Arizona republican., 1903-07-18

A TEMPERANCE ORGAN.-No. 3 of volume III of the Arizona Good Tenn
 plar. quarterly publication, has made its appearance and is full of news re-
 specting that organization.
 UNION SERVICE-The union ser
 vice on Sunday evening will be held in
 the Presbyterian church with sermon
 by Rev. Dr. Halsey Theme. Shall
 Phoenix Go Forward or Backward in
 Sunday Observance?"
 THE OTHER SIDE.-Sunday even ing at o'clock the religious liberty
 phase of the Sunday law question will be discussed al the Adventist church. corner of Third and Pierce streets. All are invited.
 STREET SWEEPING.-The chain gang did a fine days work yesterday. and as a result Washington and Center streets almost shine with cleanliness. These two streets were nicely swept,
 making a great improvement in the general appearance of things.
 GONE TO GLOBE.-Colonel Lee
 Crandall. who has been stopping here | for several days visiting the city for
 the first time, returned last night to his
 home in Globe. He is. fayorably inn
 pressed with Phoenix, even though it is the hot and dull season. He expects to return again in the early fall.
 END OF A PROSPECTING TOUR.- Dr. Manhart of Arlington. who passed through town a few days ago, returned to the city last night. The doctor was putting in his vacation in a prospect ing tour In the neighborhood of Gas ,.ol- alr hot nf | died and the expedition came to an end NEW ODD FELLOWS LODGE Grand Secretary George. A. MintZ and
 Messrs. w. K. James and C. F. Karls. all prominent odd Fellows of this city,
 left last night for Yuma, where they expect to institute a new lodge of that
 order tonight. Application has been
 made by a hattering charter list and all is in readiness for institution.
 BOUGHT A SECTION.-Sheriff Cook has faith in the building of the Tonto Basin reservoir. He has just bought a section of land fifteen miles west and ] a little north of the city. Tine land lies just north of the famous Kellner ranch
 under the Grand canal The seller was the Arizona Water. company.
 KAFFIR CORN.-Lincoln Fowler yesterday took to the board of trade
 room some fine specimens of Kaffir corn. Asked if he raised it by irriga- ton, Mir. Fowler replied that it was even better than that. He got 1atter- 1 ing results by just signing his land to
 the irrigation project. No telling what the rsult would have been if he had had stored water.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Services in the Free Methodist church, corner of Fifth and Adams streets. | 10 a. m- At II Rev. G. w. Griffith,
 district elder in the California confer ence, will preach. He will preach again at 7:30 D. m. Rev. Griffith is one of the rising men of the church and a preach
 CT of ability. A cordial welcome is ex- tended to all.
 CENTRAL. AVENUE.-A committee
 of property owners and residents along | Central avenue will meet with board of trade committee this morning at 9.3O o'clock in the board of trade room. The purpose of the committee is to devise
 some plan for the improvement of that | famous drive and provide for its being kept in repair and good condition. It ! is probable the board of supervisors will be asked to make a road district
 of it and provide some means of as-
 sessment for keeping it up.
 | DEATHS ALLEY.-Death is certain
 to overtake any living thing that has a taste for chicken and that strolls ] through the alley in the rear of H. H
 McNeils' residence after dark. The other night he killed raccoon that
 was engaged in eating his Plymouth
 Rock chickens and that proved to be an escaped convict from w. l.. Pin ney's menagerie. re next night he | killed a black cat that was also caught
 while engaged in fowl enterprise: | EXCURSIONISTS AND OTHERS The following named were among the | passengers leaving on this mornings
 S. F.. P. & P. train: For Los Angeles Florita Damron. Normad Damron. For l San Diego-Miss Lucy Couch, C. F.. Dc
 Mund, J. P. Spafrord. J. A. C. Mar ] tinez, Maud Nelson, Sadie Coultrip | For Flagstaff-Mrs. Charles E.. Orr
 For Prescott-Miss M. Dunn, $. $.
 Green, Paul Morgan, H. H. Creighton l Norma Creighton. For Chicago-G I IN ,AIl Nn1