Arizona republican., 1902-10-11

l
 A RECENT BOY.-Lee Barnett, who lives near the Indian school, is rejoic-
 ing over a recent arrival at his house.
 It was boy.
 l GOV. BRODIE AT TUCSON.-Gover-
 nor Brodie was called to Tucson imme-
 diately on his return from a visit to
 the southern part of the territory to address a republican meeting held there
 on Thursday night. He Is expected to
 return to the city this morning. | A NEW CORPORATION-A of the Tippecanoe Oil and Asphalt com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $500, 900; the incorporators are H. Snyder, H. Van Voorst and s. A. Carson of Indiana.
 CAVE CREEK DISTRICT-W. T. Linville is in town from the Cave Creek country, and reports mining business lively thereabout. Several good gold finds have been made recently. one man having staked a claim that shows ore assaying s1l9 per ton. Work has been temporarily suspended on the Cheney claims, in which he is inter | ested.
 ARE COMING EARLY-Winter vis- 1 itors to Phoenix are already beginning to mako their appearance, and the ho tels announce that they are doing a better business than usual at this sea- son of the year. Many new faces ap- pear daily at the postoffice windows, and the indications arc that the com 1 ing winter is to be a lively one, with more transient visitors to the valley than ever before.
 CENTRAL NJ. F. CHURCH, SOUTH. Rev. R. A. Rowland pastor. The last services for this conference year will be held in the Padgett building on Sunday as follows: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m., Dr. H. A. Hughes, superintendent. An niversary sermon to the members of the Wcmans Home Missionary Society at II by the pastor. Junior League f p. m.. Mrs. A. D. Alsap, superintend ent. Epworth League at 6:30, Miss Liz zie Rowland, leader; subject, Fruitful of Fruitless." Special missionary pro gramrne at 6:30 Address by Miss Kate Harlan, returned missionary. Women and young people are especially invited to be present.
 HAVE COME TO STAY.-F. w. Hamilton and wife, recent arrivals from Shenandoah, Iowa, have decided tC make Phoenix their future home, and have taken residence on the Me Dowell road. MT. and Mrs. Hamilton are both graduates oi the New England Conservatory of Music, and Mrs. Ham, ilton is a talented soloist, while MT. Hamilton is a professional tuner, hay ing been engaged in that line for some years in the east with gratifying sue cess. He will follow this profession here, and requests that orders for his services be left with any music house in Phoenix. or he can be reached by ad- dressing P. O. box 342.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.-Next Sunday will be rally day at the Pres an interesting programme, chiefly mu- sicaI and an orchestra will be in at tendance. The exercises will take place at S:45 in the morning. The Presbyter ian Sunday school has a membership of more than 300 and is the largest school in the territory. These rally days are for the purpose of lining the pupils up for the work of another year. They have contributed greatly to the growth of the school A preliminary rally was held last night in the parlors of the church. There were refresh ments and whatever else might serve as an incentive to the youthful mind to greater performances in the interest of the Sunday school.