Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
 Sunday school 10 o'clock a. m. Ser vices and sermon at Il o'clock a. m. ENTERTAINMENT. - The Baptist Young Peoples Union expects to give an entertainment in O'NeiH hall on Friday evening next.
 TEACHERS WANTED. - County School Superintendent Fulton an nOunces that there are openings in Gila Bend for two good school teachers. A FINE HORSE.-F. E. Moss sold
 ilne horse to Will Hammer a day or
 two ago for $125. The horse is a grand son of old Onward and a fine looking animal.
 THIRTY DAYS.-John Roach was the whole performance in police court yesterday, and his star act was a sim pie case of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was sentenced to thirty
 days in jail
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
 ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jeffer-
 son streets. Services II a. m. Subject, "Unreality." Sunday school F m. Wednesday evening services, 1.45.
 CANAL INJUHED.-Justice Gray yesterday received word that the re-
 cent high water in the river and the cross country floods had done about $500 worth of damage to the Orange Belt canal and dam.
 REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE-The will be a meeting of the republican county central committee and Candi- dates at the republican headquarters, ] No. 36 South Center street, on Mon q mt har at nfp
 m., for the purpose of filling a vacancy
 on the legislative ticket.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Ceren Va rela yesterday sued his wife, Josefa ! s. Revera Narela. for divorce on the ground of assertion. He thinks the | court in the consideration of his case will have very simple problem to con slider. The parties have not lived to- gether for some time, and they have no children to complcate the situation BAPTIST SERVICES-The Baptist Sunday school and church services to- | day will be held in O'Neil hall. oppo- site the post office, at 9:45 and II a.
 m. In accordance with the notice last Sunday. each member Of the congrega- tion is invited to bring an offering for foreign missions. Evening services at lilc III IS lidIl CIltai CIl Gl O.oJ anu 'oO D. m.
 A NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-J. J. Thompson, lately one of the proprie- tors of the Saturday Review. yesterday sold his interest to his partner, J. Tinker, and will go to Los Angeles, where he expects to go into business. Mir Thompson has been a resident of Phoenix for the last four years, and has been very successful in his under takings here.
 NOTABLE HORSE TRAINER.-C.
 H. Kroemer of San Francisco, who is visitor in Phoenix, is a notable horse trainer, having handled some of the big Cnes. He is accompanied here by Jockey Wolf. who can ride as fast as anything with legs on can carry him. | One by one the horsemen finally drop into Phoenix, and some day they will all be here.
 LOCK THE DOORS.-With no re- fection on Buffalo Bills big asgrcga- ton, it is a fact that some more or less | tough characters, and sometimes pro l fessional housebreakers, frequently fol- | low in the trail of all big railroad | shows, having no connection with them but taking advantage of the big crowds and unusual excitement to ply their l VocationS The city marshal therefore 1 sugge sts that citizens who leave their | homes to join in the crowds on Mon 1 day take good care to safely lock their | houses and put their valuables in a