Arizona republican., 1903-11-28

NJ. T.. BIYSTONE, Section Director.
GLASS FOR CHURCH EDIFlCE.--
The building committee Of the Baptist
church is considering special samples
Of glass Just received from Kansas city
and Los Angeles.
APPLES OF CALlFORNIA.-Mr. &.
f. Porter, formerly superintendent Of
the NJ. & p. now of Eureka. Cal. is
| remembering his many friends here
with gifts of apples. The Republican
is indebted to him for a box Of the
lucious fruit.
FREE METHODIST cHuRGH.-
There will be an appropriate Thanks
giving service in the Erse Methodist
church. Sunday morning at II. Rev.
6. O. Wellington. of The Oil Civ Con
ference. Penn. viii preach the SER
mon. \ cordial invitation Is extended
to ali.
He WAS TOO THANKFUL.-Jesus
Pinahores was before Justice Burnett
yesterday for having rather overdonP
the thing in the celebration of Thanks
giving. He had become so thankful
that the officers mistook his emotion
for drunkenness and the court mada
the same mistake and sent him to the
county Jail for seven days.
DISTRICT COURT.-In district
court yesterday the case of Amy E.
Brown against J. w. Walker was dis
missed on the motion Cf the plaintiff.
In the case of F. A. Blount against
/. l. Plank and others there was q
motion and affidavit for a continuance
by the plaintiff. The motion was ar
gued and granted.
q CLUB ENTERTAINING T.-ThG
members OF the Mexican Republican
club on Thanksgiving night gave an
entertainment to several friends Of the
club. The entertainment was held at
the Firemens hall. There were re-
freshments and altogether a pleasant
time There was no talk of politics.
for many Of the guests were demo-
Gratis.
MR.. BENNETT SUIT.-This is the
day for the hearing for the aDplica-
zion OF II. J. Bennett for an alterna-
tive writ Ct mandamus to be direct
ed against the territorial board &C
equalization with the object Of COM
pelling it to hold an extra session for
the purpose Of listing the property oS
the 5. F. p. & p. railroad for taxation.
The case was set originally for Nov.
= but was continued with the consent
Of both parties until Nov. %.
ADVENTIST SERVICE-The second
sermon on the subject. In This Cen
Grafton Christ Comes" will be Ce'iver~
ed at the Adventist church, corner
OF Pierce and Third streets, Sunday
evening at .. m. Eighteen different
lines of prCphesy are saying: Pc
hold l come quickly. and my reward $
with me to give every man according
as his work shall be-" -. ,. NJ. Wa
lams
THE FROZEN NORTH.-In a copy
oc the Oswego, y. Y. Daily Tines OF
the 21st inst. there are some items
which may be of interest II PhCCLi:.
readers. Under the heading Jack
Frost Nips Apple Crop" it is learned
that a heavy fall CT snow has made
apple picking difficult. and that thous-
ands Of bushels have been frozen. On
account Of the tremendous" crop. the
farmers We're unable to store their ao-
piles. Thanksgiving turkeys were
twenty-five cents per pound. the same
price as in Phoenix; chickens, TWEEN
~ cents: ducks, twenty-five cents
AN EXTENDING BUSINESS.-Th
business OF the M'Kee company is
spreading out in all directions. Be-
side the big Phoenix store there is
another.at FL Paso. The company has
also been doing a good business at
the Ray mine, where it has had the
sharp competition Of the store of the !
Ray Mining company. 1t has just now
bcuCnt the entire general stock of the |
mining cCmpany's store and will now
oniCy the exclusive trade of that !
neighbOrhOod. That will become 2 /
great purchasing center when the !
Phoenix & Eastern railroad is COM
pieted through the camp.
NOT CONTINUOUSLY ]. c. Nor !
ton. territorial veterinarian, returned |
on Thursday morning from two or /
three days spent at Yuma inquirinE |