Arizona republican., 1903-10-10
Freiaht Coming In.

Freight Coming In. Freight is now coming into these parts at d lively rate. Fifteen cars of assorted merchandise arrived on yes terday's $. r. r. & r. freight train.
 Arrested for Insanity. Complaint was made at the office of the sheriff last night against Boss q wei known colored man. charging hin with insanity. He had recently been discharged from the asylum.
 Ike Grand Jury.
 The grand jury will make it's final re-
 port today and will be discharged. The jury was not in session at all yesterday but it had previously made an examira
 ton of the county offices and adjourned until today.
 Rally Day.
 Sunday will be rally day at the Pres byterian Sunday school which will be-
 gin services at :45 in the morning. The Indian band will be present and fur nish some special music for the occa- sion.
 ConfounGins of Names. There was d confounding of names in the mention made yesterday of the
 
 injured woman was not Mrs. Louis Wetzlar but the wife of Edwin Wetzler son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Wetzler.
 A. M. E. Church.
 The congregation of the First African NJ. l.. Church will be pleased to know that their former pastor. Rev. Wag- ner, will resume his duties Sunday next. A special mention is made of the "Chil-
 lal; by Rev. Wagner during conference at Denver. Col.
 Football Today.
 There will be an interesting game of football today on the Indian school grounds between two of the high schoo; teams. the sophomore-f freshman eleven being pitted against the junior senior aggregation. The game will begin at 10 o'clock. The Indian school grounds have been chosen for the place of the contest on account of their excellence. New Corporations.
 Articles of incorporation of the North American Oil and Gas Company were filed in the office of the county record CT yesterday. The capital stock is S5.- 10O.0O0 and the incorporators are F.. ?. Kirby. E. c. Harris and J. +. Os- A
 Homestake oil and Gas Company with a capital stock of S500.000: the incor- porators are R. B. Brown. J. O. Fife and others.
 The Governors Report.
 The proof sheets of the report of Gov.
 Brodie to the secl etary of the interior were received yesterday and the gov ernor and his private secretary at once engaged in the reading of them. They will be sent back to the office of the public printer for revision. The report will probably be ready for distribution some time next month.
 Reception.
 \ reception was given last evening in the Methodist church in honor of Dr. Geo. B. Pratt and family, who arc to leave soon for San Jose, and to wei come Rev A NJ. Gibbons. the new pas tor. There was d pleasing programme of speech making and much time was devoted to general sociabilIty-
 Central Nj. E. Church, South. Center and Monroe streets. R. A. Rowland, pastor. Services on Sunday as follows: Sabbath School 9:45' q. m. Dr. H. \. Hughes. superintendent Preaching at II a. m. and 80 p. m. by the pastor. Junior League at 2 D. m. Miss Margaret Alsop. superintend- ent. EpwOrth League 6:30 ?. m. Lead CT, Miss Beatrice Baum. Subject: Great Men of the Bible. What Joseph Teach es Us. \ cordial invitation to attend these services is extended to all.
 Two Buseies Stolen. The sheriff's office is now engaged in working out q puzzle. the principal features of the problem being where all the stolen buggies go to and who is doing the steaiing. Wednesday night q buggy belonging to Justius Goebel was stolen from Tewksberry's camp northeast of the city and on the same nigat a jump-seat surrey belonging to
 Ed Michel was taken from d shed in the rear of his place of business on West Adams street, between Center and First avenue.
 4 Prisoner Wanted. Sheriff Dell Lewis of Coclise county arrived in the city yeste; day morning to arrange for the eXtradition of al fu