Arizona republican., 1903-08-09

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 GOOD TEMPLARS' SOCIAL.-In- stead of regular lodge session on Mon- day night Garden Valley lodge. l. O. G. T., will give a social at the home of Freeman Fike, No. 7O5 North First street.
 BOUGHT A HOME.-The Misses Ed na C. and Bertha L. Petit have just purchased from J. Ernest Walker his former home on West Monroe street, near the capitol. This is a highly i'm proved piece of property and will make a beautiful home.
 A MOUNTAIN TRIP. - William Dowen and wife. his father and moth CT, MT. Baker and Mrs. Carpenter will leave today for an overland trip to the northern part of the territory. includ- ing a side trip to the Mogollon noun tainS.
 WATER CONDITIONS GOOD.-Wa- ter Commissioner Trott yesterday re- ported at in the morning there was a rise ,f 10000 inches in the river al the arizona dam. It was recedine again in the afternoon. but the indica- tions were scod for another rise.
 RAIN.-There was a heavy rain early Friday morning on North Central ave nue in the vicinity of the Indian school though it rained but little in Phoenix There was a short. hard rain here last evening though, followed by steady though less prccipitate downpour later
 DORMITORY UNROOFED.-Gove TOT Brcdie yesterday received a tele- gram from Tucson informing him thai the boys dormitory at the university had been unroofed in a storm the night before There was a hard rain of four hours afterward. The damage is esti- mated at s2,500.
 ANOTHER MINING COMPANY Articles of incorporation of the Co- lumbia Church Placer Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s1,C0O.G0O. and the incorporators are E. J. Bennitt, w. w. Jones and Thom- as D. Bennett.
 AN ADVERTISING SPECIALIST Henry Myers is the latest addition t the clerical force of the New Yorl store He came here from Denver where he has made advertising his spe cial line of work having been employ
 
 Guldman of that city.
 FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.-At the M F., church. corner of Second avenue ant Monroe street, there will be Sunda! school tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock preaching at Il o'clock and Epwortl league at 6:45 p. m. Charles w. Maxon who was formerly prominent mission worker in Philadelphia, will preach a II o'clock.
 FOR THE SEASIDE.-Among thos i leaving for the seaside last evening vi; the NJ. X P. railroad were: J. M. Val Fleet, Mrs. E. V. Cushman. MT. Hunt J. W. Woolf. Harry Markt, Geo. M Yeakel, R. H. Satterwhite and wife | R. H. Greene. Mrs. NJ Morten an' | daughter, Nellie; James McKave, Ear w. Creed, Wm. Penn, T. R. Stewart | Mrs F. g. Williams
 THE SUICIDE OF A MURDERER 1 i-Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts yester | day received word of the suicide in l Colorado jail of Felix Trunk, the mur 1 derer of his cousin. Hugh Roberts, nea | Grand Junction, Colo. After the kill | ing of Roberts the murderer fled an l was captured in Salt Lake. He wa | taken back to Grand Junction, and O 1 account of threats of lynching was re l moved to the jail of another county. II THEY MET HERE.-A J. Edward returned home Friday morning after l very successful trip to Chicago on min ing business. He came rather soone
 than he expected, for the purpose c
 meeting his youngest son. who is no' l paying his first visit to Arizona, an who came here directly from heavei
 The stork which the young man ha engaged was a little slow and did nc
 get him here till shortly before mic
 night Friday. though he arrived II same date his father did.
 UNION SERVICES.-Union servic. of all the churches Ill the city will held as follows Sundy morning and e' ening: Morning services will be he at the First Church of Christ. cOrn Fifth avenue and Monroe streets, II o'clock. Services will be conductt
 by Rev. J. Edward Donovan of Pa: Robles, Cal. Evening services will held at the Presbyterian church, co ner Third avenue and Adams street 5 conducted by Chas. w. MaXon, subst
 tute for Rev. C. V. Cowan. GRAND LODGE, l. o. G. TT . twelfth session of the grand lodge