Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-27

BAPTIST CHURCH.-The services
at the Baptist church today will in
clude Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. and
young peoples meeting at 7:30 p. m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (sCI-
ENTISD.-Corner of Center and jeff
erson streets. Services. Il a. m: sub
ject, Love" Golden text. My little
children, let US not love in word,
truth l John. SIS. Sunday school
Il N. Wednesday services 7:45 p. N.
PROBATE COURT-An inventory
and appraisement of the estate of Nor
itz Bolsau was filed in the probate
court yesterday. The Will of DR.. W. c..
Robbins. with petition for its admis-
sion to probate, was also filed The
matter was set for hearing en- August
&c.
PAID THE COSTS.-John Doe was
arrested by Constable Kyle on the
charge of drunkenness. When ne got
before Judge Gray he backed up every
charge the officer made, and said he
was ready to pay for his fun. He was
assessed the costs in the case, amount
ing to $3.50.
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L. D. Mcclure left yesterday for q
wagon trip to Oak creek. On the way
they will stop at the Montezuma, we'll
and other points OF interest. During
their absence the pharmacy viii be in
charge of DR.. Charles A. Van der Veer.
J. B. Hoover accompanied them as q
guide in their mountain travels.
CLIMATE FOLDERS.-The board of
trade has received and now has for dis
tribution 1000 copies of the speech de-
livered by William G. Burns, section
director Of the weather bureau, before
the Chronological experts that visited
Phoenix a few weeks ago. It is the
best thing ever published on the sub
ject, and its distribution will be CT
great value to Arizona.
HURT IN y RUNAWAY.-Mr. Mat
thevs, the farmer Of the Indian school.
was severely bruised in a runaway
about twenty-five miles from town. His
Wasorr7turEed over, and he jumped to
save himself. He cleared the wagon,
but the jump resulted in badly hurt
ing one of his legs between the knee
and ankle, though no bones were brok-
EN-. Afte" the wagon turned over the
horse became frightened and ran away.
BACK FROM TRISCO.-D. w. Bel
den, chief electrician for The Ph0eni-:
Light and Fuel company, returned yes
terday morning from short visit to
San Francisco and adjacent points. lie
went principally on business, but also
for the purpose OF getting as much fun
out Of the trip as possible, and reports
having q good time. He visited sew
eral OF the largest electrical plants on
the coast, and took mental notes OF
the latest improvements in the manip-
ulatfon Of that peculiar force.
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY
The secretary of the interior has is
sued an order temporarily withdraw
ing from settlement or other DISPOSE
tion under the public laid laws the fol-
lowing townships: to 10 south, inclu-
sive, ranges u to % west, inclusive;
1 to / north, inclusive, ranges l to 8
west, inclusive; l to 4 north, inclusive
ranges 1 to east, inclusive; ! to I
south, inclusive, ranges , to east, in
elusive; l to 8 north, inclusive, ranges
4 to east, inclusive; l TO south, in
elusive, ranges ) to east, inclusive
1 to north, inclusive, ranges TO
east, inclusive; to north, inclusive
ranges 6 to east, inclusive.
MR.. FOWLER DELAYED.-It was
expected that Mr.. r. A. Fowler would
return yesterday from Washington
where he has been for the last foul
months in the interest Of irrigation fol-
this valley A message was received
from him that he had been detained
by washouts in Eastern Colorado ant