Arizona republican., 1903-07-11

THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Sun- day school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the pastor at II a. m., subject. En- samples" The pastor will preach at the union service in the First NJ. F.. church in the evening.
 A NEW, CORPORATION.-Articles of incorporation oi the Gold Discount Stamp company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S5O0,00O. and the incor- porators are w. w Wagstaff, C. H.. Mcclure and G. Carnes.
 FEW ARE GOOD ENOUGH.-City Marshal Kinney has converted his of flee into picture gallery of immor- tals" Thus far he has secured only one picture that is good enough to hang in his gallery. and that is pie ture of President Roosevelt.
 NEW NoTARIES.-Nota com missions were issued yesterday to Thomas Job of Prescott. Charles T. Mullen of Livingston. Gila county; Frank Baxter of Yuma county and Dorsey Elizabeth Schuebly of SedOna. Coconina county.
 THE ANDERSON APPEAL.-Notice Of the filing of 9 n apeal in the case of Josiah Anderson reached the office of the district clerk yesterday. Anderson was convicted at the present term of court of manslaughter in the killing of William Cameron and was sentenced to the pentitentiary, where he now is.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH, There will be the regular services at the Free Methodist church on Sunday. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and again at 4:30 D. m. It Is expected that Rev. G. w. Griffith of Alameda, Cal. and district elder in the California conference. will preach morning and evening. A cordial invi- tation is extended tc all.
 A SUIT ON ACCOUNT-Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by the Lamb Fruit company of Los Angeles against the Phoenix Produce company. consisting of John Hilgen and C. F. Borton It is alleged in the complaint that the defendants were indebted to the plaihtih in the sum of S79O.2l. A part of the amount has been paid. but there is said to be yet due the sum of 337.36. for which judgment and costs is asked.
 SEASIDE EXCURSION.-The fol- lowing named were among those leav- ing for the seaside on this mornings s s. F., P & P. excursions: Mrs. J. F. G. Finley. MT. and Mrs. Thos. List. Mrs. C. H. Merenda. Mrs. J. H. Simpson. Mrs l.. P Dover. Mary Dover. Mrs. J. l.. Burrows. Carl Sharp, J. Reckard.
 Mrs A Redewill Francis. Victor. Cass and Miss Alice Redewill Miss Grace Higley. Other passengers were: For Denver-Edward B. Murphy. H. J. Shull. For Blue Water. N. M.-Mrs. Pearl Allen.
 IRON SPRINGS GUESTS.-The fol- lowing passengers left this morning for Iron Springs: T. w. Pemberton and l family. Mrs. C. M. Etter, Aaron Gold l berg, w. T. McPherson, Lin Orme and wi-e and child, Miss Orme. w. k. | James. w. R. Morris. F.. B. Quacken-
 bush. J. Ernest Walker and J. A. Mar shall. The Springs are now pretty well filled up. There are more people now there than ever before and there would be still more if there were accommoda- l tions for them
 RACING FOR A THOUSAND | There will be a hot race at the driving track at o'clock this afternoon be- | tween Jack Gibson's mare Belladonna and Tex. McAllister's gray mare Punk ett for 6 purse of $1,OO0. The owner
 ship of a great deal of other money 1 will be determined, for several side bets are being made Plunkett will be l given an advantage of twenty-five feet standing start. The gray mare lately \ beat Graham's roan mare. There will ! be no admission fee at the gate. 1 POSTAL CALL BOXES.-J. N. Mere | dith of Los Angeles. in the employ ot 1 the Postal Telegrap ph company, has ar l rived here and is engaged in putting !! in a postal call box system to be oper- | ated on similar plan to the A. D. T | boxes. the boxes being put in al th6 | companys expense in the offices of it: | larger patrons. It will do away 1T large measure with the use of tho | telephone when a telegraph messenger i boy is desired. At least fifty and pos
 sibly a greater number of call boxes | will be put in to start with.
 l A NEIGHBORLY MISUNDER-
 STANDING.-L. B. Kelly was arrested l. yesterday on complaint of F. NJ Me