Arizona republican., 1903-07-26

Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 Nj. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director
 ADVENTIST SERVICES.-Tonigh at North Third and Pierce streets, at 8 p. m., Pastor C. D. M. Williams wlll deliver a discourse, 10 which the public is cordially welcome. Topic. God Is Love-
 A PHOENIX LADY HELPED.-The San Diego papers describe a fishing eX- pedition of the coast there by the Dora which broke the record for the season. It also mentions that Mrs. J. F.. Sur gis of this city was g member of the party of record breakers.
 TWO RECENT TRANSACTIONS MT. D. D. Horning recently purchased the Charles M. Baum and Chris Miller ranches, located northeast of town These are both fine pieces of property. The sales of these properties were con summated through the office ot J. Err nest Walker.
 GOOD RUN OF WATER.-Water Commissioner Trott said last night Jhat there had been a good run of wa ter in the carals for the preceding ten days. While the river was falling some yesterday, there was still about 3O,C0O inches in the evening, available for ir- rigation purposes.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. in O'Neill hall, closing ad- dress by the pastor; E. Y P. L.. D. m; union evening service in the Fifth Avenue Christian church at o'clock. sermon by Rev. A w. Bagby Mid week prayer meeting at Dr. Thomas office at D. m. On Wednesday. A cor dial invitation to all.
 THE JAIL RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The prisoners in the county jail have another day devoted to religion. The services on Saturday are conducted by the Seventh Day Adventists. The mu- sic is O.; a somewhat better character than that of the other organizations which hold services there. II is as sisted by a small portable organ.
 SEASIDE EXCURSION-Amon the eXcursionists leaving via the NJ. & P. last night for coast resorts were: Mrs. \. A. Armstrong. C. L. Barry. J. M. Jones, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs Wrl. Penn. T H. Schuster. Paul Irion and Robert Miller. For other points: Lew Baugh. Sing Hee and Mrs. Sing Hee, An Fong and An Sail for Hong Kong. China: E. W. Bullion for Fl Paso.
 GONE AFTER WIVES. Among the outgoing passengers on last nights NJ. & P. train were Paul Irion and Robert Miller, employees of the Phoenix baE- cry. They are going to San Francisco 0 on the most laudabIe mission that has prompted any Phoenix tourists this season, for both expect to get married there and bring wives home with them in about six weeks.
 A TRIAL OF HORSES There was a hastily organized speed event at the race track at 4 o'clock yesterday after noon. The horses were My Boy. owned by ROsenbaum. and Little Joe whose owner is John Gibson. The stakes were $100 a side. The distance was half mile. Little Joe won in 50 seconds. leading My Boy by twenty feet. It was the impression Of the onlookeTs that Little Joe could have made better time if he had had to do it.
 MRS. GILLUM AT LONG BEACH. | Mrs. H. A. Giilum of this city has won distinction at Long Beach by appearing in the Chautauqua programmes render ed on Monday and Thursday nights Mrs. Gillum. as Phoenix people are well -dN dIc, lS an GlOCullONlSI or rare and on the occasions men ! tioned she gave pleasing recitati0ns. On Monday night Hon. Champ Clark of Missouri gave an address and Senator Deliver spoke on Thursday night.
 BASKET SOCIAL-Olive lodge. No. i3, I. c. c. T., will give it's first basket social in the Isaac district school house on Friday evening next, and has invit- ed the sister Good Templar lodges in particular and the public in general to attend. All ladies are expected to bring lunch baskets built for two, and the gentlemen will be accompanied by their pocketbooks. Or last Wednesday evening District Templar Fike and Grand Secretary Walbridge visited this latest arrival in the Good Templar field, and assisted in he initiation of six candidates
 POLICE COURT.-There were three eases in the police court yesterday. Al gernon Dove was given ten days for being drunk and asleep. Dove was re- leased from jail on a former sentence under stipulation that he would go north and spend the summer in the lumber woods. but he got no further than Wickenburg. Frank Marshall was