Arizona republican., 1903-05-17


 Il a. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. The seats are all free and the public is cor dially invited to attend.
 CATTLE COMING INA special train of eight carloads of cattle for pasture arrived here yesterday morning via the NJ. & P. railroad.
 COAST EXCURSION.-Am the excursionists leaving for the coast lost night via the southern route were w. H. Mccormick. Frank Cosner. NJ. Ros- enberg, Mrs. J. R. Morse. w. F. Fickas and family and w. B. Jackson.
 FUNERAL OF J. E. JOHNSTON The funeral of J. lG. Johnston will be hel dthis afternoon at 8 o'clock at the A. Nj. F. church, instead of yesterday afternoon, as enormously announced in yesterdays paper.
 IT WAS NO GO.-The running race at Phoenix driving park yesterday vs,s declared a fiuke by the judges, though the horses went over the course There was some misunderstanding by which foul was claimed.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI ENTIST of Center and Jeffer- son streets. Services at II a. rn., sub- ject. Soul and Body" solo by MT Bronson. "The Minister Song" Music under the direction of Mrs. Deity. Sun day school. 12 m.
 A CHANGE or VOCATION.-Cap- tain Joe Bush. late of the night police force, yesterday took charge of the Phoenix meat market on West Wash ington street, near First avenue. This is no new business for him. He is ore of the oldest and best known butchers in the valley.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Sunday school at 9:45 a. nl. Christian Endeavor lat p. m.; preaching by the pastor, Rev. ". H. Bagby, at II a. m. and p. m. morning subject, Jesus Attitude Towards Mem" evening, "If a Man Dies and Goes to Hell in This Twentieth Century, Whose Business Is it, and Who Cares?"
 A. DIRECTORS MEETING--There is to be 6 meeting of the directors of the Cieneguita Copper company in this city on Monday at which important matters will be considered. J. C. Camp bell of San Francisco one of the direc-- tors. is here for the purpose of Uartici- pating in the meeting.
 SEVEN DAYS.-Pedro Escarcias was .sent to jail yesterday for seven days by Justice Robertson. His crime was a disturbance of the peace of that neigh borhood which has been made famous by the presence of the Columbus sa loon.
 A GOOD INVESTMENT prop erty on Washington street now Occu- pied by McKelligon's saloon and be- longing to the Heinsohn estate. was sold yesterday at auction under an or der from the probate court. The buyer was Joseph Thalheimer and the pur- chase price was S10.0O0
 THE wOMAN'S CLUB.-The Wom- ans club of Phoenix will meet Tuesday evening, May 19. at 8 D. m., at the home of Mrs. w. F. Nichols, corner Fifth ave nue and Van Buren street. The Mural Decorations Of the Boston Public Li- brary" will be presented by Mrs. Mich els.
 BAPTIST SERVICES serv- ices will be held in O'Neill hall. opDo- site the postoffice. Public worship r a. m. and p. m: evening services half and hour' later than usual; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; Junior union, p. m. B. Y. P U., p. m. Rev. c. H. Bierkemper of Ganedo will preach ih the morning. A cordial invitation to all
 THE BIGGEST YET.-Talking about this part O; the world for an alfalfa country Mir. F. Nj. Cole of Brill's addi- tion is entitled to a hearing. Yesterday be brought an alfalfa tree to the Re publican office that is worth writing about It is sever feet and three inch es tall and it is over three feet to the first big limbs. The foliage is abund- ant and of good quality. That sort of alfalfa is calculated to make cows sing. A SERIOUS CHARGE.--The Globe Times says: Joe Hinton. Jim Hinton Jr. and Sam Hinton were arrested this week by Deputy Sheriff Pollard Pear son, upon complaint sworn to by Jos. Wise, charging defendants with steal | ing thirty head of calves belonging to ' Atrfr Ia ava mil m a finn is