Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

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 NJ. F. KEYSTONE. Section Director
 CHRISTIAN cHURcH.-The First | church of Christ Scientist corner or | Center and Jefferson streets. Services
 II d. m. Sunday school F m.
 SERVICES AT INDIAN SCHOOL Rev. Geo. F. Brewer of Albuquerque. x. M will preach at the Indian school this afternoon.
 FoRESTERS' eALL.-The Indepen- dent Order of Foresters will give a ball in Foresters Hall next Wednesday eve. Oct. 2Sth and a good time is assured to all who attend.
 | RUMMHGE SALE-The rummage sale to be conducted by the ladies of the Christian church. which was am nounced for this week. has been post pOned for one week to give more time | for arranging the great variety of ar ticles which be displayed for sale.
 A MUSICAL. PRoGRAM-The fol- l lowing is the programme of special mu- sic to be rendered at the special ser vice for the clerks at the Christian church at 7:3t this evening: Cornet ! solo, "Life's Lullaby" by Gerald Lane 1 MT. Reddewil; violin solo, ''C'avatina." ." ! Mendelsshon-ILis Bertha Pook: vocal solo, Just As Am co That We Two Were Maying) by Nevin-Mrs. Tiff i faay; anthem, The Two Angels by Krogmann-Choir.
 Nj. E. CHURCH sERVlcEs.-First Methodist Flpis copal church. Monroe street and Second avenue. Rev. A. Nj. Gibbons, pastor. Services as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 d. m., Lloyd E. Christy, superintendent; Epworth League at Sis D. m.. subject. "Civie Righteousness Preaching at II d. m. and 7:3O p. m.; subject of the morning sermon. The Boundless Privileges of a Life of Prayer Subject of the even ing sermon. The Reasonableness of a Life of Faith The public is cordially Invited to all these services. All seats are free.
 SERVICES FOR GUARDSMEN.- The members of E Company, National Guard of Arizona. will attend divine services at the O'Neill hall tonight, the services to be conducted by Dr. Lewis IIalseX, cha plain of the regiment. The memhefs of the company will fall in d the armCry Q o'clock. Captain r.. NJ. Lamson. whose resignation will be effective in a few days. will be with his company @s i,s captain fur tho last tine on SJnday night
 COUNTRY CLUB oFFICERS-At the Country Club yesterday after noon the organization was completed for the year by the election of officers. H. I. Latham was reelected president. l.. H. Chalmers was elected vice president and ". F. Dodge was chosen the secretary and treasurer. There was q heavy attendance at the grounds and Mrs. l.. w. Lewis and Miss Sylvia AinswoIth served refreshments.
 AUDITOR NICHOLS ILL.-Territo- rial Auditor W. F. Nichols was con- fined to his home yesterday by d sud den illness. MT. Nichols and Citizen Member of the Board of Control George r.. Truman had returned the day be- fore from an official visit to the terri rorial prison. Mir Nichols was not feel ing we'll when he reached home but he spent the most of that day at his office.
 LESsENING PoPULATIoN.-Co- chiss county some time since set up claim to being the most populous di vision of the territory. The claim may be true and may not but one thing is certain; if Sheriff Del Lewis does not quit bringing the citizens of Cochise to the asylum the claim cannot be sup ported by figures. He brought in dn- other of the voters Of Cochise yester- day
 A THREATENING FIRE-The Wells Fargo business Of this city was threatened with fire last night A fire broke out in the second story Of the building but before it burst into T hama that could be seen from the outside it was discovered and II. w Taafe had succeeded in eXtinguishine it. An alarm. however had been sent in and the department came in force. In lit- tIe while the floor was flooded Win water and d great deal of damage done. The fire originated in q store room in the northwest corner of the building Everything in that room con- sisting of trunks snd clothing was de stroyed. The rest of the damage was done by smoke and water. A couple of rooms were occupied by MT. and Mrs. George F. Meryman. Three rooms in
 front were coupled by J. A. Day and family. Tae property of both was al-
  people began moving things out of the | office but before they had finished the | last vestge of the fire was eXtinguish- l ed.
 A MILKY WAY.-Washingto street { in the vicinity Of the Lemon hotel vas rendered almost impassable by flood of milk which ragged along the tho roughfare The milk wagon from which | 9 ronSizad in # The wagon had been hit by |. passing street car The driver of the wagon | was driving west along the south side | of the street. A street car was tray | cling in the same direction on the right hand track. Just before the car l overlook the wagon the driver took it tnco his head to cross the street an3 | in doing so ne drove across the track | directly in front of the car. The move