis Halsey, pastor of the Phoenix Baptist church.
 MISS TROWBRIDGE RETURNS Miss Trowbridge, the artist, who has been sketching at the Grand Canyon and Flagstaff and Prescott, has re- turned and will reopen her studio in the Fleming block.
 EPISCOPAL .-Thanksgiv- ing service at 10 o'clock a. m. Special and appropriate music for the occa- sion. All seats are free and the public is cordially invited to attend. Church west side Courthouse plaza.
 A WEDDING RECEPTION.-Mrs Bury desires to inform her friends that the reception following the wedding of her daughter next Monday evening will be at the parlors of Dr. and Mrs. Will liam G. Lentz. Fleming building. in stead of No. 3z1 West Jefferson street. as announced in invitations.
 THE LOAN COMMISSION.-A session of the loan commission was held yesterday for the purpose of lis tening to evidence produced by City Attorney Reilly against the funding of the Tombstone warrants. The com mission adjourned until Friday when the other side will be heard. RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.-The Phoenix &s Eastern tracklayeTs are now up with the graders and the rails are down to within about a mile O: Salt river. The pile driver is engaged in setting the pegs for the new bridge over the river and everything is still running smoothly in the right direc- ton.
 CHARGED WITH STEALING - Constable Kyle last night arrested and lodged in the county jail, charged with felony. a man by the name of Thibaut. Complaint was made against him in Justice Gray's court by a man named Joseph NJ. Hoffman, who is conducting one of the booths on Washington street and who says Thibaut, who was enl- ployed by him, appropriated to his own purposes S4.S0 of his money. A BREAK IN THE LINE.-There was an accident on the Northern Addi- | tiOn car line last night. One of the poles at the side of the line between | Van Buren and Monroe streets was | broken down, carrying several rods ol the trolley wire with it. The new Brill's addition car on it's way to town raT into the wreck and was slightly dam l aged. The line between that poin, and Washington street was cut out ana cars from the north ran only as fal as Van Buren.
 THE OBERLE CCMPANY.-A let ter was received yesterday from Tom | O5erle, who with the Oberle Stock com
 pany was playing ct Albuquerque. He
 writes that the company has been ev-
 erywhere well received and that the
 success of the enterprise has been be-
 yond his expectations. The company
 will return to Phoenix on December S D. A. R. MEETING.-The Daughter:
 of the American Revolutions meet nex
 Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock ir Guild hall.
 INFANT INDUSTRIES city
 recorder frequently receives letter!
 from small capitalists who desire t' tplant infant industries in this town and inquiring what sort of restrictions
 are placed on small trusts of thi!
 character. Among the late proposition he has received is one from a gentle
 man who has patented a new proces! for popping corn and another from