Arizona republican., 1903-08-29

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 M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
 COMMISSIONERS MEETING.- There will be q meeting of the Arizona commissioners of the St Louis eXpo- sition in this city on September 1st.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Sunday- will meet tomorrow morning in O'Neill hall at 9:45 and Young Peoples service at o'clock. Union service in the even ing al the Presbyterian church. All are most cordially invited.
 NEW CORPORATlON.-A of incorporation of the Deerfield Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capi- tai stock is s5,00O,O00 the incorpcrators are F. w. Sim, I. H. Soun and H. F. Berrdick
 ADVENTIST SERVICES.-The sub ject this forenoon at the 1O:45 service will be Homeward Bound Sunday night. beginning at sharp, discourse will be given on What the Bible Pre- diets Concerning Turkey" The church is on the corner of North Third and Pierce streets. Everybody welcome.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH.-The district quarterly meeting of the Ari zona district is now in session at the Free Methodist church. Preaching to- night by Rev. D. G. Shepard, the dis trict elder. Services on the Sabbath as follows: Lovefeast at 1915. Sermon l,t i 4II ,al, II, Sacrament of the Lords Supper will he administered. Preaching again at I:So. HELD FOR ENTERTAINMENT Cabeza was held to the grand jury yes terday by Justice Burnett in the sum of s250 on a charge of embezzlement. The complainant is J. Bernstein, pro prietor of the Leader, for whom Cabeza has been working. He went to Tempe a week ago with lot of samples worth about S5S. He got drunk and put them up for money with which to keep the spree up indefinitely.
 TEMPORARILY IN CHARGE Raymond H. Satterwhite, chief draughtsman in the United States sur- veyor generals office returned from the coast this morning on orders re- ceived from Washington to assume
 
 in the absence of Hugh H. Price. MT. Satterwhile is acting chief clerk. MT. Armstrong resumes his duties in the draughting department.
 SEEING THE WORLD.-Edgar Nye. a seventeen-year-o boy has left the parental roof and took with him a buggy belonging to his father. He left several days ago and has just been located somewhere in the vicinity of Congress. It has been ascertained that the horse and buggy is not with him now. It is supposed that he sold it en route, but it is possible that he left it somewhere in Phoenix His father will go after him today. The boy ran away from home two years ago and took in the coast.
 A. O. U. W.-Henry Gates, supreme organizer for the A. O. U. W. lodge, was in Phoenix yesterday en route to Prescott and incidentally to confer with H. B. St. Claire, grand master of this jurisdiction. Recently he initiated T class of fifty three new members in Tucson and last week he organized in Benson lodge of the degree of honor and initiated twelve members. He is one of the most successful lodge organi-
 
 BOTTLE SLIPPED.-Esequiel Torres was sent to jail yesterday for seven days. the result of an incident at the Columbus saloon. EseQuiel was drink ing and got into an altercation with another man. He made a move to strike him with a bottle, but missed the mark The bottle landed on the back bar. breaking four bottles of wins. EseQuiel said he was only playing and the bottle slipped. Many d good man has gone wrong in Phoenix on account of a slipping bottle.
 MADE BUSINESS FOR THE SH HERIFF.-N. Peterson of Mesa came to town yesterday morning and forgot where he had pitched his team. He re- ported the loss to the sheriff's office. H. said he had left the team and wagon hitched near Ryder's lumber yard and when he went back the outfit was gone. He concluded that it had been stolen. town and shortly before noon found the horses hitched in an alley near De Munds lumber yard, where the owner afterward remembered having left the rig.
 | POLICE COURT.-In police court yesterday Silvana SaneZ was fined s | for using improper language and Fran 1 cisco Mandanago was sent to jail for l