Arizona republican., 1903-05-23

Bradley, who has been attending Mills college for the last two years, returned yesterday morning to spend her sum- mer vacation at home, though she will probably visit relatives and friends in and near Los Angeles sometime during the summer
 MEMORIAL SERVICES-T differ ent fraternities of the I. O. O. F. will unite Sunday afternoon in holding the usual annual memorial service of the order, in which all local members and visiting members of the order are ex- pected to participate. They will meet at the hall at o'clock and will later repair to the cemetery and decorate the graves of dead members of the order. DEATH OF J. C.. FOOTE.-Mr. and Mrs. J. c. FOote left here on May r ! for their home in Bidire H., MT. Foote being in very bad health. They arrived there last Saturday evening at o'clock and Mir. FCOte died at midnight the same night. The family came here for the health of MT. Foote, and during their residence in Phoenix Mrs. Foote has been very prominent in musical circles and was a member of the choir of the Baptist church.
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 Each of the three committees of seven appointed by the M2ricopa, Salt and
 Grand canals, respectively, will meet
 this afternoon at o'clock at the rooms
 of the Water Users association to dis
 cuss the feasibility and proper method
 of procedure on the part of the land
 owners to secure the ownership of the canals through which they receive their
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 held a preliminary meeting of it's own members yesterday afternoon.
 REV. HOLCOMB'S MEETINGS. -
 At the Central Methodist church last evening Rev. Holcomb preached or Spiritual Harvest" He based his re- marks on John 4:35-3S. He spoke on the
 field, the blower, the sower and the harvest, and said in part that the work of each Iaborer in Gods field is equally necessary. He emphasized the thought that in the harvest the sOwer, the blower and the reaper will rejoice to- gether. In conclusion he urged each person to find his work in the revival in progress and then do it. No services will be held today.
 WORLDS FAIR MANAGERS. - Governor Brodie yesterday appointed the following additional members of the worlds fair board: For Yavapai county. Mrs. J. L. Munds and Mrs. J. C. Martin: for Navajo county, Mrs. Anna NJ. Flynn and Mrs. J. F. Ma honey; for Pinal county. Mrs. Fletcher M. Doan. H. K. Chenoweth was ap- pointed for Santa Cruz in place of w. F. Chenoweth, who was unable to serve. Otto Strodhoff was appointed notary public Jose Garcia of Apache county was sent to a deaf and dumb school of California.
 NEW RATIONS.--Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Belt Water Current Power company. capital stock $5,OOO, 900, in- corporators Frank E. Hummer and J. R. Belt; Verdigris River Oil and Gas company, capital stock S1,0OO,OOO. in- corporators Levi Ferguson, F. K Rob bins, r. c. Emerson and others: The Doctor Oil and Gas company, capital stock S10O,OOO. incorporators Roy C. Ad- kiHson, J. B. Gordon and George P. Nix; The Caney Valley Cooperative Oil and Gas and Mineral company, capial stock S1.5OOOOO. incorporators J. w. Sheraden, Robert Lynn, E. J. Buck ley and others.
 HE SAW SOME PREACHERS Dr. J. C. Norton, territorial veterin- arian, returned yesterday morning from an official visit to the northern part of the territory. While he was there the special trains bearing the Presbyterians delegates to the general assembly passed through from the east and many of the commissioners took the opportunity tc visit the Grand Canyon. There were 4G9 ministers in the party. and Dr. Norton could not resist the temptation to go along. That, he says, is the greatest number of preachers ever in this territory at one time. The day was a pleasant one, but the only