Arizona republican., 1903-09-13

| at the Powell Mission, near the east end | of the car line, will be resumed today at | 8 o'clock.
 BOARD OF HUMILIATION | city council will meet Monday morning | at 10 o'clock to sit as city board of equalization.
 MORNING SERVICE.-"The Scrip lures and the Power of God" will be Dr. | Halsey's theme at O'Neill hall at the | Sunday morning service.
 AN OUTING.-James Hogan of the | Hotel Adams bar leaves this morning for Mayer and vicinity, where he will I ''vacate" for a season.
 MISS RIGDON'S ARRIVAL.-Miss Pearl Rigdon arrived here from Pres colt yesterday morning and will fill a position in the high school faculty.
 WATER DOWN AGAIN-The water
 in Salt river has fallen rapidly during | the last day or two and is now down l to flow of about 30,000 inches. | MOLINA-RODRIG Francisco
 Molina was married to Jesus Rodri- guez by J. NJ. Burnett at the residence
 of Dolores Castillo at o'clock p. m. l CAMP MEETING-The camp meet
 ing will close tonight. Services for to- day will be: Sunday-school 9:S0 a. m..
 led by Dr. H. A. Hughes; preaching at | I a. m., D. m. and 1::a0 p. m. Ep-
 worth league at 6:30 D. m.
 | MISS RICHMOND HOME.-Miss
 Madge Richmond, one of the teachers in
 the city schools. yesterday returned
 from a summers vacation in the east. | She spent several months in the uni
 versailles, doing some investiSative work
 that will assist her in the work of the
 schools here.
 WILL SPEND WINTER HERE
 Miss M. A. Lodge arrived yesterday
 from Chicago. Miss Lodge enjoys q
 special reputation as an expert hat | trimmer for the most fashionable ladies l in Chicago. She wished a seasons
 change of climate. so came to Phoenix
 and will be at Stein's millinery, suit
 and cloak house.
 | ADVENTIST DISCOURSE. - Two
 weeks ago the discourse on What the
 Bible Predicts Concerning the Turkish
 Empire" was postponed at the Adven- | tist churcl. on account of q talk by the
 visiting conference president. Tonight ! ed. Free to all. Corner North Third
 street and Pierce.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: Arizona, Canada and Mexico FIX 1 ploration company. capital stock $500
 900. incorporators T. P. Keeler. C. F
 Morris, J. Butler and others: Sevilla
 Land and Sugar company, capital stock
 s1 900 900, incorporators w. G. Sluder. | A. Siegel and R. Spamer.
 l HE HAD MONEY.-The only arrest made by the police yesterday was a | drunken man who was very fortunate
 in falling into the hands of an officer.
 He had a large check and a consider able sum of money in his pockets and | a large cargo of booze in his stomach | When he got in safe condition he was
 released on the deposit of a cash bond l for appearance.
 | SPACE AT ST. LOUIS.-World S Il Fair Commissioner St. Claire said yes | terday that Arizona had been allotted l space for her exhibit in the educa tional l building at the St. Louis fair next | year. The location is a most excellent II one. California being q rich and power
 full state and with a good pull, secured
 about the best possible location. Ari- II Zona being next to it on the map, was
 assigned a neat little place. but plenty
 large enough, alongside California and |i near to New Mexico and Arkansas. H GOING EAST.-Frank P. Trott vii
 leave tomorrow morning for visit oi
 some length in the east. His trip will
 be mainly to attend the annual session
 of the Sovereign grand lodge, l. O. O F.. of which he is member and whicf meets in Baltimore. After the session he will go to Washington for stay O several days. Though his trip will b. largely one of business it will also b,
 a recreation and relief from the ardu GUS duties of water commissioner whici demand his closest attention during thu summer season.
 WILD RUNAWAY-About noon yes tarday team attached to d busg! came down Center street from tn north like Lou Dillon running withou a scheduie ard fearful of meeting Ma jor Delmar before she could make tn next siding. There were many pedes