Arizona republican., 1903-06-06
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A MUSICIANS UNION.-Professor
Smith returned Thursday morning from
a hasty trip to New Orleans, where he
went TO confer with officers Of the fed
Grafton relative to the organization of
musicians unions in Arizona.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services will
be held in O'Neill hall, opposite the
postoffice, as usual. Public worship at
II a. M; Bible study. 9:45 n. m. b. "
p. u, p. m. In the morning the pas
tors prelude will be on the Friday half
holiday Union evangelistic service in
the evening.
GOING TO ITALY.-Paolo PerazZo
and wife expect to leave in a day or
two for a three months visit in Italy
which Is Mr.. PeraZzo's former home
His visit is mainly to see his father
who is now about ninety years old and
who was himself n former resident of
this city.
AN IRRIGATION EXPERT.-Mr. c.
Weissenborn of Premier Estate, Una
Eli. Rhodesia, South Africa arrived here
yesterday morning and is a guest of
the Hotel Adams. 1t is understood his
mission is the investigation of irriga-
| ton and agricultural methods in this
part of the world. He spent yesterday
afternoon at the agricultural expert
ment farm.
| GOING TO MEXICO.-H. ]. Allen of
Jerome was here yesterday. leaving on
last nights NJ. & p. train for Douglas.
He expects TO be gone several days, and
| from Douglas will go to Cananea and
other points in old Mexico. He says
that everything is quiet in Jerome and
| running along as usual. The eight hour
law has had little effect there for the
reason that in most departments of the
United Verde's business the eight hour
rule was already in effect.
GOING TO SALT LAKE.-Executiv
orders No. have been issued by Act
ing Governor Stoddard granting to Col.
B. w. Leavell, adjutant general, thirty
days leave of absence with permission
to leave the territory. The same orders
| announce that during his absence Col.
]. II. McClintock of the First infantry
will take charge of his Office and per-
j form the duties of adjutant general.
1t is understood that General Leavep
will go to Salt Lake City, his mission
being both for business and pleasure.
CENTRAL NJ. f. CHURCH. SOUTH
Center and Monroe street. *. A.
Rowland pastor. The closing services
in connection with the revival meeting
now in progress. will be held on Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 9:45
n. m. DR.. H. A. Hughes superintend-
ent; preaching at IL a. m. and S p. m.
by Evangelist Walter Holcomb. The
Epworth League will meet at D. m.
Subject, Modern Lessons from the
Richabites" Temperance. Leader,
Colt Hughes. A temperance rally will
be held at o'clock The evangelist
gives a special invitation TO saloon
keepers and bartenders tc attend this
service. He is going to talk about
: them and Graves the privilege of talk
ing to them. Everybody pray For the
success of these services.
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The territorial board of equalization
viii finish the assessment of the rail-
roads today and will adjourn the June
meeting. Most of the valuations have
been agreed upon already, bus II is pos
! cible that changes will be made before
= adjournment. The matter of the as
sessment of the ella Valley ,flobe &
Northern, the United Verde anG the
Bisbee & Benson road has not yet heen
fully determined Attorney General
Wells said yesterday he had reached no
conclusion as to the right of the terri
tory to tax those roads whose periods OF
exemption had expired after the time
fixed by law for the making of the as
sessments. The law also requires that
roads subject to taxation shall render
statements to the board of equalization
not later than the June meeting. This
was done in the cases of these roads.
= but it was done under protest. it is
only questioned whether the roads can