Arizona republican., 1903-12-20

sided as queen of carnival held in
 that city. having been elected by rna.- jority of over 5000 votes. the comDet- Ing candidate being the daughter Of the ! mayor,
 MORE CANAL cLEANlNG.-The
 cleaning of the Arizona canal which
 Was begun two weeks ago, will be re-
 stunned on tomorrow morning by an ln- 1 creased force of men and teams, and | pushed to completion during the com | Ing week. Operations were suspended
 during the past week, to give the ! farmers a chance to wet up. Superin- | tendent MCDermott reports that hc has much difficulty In securing teams | tO do the work. and is disappointed | that the farmers of Glendale who have ! been king much complaint of late in thetr demands that the work should be done. do not put their teams to work. and help the good cause along, while receiving good pay for the service. Ow- ! iug 10 these cleaning operations, the water will he in the Grand and Salt River canals all this week. giving them another double run.
 HAWLEYS CAMP MOVED.--E. O. Hall one of the engineers of the cad astral survey. came to town yester,i,,y while MT. Hawley and others were en- gagged in moving the cam3 headquar- ters from a poirt nearly south of Phoe- nix. tC Kyrene The survey is now com pleted over the greater part Cf the val lev It began above Mesa City and was continued west on the north side Of the river to the Agua Fria river. Then crossing the river. the general direction was east on the south side. The DOT tion of the valley that remains to be mapped lies south of Mesa City and Tempe and east of the NJ. 6 r. track. this. however. is a large area. and it Is expected that it will take two or three months more to finish the work
 UP TO MIR. sPAULDlNG.-E., A. SpauldinE has become famous for hold in~ the navel orange championship for maRy weeks and he had come to think his orchard was the limit. And it was till yesterday when he had 10 yield the honor to Mrs. B. V. Cushman. who brought to town an orange that weigh ed twenty-seven ounces in it's bare feet, putting Mir Spaulding's to the bad by two ounces. He died n9rd and had tC see the fruit weighed. but he was game and accepted the decision of the scales with as good grace as possible. His little old twentv-five cUnce oranges are now in the "also ran" class. But Mir. SpauldinG is still in the competi- tinn. He announced soma time ago that he had a few good trees on which he had never allowed the fruit to stop growing and that if anybody hea; E.T record he would raise one to order that couldn't be beat. II is nov ur to Mr Spaulding.
 VICTORIOUS CARLISLE-A tele- gram was received al the Indian school last night saying that the Carlisle tn- dian football team which is making a tCur of the country. had overwhelm- ingly defeated the University of Utah team at Salt Lake, Utah yester- day twenty-two to nothing. The h. dians will play an All-Paclfic team at San Francisco on Christmas In the course of their former tour of the country five years ago. they defeated the University of California team. the coast champions that year. by a sick eninG score. One of the Carlisle play CTS. when the eleven was Eere. spzalling of the game, said they had it in their power all the time to make the game still more one-sided. The team now to be put against them Is to be made up of the best players on the coast. On New Years day the Carlisles will play a mixed Indian eleven at Los Angeles. There will be pitted against them their old captain and coach, Pierce. The news of the success of the Indians is very gratifying to Colonel Pratt. formerly superintendent Of the Carlisle school. and under whose management the fame of the Indian football players grew and spread.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL HURCH.-MOnroe street and Second avenue, Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Epwo-th League at 6:15 p. m. Topic: "A Choice for Eternity" Luke 16:16-31. R. E. Will son. leader. Junicr League at 3 D. m. special Christmas service. Topic: The Angels Message" Luke 2:1L-2O. Ben Kimber. leader. Public worship al T a. m. and 7:2O D. m. Morning sermon. Divine and Human Coparanership" evening sremon, True Manhood and It's Reward" All seats are free. You will find a cordial welcome
 CHRISTMAS MUSlC.-The Baptist choir will render the following selec- tiOns at the services today: ''The In- fant ing" w. II. Ne!dlinger. Quartette: "Calmn on the Listening Ear of Night e. NJ. Marston, qualtette: The Star of Bethlehem" Stephen Adams. Miss Lulu Jewell: Christmas Song" Adolphe Adams, Mir Dow Daggett: "The Shadows of the Evening Hour" Vogrich, quartette. The quartette is com DOSed of Miss Jewell Miss Parker