Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at II a. m. and p. m. Church west side court house plaza. The public is in vited to attend.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to William Parkinson and Miss Lee Watkins. Both parties live east of the city.
 THE TURKISH WAR.-The Turks are warlike people whether at home or abroad Ed Romley is again in Jus tice Grays court on complaint of Simon Ackel for disturbing the peace about october 18th.
 A GOOD TIME COMING.-There will be a public social with dancing from to F o'clock next Wednesday evening in Padget hall. The affair will be un- der the auspices Of the ladies Of Court | Floral I. O. r.
 NEW CHURCH PROPERTY.-The Baptist church has contracted for lots three and four, block 45, known as the Alsap property, two corner lots of 100 feet frontage on Monroe street. It is an admirable location for a church.
 MARSHAL KINNEY HOME.-Mar- shal Kinney is home from the A. O. U. w. festivities at Prescott, and Richard is himself again, though a little worse for wear. He says the Prescott people had hospitality to burn and burned it.. He enjoyed himself almost to death.
 A PRISONER FOR YUMA depu- ty sheriff from Apache county arrived in the city yesterday morning with a Mexican prisoner who had been con- victed of felony and sentenced to the penitentiary. The deputy sheriff went on to Yuma with the convict last night BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Bap- tist service today in O'Neill hall opposite the post office, the music in the morning will include a solo by Mrs. Foote and an anthem by the quartstte. and in the evening an anthem by the chcir and Q duet by Mrs. Foote and Dr. Dodsworth.
 NEW RATIONS.-Article of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Iselt-Irwin Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock S1.OOO.0 GOO, incorpor- ators, S. G. Islet, Edwin Irwin and others; The Atlas oil company. capital stock $25.OOO, incorporators, H. J. Ja- cobsen, C. D. Johnson and A. J. Suey.
 A. NJ F. CHURCH.-The pastor of the A. M. .. church, Rev. A. Wagner, has arrived in the city from Salt Lake City and will conduct services today. Service at II a. m; subject, Her Reso- lution." Service at 7:3O D. m; subject. "Christs Priestly Prayer for His Dis ciples." Sundty school ct D. m. He will be pleased to see you at all O.; these services.
 A VISITING MINISTER.-Rev Dr. C. H. Hobart, pastor of the Baptist church in Pasadena, Calofcrnia, was the guest of Rev. Dr. Halsey on Fri day. Dr. Hobart had been up in the Big Bug country on a hunting excur- sion. He was for fourteen years pas tor of the First Baptist church in Oak land, Calif, and found an old acquaint- anoe here in A. M. Benham, of the Curic.
 THE BANNER SNAKE.-Dr. J. Nj. Swetnam. who has been killing rat tlesnakes as a side lire for the last forty years, went hunting five miles west of town yesterday morning and brought back the finest locking reptile he ever laid his eyes on, It was really thing Of beauty, and it looked better with it's head shot off than it did be- fore It was about five feet long and seven inches in girth, and though part of the rattles were broken off it was es- timated by snake experts to be in the neighborhocd of twenty-five years old The killing of it was an incident the