Arizona republican., 1903-11-14


 morrow will be as follows: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching by the pastor. Dr. McAfee, II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.; morning theme. "Balaam, the bundle of contradictions" evening theme. Saul of Tarsus Praying" Y. P. $. C. F., 6.90 D. m.; topic, How May We Help Abolish the Saloon?" A lcordial invitation is extandzd to stTang- CTS to attend these services.
 APPOINTMENT CONFERENCE.-The civil service commission has just noti- | fled the Phoenix postoffice that the fol- lowing named appointments as city carriers have been confirmed to date, from Sept. 1: A. s. Calkins, Clyde E. Cooper and F.. S. Reed. These car riers have been on the local force for number of months past. Harlan W. Hall and w. C. Miller were appointed as substitute carriers.
 SUSPECTS RELEASED-Roy Sharp and John Moody, who were arrested yesterday morning early for trying to hold up George York, proprietor of the Columbus saloon, were taken before Justice Burnett yesterday. York. who had been drunk the night before, had no clear idea of what had happen and his story was at variance with the complaint he had made to Consta ble Lee Redwine. who made the arrest. There was no other evidence against the men, who are laborers, and they were discharged.
 VISITORS FROM PRESCOTT.-AIr. and Mrs. R. A. Talbot of Prescott are visiting friends in Phoenix for a few days and seeing points of interest, Mrs. Talbot has been in attendance upon the w. C. T. U. conveption in Mesa during the past week and was joined here by MT. Talbot on Thurs day They will drive to Mesa today, and tonight attend the public installa- tion of officers of the Good Templars lodge on Central avenue. Mrs. Talbot is grand chaplain of the grand lodge of AriZCna, and MT. Talbot a D. G. C. T., of the territory. They expect to return to their northern home on Mon day morning.
 A RECEPTlON.-The spacious and elegant country home of Judge J. NJ Langston and wife was thrown open Wednesday. NCv. II, to their friends and relatives. The reception was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Charles Alp bolt, who are soon to take their de parture for old Mexico The different rooms were artistically decorated with white chrysanJhemums. The dinner served was a revelation of the culinary art. All showed due hcnor to the Fort Mcdowell turkey. whose life had been sacrificed for this occasion. One guest remarked that the "prodigal son" was receiving his feast too early that it should have been reserved un- til his return. After dinner few hours were spent in 9 very pleasant way socially.
 FOOT BALL TODAY-The normal school and Indian school football teams will meet at Eastlake part to- day in a contest for blood though both sides are hoping there will be no blood spilled. It is metaphorical blood they want to satufate the earth with. and it is points they want 0 fill the score book with. Both teams are in fine condition. and both are confident. The normals have won one game from the Indians this season. but the latter have done some unusually good work since A special train will be run from Tempe for the accommodation of the normal team and the rooters. The lineup fer the Indian team will be as follows: Pedro, center; Acquinas, right guard Romero, right tackle; Juan, left guard: Watta. left tackle; WeirfCk. right end: Scott, left end; Dorchester. right half back; Dodson. left half-back; Easchief quarter back Lugo (captain), full back.
 AN ADVERTISING CGRCULAR.-A folder of twelve pages of text matter, with map of the county on the re- verse side, has been issued by Taylor p- C.r, rS,r. .rs-- forth the inducements offered to cap iitalists and immigrants to interest themselves in this valley. It is com prehensive document and is filled with valuable information on almost every subject a prospective investor might desire to ask questions about. The map is the latest one made of the valley and was prepared by a member or the firm. It is up to date. reliable and convenient reference not only for strangers. but for residents of the valley. It shows all the canals and railroads, including the Phoenix & Eastern, the location Of the beet sugar factory. the mountains 10 the north and south of the valley, and. in fact everything of importance in the county that can be shown on a map
 MAY TRY IT AGAIN.-Manage Coach of the Bisbee gym football team states that the Phoenix Indians are expected to return there on Thanksgiv- ing for another game with the local team. If it is found impossible to ar range for a game with thG Indians. says tho Bisbee Miner. the Ncgales team. recently organized. may be in- duced to come here and try conclu- sions. Bisbee people as a rule would prefer to see the Indians play here Thanksgiving. It is confidently be- heved that the next time the two teams meet the score will be different with Bisbee on the big end. Before leaving Manager Friedman of the Indians stated that he would be willing to re- turn with his men on Thanksgiving In addition to the football game at Don Luis on Thanksgiving, Director Hurst of the gym is arranging for field day meet, at which athletes from Arizona and New Mexico are expected to be present. H. Gill. the all-around ChamDiop. will he uTpcanf to yiya av