Arizona republican., 1903-03-07

| BIG LETTER MAIL-Four days let
| ter mail from the east was received
| here yesterday. being the largest letter
mail to ever reach this city in one day
WAITING TELEGRAMS. - Tele-
grams addressed to the following per
sons are being held at the Western
Union office: Edward E. Aston, c. H.
Burnett and J. I. Coleman
MIR. SANDERS BETTER.-N. A.
Sanders. whose condition was alarming
Thursday night. began to improve
again early yesterday morning and was
reported much better last evening.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES The
services at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow will be as follows: Sunday
school, 9:45; morning service. II; Chris
tan Endeavor, $50; evening service,
T:30.
MUSICAL SERVICE.-The quartette
choir of the First Baptist Church will
render the first musical service at
O'NeiIl hall tomorrow evening. The
quartette has been engaged in the pre-
paration of an excellent programme.
DIR. NORTON ILL.-Dr. J. C. Norton
Is confined to his home by illness in the
care of a physician and a. nurse. The
nature of his illness has not been de-
termined. but he is very sick man.
He is believed to be threatened with
pneumonia.
AN INDIAN KILLED.-There was
killing at the Indian settlement near
Camp Verde Wednesday. says the Pres
colt Courier. A 15-year Indian boy
grabbed a rifle and shot an Indian
man dead. The trouble was over the
boys mother. The boy was arrested
but later discharged from custody, the
killing having proven justifiable.
\ QUERY FROM AUSTRALIA.-Inn
migration Commissioner Y. L. Clark
yesterday received a letter from man
in Sydney, New South Wales, asking
for information relative to the products
markets and climate of this section. and
saying he intended to come to Califor-
mia or some nearby point to make his
future home.
COUNTRY CLUB.-Saturday after
noon at the Country Club will be OF
unusual interest. the preliminary round
for the golf championship of the club
will be played. also a handicap golf
tournament for ladies with suitable
prizes. During the afternoon tea will
be served by Miss Christy, Miss Stod-
dard, Miss Goldman and Miss Good
rich.
WICKENBURG CHURCH SER
VICES-Rev. Duncan Brown will
preach at Wickenburg at the school
house on Sunday morning at IL o'clock
and on Sunday evening at 7:30.
Morning subject, Great Power and
Great Grace" Subject at night. 1.-THE
Bible in the Grand Canyon" Choir
meeting on Saturday evening at 1:30.
The public is cordially invited
POSTOFFICE INSPECTORS.-L. H.
Hodge, inspector of Arizona postoffices.
arrived here yesterday in the course of
his regular rounds. J. 7. Fogarty. an
inspector of the rural free delivery ser
vice. also arrived here yesterday for
the purpose of looking over the three
routes now in operation from the Phoe-
nix office for the purpose of inquiring
into the desira bility of further extend
ing them or establishing others.
a WINGLESS EAGLE.-The barber
shop where Mrs. Rosa Harper tried to
assassinate her husband. on Thursday
morning, is known as the Eagle. The
proprietor is thinking about changing
the name of it now. Its wings are
gone Mr. Harper took them in or
der that he might scoot with the great
er facility in advance of the bullets
which his spouse was sending hot
footed after him. He didn't bring the
wings back.
CENTRAL NJ. e. CHURCH
SOUTH.-Center and Monroe streets,
r. 4. Rowland. pastor. Services in the
Sabbath school room on Sunday as
follows: Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. II.
a. Hughes. superintendent Preaching