Arizona republican., 1903-05-12

OOlNG 1O HUN Doris and family will leave for Iron Springs about June 1st. He expects to have, charge there of the postoffice, store. hotel; etc.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-There will be a netting of the directors of the Phoe nix and Maricopa county board of trade tonight to elect officers to serve during the ensuing year.
 INDIAN SCHOOL SERVICES There were many visitors at the after noon religious services at the Indian school on Sunday. Rev. Dr. Halsey was the preacher. The service included solo by Mrs. Cooper.
 THE PRODUCTS OF SUNDAY Jose Marquez, Juan Pecuero and D. ! Hello were before Justice Burnett yes terday charged with breaking the Sab bath by getting drunk. The fixed fine of s7 was imposed.
 LABOR AND CAPITAL.-Hon. J. NJ.
 Glass will discuss Labor and Capital | in his lecture in the South Methodist
 church tonight. He claims that this
 question is next in importance to the
 liquor problem, and has devoted much
 time and thought to its solution.
 PRESBYTERY OF ARIZONA.-The
 Presbytery of Arizona will begin its
 annual session at the First Presbyteri-
 an church in this city tonight by ser
 mon to be preached by the retiring moderator. Rev. H. NJ. Shields of Bis
 bee. The session will continue through
 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. | COMING ON A SPECIAL.-Mr. F.
 M. Murphy, president of the $. F., F. 6; P. railroad. is expected to arrive from Prescott on a special train about t o'clock this evening. accompanied by a party of friends, including some of the directors of the A., T. & Santa F'e Rail-
 way company.
 TO ADDRESS THE SCHOOLS
 Hon. J. NJ. Glass Of Pasadena, who is touring Arizona in the interests of the Good Templars, will speak to the stu dents of the High school this morning lat o'clock on Scientific Temperance, '
 and on tomorrow night he will deliver
 an address at the Indian school. To
 night he is to speak in the South Meth
 odist church in Phoenix.
 OSBORN DISTRICT AGAIN.-An-
 other meeting will be held in the Os-
 born school house on Thursday even
 ing of this week by the Good Templars
 to complete the work begun on last Friday night. Hon. J. M. Glass vii speak, if his advance dates will permit and others will be present to partici- pate. At the last meeting fifteen name: were secured for a lodge. and it is expected by those in charge of tho movement to double this number. BAPTIST JUNIORS SOCIAL.-Th' Baptist Juniors. under the direction O 1 T hxyt cial committee of the Indian school held a most enjoyable social on the In } dian school grounds on Saturday even ing. The Indian school band gave ex celIent music Many friends from tn city were present. The ice cream anC other refreshments disappeared witl astonishing rapidity.
 MINISTER'S MEETING.-At tn ministers meeting on Monday Rev. R A. Rowland and Rev. C. V. Cowan wer appointed a committee to arrange To the High school baccalaureate services Rev. R. A. Rowland, by invitation O the class, will preach the sermon. Hon J. M. Glass of Pasadena participated il the deliberations of the ministerium Rev. Dr. Halsey will give paper a
 the meeting next week.
 Of 0C Word was received in the city yester 1. day of the death of General Guthrl I of the law firm of Guthrie & Guthrie [ Atchlson, Kas. General Guthrie an = his wife spent the winter in the cit! u the guests of the Ford. When he lei
 here he seemed to be in fairly goo 7 health. During his stay he was on tn & streets daily. His death occurred 4 week ago. He was at one time ad1u 8 tant general of Kansas
 T CLOSING ADDRESS BY MI GLASS.-Tonight at o'clock, the Hol
 J. NJ. Glass, the Good Tenplar mission
 ary, will deliver his farewell address 1 Phoenix, in the Central M. E. churc T South MT. Glass has made man 5 friends during his brief stay In Pho'
 nix, and words of appreciation Of m
 eloauent and logical speeches are hear . on all sides. He presents his Dosltlo V on the great questions of moral al