Arizona republican., 1902-06-07

Ilodge of the Knights of PytnlaS will he'
 in session there then. and on Saturday
 night the grand slaughter will take
 place. There will be thirty-fiVe y;,-
 tins The rest of the week will be de-
 voted to obSequies.
 | A FORECLOSURE SUIT.-A r:ie- closure suit by Joseph Lambeye vs. II. 1 B. Crouch and Olive Crouch Was filed | in district court yesterday.
 SPECIAL SERVICE.-The Presby- | terian church will hold q preparatory service at o'clock today at the church. The pastor would be glad to meet any who may desire to unite with the church. at this service.
 A BURNING BARN.-A barn be longing to D. D. Miller between Adams and Washington streets. west q! the car barns. Was burned with q part of
 it's contents. A horse had boy; taken out as soon as the fire was discovered.
 The animal was turned loose and when
 the building was envelcped m flames ii
 tried to break back into it again.
 MISSIONARY MEETING.-The un-
 ion missionary meeting at the NJ. F..
 church South last night Was attended
 by large congregation and very
 interesting service was held. The
 meeting was under the auspices of the
 Phoenix juniors. Bethel and Tempe leagues of that church. though all the
 young peoples societies of the city
 participated by invitation.
 GUIDE BOOK TO GRAND CAN YON.-Fred Harvey has published q guide book to the Grand Canyon of
 the Colorado for which MT. George L. Young holds the copyright. and who is now placing the book in these parts. The Republican acknowledges the re- ceipt of copy and finds it to be most interesting and valua ble little work es- pecially for travellers to that famous region. The book was written by P. C. Bicknell, who is an authority on the Grand Canyon, having spent years in it's exploration and being beside d fluent and interesting writer. The book is also nicely illustrated and explanatory maps accompany it.
 ABOUT FISH.-Rev. Dr. Roberts, whose moral influence. backed by Frank Shirley's coin, firmly esta blisheCi the catfish industry in the Salt river, reports as follows upon his latest fish ing expedition in which he was accom- panied by Joe Lewis. He says tina between them they got three catfish of
 
 made a big meal for seven people
 While he was stringing them Lewis
 caught carp that weighed fifteen pounds. It was the old king carp of
 Salt river and an cid time friend of
 Rev. Dr. Roberts. In fact Is was fol- lowing this carp around that he first found the catfish tracks.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - To- MOTIONS services will be as follows:
 Sunday school a 9:45 d. m: E,ndeavor prayer meeting at 6:30 D. m.; regular church worship at Ii a. m. and 7:30 D. m. In the afternoon the pastor will preach to children. This is to b. the first of d series Of sermons with
 illustrations. Tomorrow the illustra- tions will be bottles and their con tents. The Lords Supper. public re- ception of new members. and infant baptisms will compose the II o'clccll service The session will be glad to meet all who wish to be received into membership. Meeting of the session will be held Saturday afternoon. Those [ who wish to present infants for hap tism are requested to communicate with the pastor, or with MT Weirick. clerk.
 
 t. Constable Lee Reivire returned yesterday morning frC-,I California with William F. Brown. who is wanted for an outrageous assault alleged l. have been committed by him upon d Mrs. Cornell. who lives in lIe buck eye country. The officer found Brown about fifteen miles southeast uf s:li! Diego, going in the direction Oi ;lc Mexican line. After some littl- Geiib- eraticn he decided to come nLc:. tu Ar izona. waiVing the ceremony O. aE,rl- dition. Brown denied that ne G-as guilty of the Cffense charged :.G liiISt him, but lie admitted that his conduct toward Mrs. Cornell was rot such IS polite society would sanction lie meant no harm. however. and h5 does not believe that Mrs. Cornell thought so at the time.
 LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS NOW Yesterday afternoon at , o'clock the collecting committee of the Camelbaok k Oil company began it's work of round Ing up subscribers and getting ready for business. Before night one-third of all the subscribers were visited and the cash for their subScript ions vas turned over. Two of the subscribers visited doubled their subscriptions and four new subscribers Were secured.
 none of whom were for less than $25. With this sort of work all the money subscribed ought to be raised by Satur- day night. or by Monday night at the very latest. after which the work of boring for oil will immediately follow The operations of the company will noN- [ hp followed int hn