Arizona republican., 1903-03-22

! district court yesterday by l.. E.. Pay son of Washington. D. C. against | George F. Godfrey and Rose Godfrey
 On a note Of S!20o given in 1893 and secured bs- ceyetal lets in Capitol adaii- i ton.
 | SUPREMACY OF CHRISTIANITY. At the Il o'clock service at the First Methodist Episcopal church. the pastor. i Rev. C. Y. Cowan. will discourse on the above theme. \ short address to the Junior church band at the opening of
 the morning sermon. Evangeiistic ser vices in the evening
 THE FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN | CHURCH.-Sunday school at 9:45 a. nn.
 Hen. T T. Powers, superintendent: Ell deavor, 6:50 D. m: preaching by the pastor. Rev. ". H. BIg5y. at II a. Fl. and 7:30 ?. ra.: morning subject, 'The Bond of Perfectness"; evening. The End of the World" Good music by large chorus choir under the direction of Mrs. Cravens. All welcome.
 CENTRAL. NJ. r. CHURCH.-Central
 I. E. church South, Center and Mon roe streets. R. I. Rowland. pastor. Services on Sunday as fellows: Sab bath school. 9:45 a. m.. Dr. H. A. Hughes. superintendent: preaching at Il a. n. and p. VI. by the pastor: Jun ior league go. i cordial invitation to all. Owing to the absence of the pre- siding elder the quarterly conference is postponed
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-T fol- lowing articles of Incorporation were filed in the cfIioe of the county record CT yesterday: The Sunny south Min ing company. capital stock $5e0, 0o0. ic corpoTatOrs L. D. PuTGy and H. A. Smith; National Oil and Gas company capital stock $i.GG5 oO0 inc3rporators C. ?. Morgan. Nj N. Bre ,tSte:-. J. 3. StsV- enson and or.,ers: Interstate Mercantile company. capital stock S25,ccJ. incor- psrators J. Rupley. F. o. Meysel and II. M. Perkins.
 \ ROSE CAMDEN = These who spend the Sunday trying to find pret- ty and interesting thing should 30 ovf to Dave Turnol's rose s;.rtica on NuItn Center street. Mr. Turner has been making g sp=lialty 3G growing roses Eot several year. and 15Dcdy in his part of t;,c world lG' made greate.- tcco.ll-
 piisnmer1 His present rose exhibit oi' rather his flower exhibit for there stce all kiH.ia of flowers there. ia oIe of the most i1tc-sstii.e things .. tht val!- : at his iI,1t o1 ;,i;. year.
 FLOWER THIE.N Complaint i:; being inad= cf the wcr5 of vandals in ! the Capito! grounds Every night the lovelic-t lc2ters are cuIled and if this thing should be allowed to go on those grounds would I3e robbed c. much e their beauty. Bat 1t will not De allow cd to So CT. a9 every measure will be taken tn rtop t. Tie theft Of the flow CTS is a crime and the thieves from BOW c1 will l;- 5--;l t,.letl. | i.- possible that thc pilfercIs v-ill hc marked witt. a charge cf biri shot for .heir more easy idcn1iiic;. tioH.
 MILLINERY OPENlNC.-Thes seas oE nas arrived for the spring ana sur.- n.er nilIi1eT, openings and the process sion starts out under tl:e iead nj sste;n's Cloak and Suil house Wilcse spring opening Was Eei,: !7r.d lN and saturdas
 There H-ss .l large attendance o+ ladies
 both C&..s ana Iile display of flnv eIs hats and 0:lsr artistic millinery c:c1- tons ,,.l.s surely an att: a.tirc one ard one greatly app eciaJed h: the patron o; the store and the many visitors. Tie openings of the various other estaD- lishirerts may Le looked for in he near future.
 \ PEACE D:sTURnEB.- turn
 iro Eodrigucs was tried yesterday by Justice Robertson on t!la charge Of dis
 turbirE he peace. Vas convicted and sent t. jail fer seven days. The story of his wee is that on Friday evening 2 woman b> the name of Lulu Hall living in tha lover part of flown locked her door 2rd with her mother went up