Arizona republican., 1903-03-25

PRAYER MEETING.-The prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held in O'Nein hall this evening from : to o'clock.
 SHEEP SHIPMENT.-Eight cars Of sheep were shipped from Mesa City to Los Angeles last night by Mir. Hoskins, via the NJ. and P. railroad. CLOSING OF THE BANKS.-On ae- count of the funeral of Col. William Christy, president of the Valley bank, all the banks of the city will close at 1 o'clock today.
 T. E. FLANAGAN IN DOUGLAS Former District Attorney T. E. Flanni- gan has opened a law office in Douglas and will concentrate his efforts ipr tha t locality hereafter.
 AN AFTERNOON COFFEE.-The ladies of the Baptist church most cor dially invite all strangers and friends to an afternoon, coffee at the residence of Mrs. Futile. 454 North Fourth ave nue, tomorrow from 2:30 to o'clock.
 REGISTRAION.-T registration of voters for the water bond election yes terday reached total of 235. The reg istration for the regular annual city election to be held May 5th will begin March 26. E. S. Russell has been ap- pointed deputy city recorder to assist in registrat tion of voters for this elec- tion.
 A GOOD PAPER.-At the ministers meeting on Monday, Rev. A. w. Bagby gave a paper on faith healing which was so well received tlAt by unanimous vote it was requested for publication. A letter of coincidence was sent to Rev. A. A. Maxfield, formerly a member of the association, who is now sick at AlbuQuerque
 NEW POWER PLANT-The new power plant of the city railway com pany is now practically completed, though it has not yet been tested. The company was engaged in the erection of the new plant when the accident happened some time ago that put its engine out of business. The new engine arrived the same day and is now prop erly installed. It will be several days before the power transfer is made from | the electric light plant to the new rail- | way plant.
 THE FUNERAL OF SAM KOR- RICK-Tha fneral of the late Sam Korrick will take place at the under ] taking parlors of MeTryman & Holley at 10 o'clock this morning instead of ct l 3 p. m. as was originally intended. The rites of the Jewish church will be read ! by Selim Nicholson and Rev. c. ". | Cowan a personal friend of MT. Kor- rick will speak of his many excellent qualities. At the grave the Masons, the Order of the Eastern Star and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will participate in the ceremonies. | COL. CHRISTY'S FUNERAL.-The funeral of Col. William Christy will take place this morning at the First Methodist church. It will be conducted by the Masons and the Knights Temp lar. The funeral sermon will be preach ed by Rev. C. V. Cowan, the pastor of the church. All the members of the family are here now but Shirley Chris ty who, it is expected will arrive in the morning from Cananea. It is also quite proba ble that persons will come from 1 Prescott and Tucson to attend the l ceremonies.
 ! N-JONES-Married Sat urday, March 21, at the home of the sister of the groom, Mrs. c. S. Burdsall
 Long Beach, Cal, Mir T. w. Pember-
 ton, Jr., and Miss Lena Johns of New
 York. Mir. and Mrs. Pemberton will be
 at home at 723 West Seventh street, Los Angeles, Cal. MT Pemberton is
 the son of MT. and Mrs. T. w. Pember-
 ton of this city. He has for the last
 four months been in the employ of the Pacific railway the Huntington lineS)
 as electrician. He left here in the be- 1 ginning of the war with Spain as Q
 member of the Rough Riders. After the war he returned to Phoenix and then went to the coast He made foul
 trips to Manila on government trans
 ports as electrician and has ever since il devoted himself to elecrical work.