Arizona republican., 1903-11-08

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 Character Of the day: Fuir
 M. F.. KEYSTONE, Section Director.
 4 NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday to r.. w.. Amsden Of Nosales.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services at II o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock D. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Seats free and a hearty welcou o to all
 MRS. w. H. WARD DEAD-Mrs. W. IT. Ward. wife of Dr. w. II. Ward. superintendent of the asylum. died this morning at o'clock after a brie- illness though her health for several years had not been good.
 RUIz-PEREZ.-Edurado Ruiz and ! I3eatriz Perez were married yesterda,, afternoon at the residence of a rela- tive of the bride on South Sixth ave- l1''e- The ceremony was performed by
 Probate Judge Phillips.
 BAND CONCERTS time of the wear has come for a change in the 1 hoIr of giving the Sunday banI con certs. Therefore Instead of the Sunday night concert there will 5e a Sunday afternoon concert at o'clock The change will be made today. TRINITY EPISCOPAL cHoIR.- Lovers Of good music will be pleased to learn that Mrs. ". E. Blvstonc.
 whose beautiful voice has won her a prominent position in tie musical circle Of Phoenix. will sing regularly :n the quarteue Of Trinity Episcopal church. She will render the oflertor-
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 ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
 Mrs Elliott Evans. living on the
 Black Canyon road has been slifrerin.. rom appendicitis for soma time anI
 last Wednesday an operation became necessary. The result was considered doubtful until yesterday when the hope
 Of a7- recovery amounted almost to an assurance.
 THE RECORD 8REAKER.-Roy B tlaNsOu of Homesidc Park is dividing his tine between looking after the ranch and watching a boy baby whicn
 Mrs Clayson presented him on Thurs day. IL weighed twelve pounds good and strong. pr. Swetnam who hap pened to be present and is a judge os such matters said that it was the biggest child of that age he had ever Seen
 THE ORANGE C3oP-Phoenix or anges will be ready for the market in few days probably about the 2Oth Some or them. in fact. have already been put on sale but they are some what lacking yet in that bright yellow appearance that makes them look reli good to eat though a Phoenix orange is sweeter when it is green than some oranges ever become.
 NORMAL BOARD APPOINTMENT. Governor Brodie yesterday appoint- ed A. '. Peters a member of the nor i-al sCnGol board to succeed Dr Charles IT. Jones resigned. It had generally been understood that Mir. Peters would be given the appointment and once it vas reported that the ap- pointWent had actually been made Mr. Peters is not a new man in this posi- tion. He was a member of the board about six years ago and a very active member.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL HURCH.-Monroe and street and second avenue. Roy. <. M. Gibbons Tastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. n,.: Epworth League at G:15 D. m.; preach ing at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Subject of the mVning sermon, The True Measure Of Life; subject Of the even ing sermon. The Gospel According to St Paul" A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all friends, whether residents in the city or strangers. to attend these services. All seats are free
 A CHOIR ACGUISlTION-Mr. Dow Daggett of San Antonio, Tex. arrived in the city yesterday morning. MT Daggett is a tenor of excellence and h. has ben engaged for the choir Of the Baptist church. He will make hls firat appearance in the city at the concert for the benefit of the church. at the opera house the night of Thursday. Nov. l9. Mir. Daggett was a pupil or Mir and Mrs. $. F. Cravens and will continue his studies with them.
 A PERSISTENT LAWBREAKER-l A. C. Willis, an old man, who was be fore Justice Burnett on Friday for ., tiSturbance of the peace and was fined $1G, which he paid and was re leased was brought back yesterday on q similar charge He had run out os slO bills and in consequence will be In jail ten days. There was another familiar face in the same court r. Tsref.Tucute had baaV tb,rc