Arizona republican., 1902-07-26

SUNDAY SERVICES.-Rev. C. C. Black will preach at Bethel Sunday morning and at the Mexican mission Sunday evening,
 HAPPY CHILDREN.-The members of the Sunday school classes of Miss Bessie Thomas and Miss Ethel Dom were handsomely entertained on Thurs day evening at the home of one of their number Miss Alice L. Halsey.
 AN EVENING PARTY.--The mem bers of Arizona Rebekah lodge. No. 1, gave party Thursday night at the residence of Mrs. Lizzie Coyle, on North Seventh avenue. There was a good attendance. and the evening was pleasantly spent in the playing of games and the enjoyment of refresh ments.
 PHOENIX BOY SICK.-E. $. Russell left last night for Tucson to bring home his brother Ross who is very ill there with typhoid fever. He was attending the university last winter. and this summer secured employment at Cana nea, where he was taken sick. He started for home. but on reaching Tue son was so i'll he decided not to con- tinue the journey alone.
 CIS-MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS.-The executive committee of the Trans Mis- sissippi Commercial congress has issued a call for the thirteenth annual session to be held at St. Paul. Minn.. August 19, 20, 21 and p. Among the officers of the congress is Andrew Kimball of Thatcher. vice president Ex-Governor N. O. Murphy and B. A. Fowler are
 
 BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.-Mr and Mrs John w. Osborn left on this mornings train for an extended visit in the east. They will 80 first to Ne vada, Mo, and from there MT. Osborn will go to New York on business con- nected with the Ben Hur Mining com pany. The company's property is one of the promising mines tributary to Phoenix, and its extensive development is proposed.
 GOLD COIN ELECTION.-A meeting of the stockholders of the Gold. CoiI? Mining company was held on Thursday night for the annual election of direc- tors and officers. The following consti- tute the new board of directors: C. w. Barnett. H. H. Price, Mrs. M. B. Ull- man, J. H. Barnett and Thomas Sloan. The directors then elected C. w. Bar nett president, H. H. Price vice presi- dent and G. A. Mauk secretary and treasurer.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday of the Dominion Automatic Furnace Gold Copper Recovery company, capital stock s1,500,0O0; incorporators, J. A. F. McBain. c. H. Patterson and A. Ross of Vancouver. Articles were also filed of the United States Oil and Coal com pany with a capital stock of $500, 900. The incorporators are F. G. and L. M. and E.. C. Woodward
 THE SALVATION ARMY.-The ser vices tomorrow at the Salvation Army hall will be as follows: At 10 a. m.. children and young peoples meeting at Il a. m.; holiness meeting especially for christians al D. m.: an open-air meeting to which every christian is in vited to attend and take part on the corner of First and Washington streets. and also at [ D. m. a special united effort to turn men from natures dark ness to Gods marvellous light and sal vation. Ensign J. F. Westcott.
 POLICE COURT.-Diego Camargo was in the police court yesterday. fa- cing d charge of drunkenness. He en- tered into an arrangement with the recorder whereby his sin could be atoned for by service of five days rested for riding horse d little faster