Arizona republican., 1903-04-04

A SPECIAL.-A special went to Maricopa about noon yesterday to bring in delayed passengers.
 GONE TO SAN FRANCISCO.-NIr and Mrs James Collins left last night for San Francisco to be absent several months.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT-Cattle buy CT Dysart shipped six cars of stock to Los Angeles via the M. & P. route Thursday night.
 A SPECIAL MESSAGE-The pastor will have special message for each member of the Baptist church at the morning service in O'Neill hall on Sun day.
 ADVENTIST COMMUNION. - This l church holds services this forenoon at 1O:45 during which the three ordf- nances instituted by Christ will be celebrated. Friends and strangers al- ways find a welcome. Corner North Third street and Pierce.
 DISTRICT COURT-The only busi- ness in district court yesterday was the trial of the case of B. A. Hadsell against K. H. Keeney. Judgment was given the plaintiff for s152.2O, the amount sued for. An execution was ordered on property in Buckeye.
 BACK TO MEXICO.-Lewis Jordan left on last nights train for his home in Parras. Mex He was formerly a resident of both Phoenix and Tempe and came to Tempe a few days ago escorting for interment the remains oi 1 his wife. He is now in the employ of the Coahuila railroad at Parras. EVENING SUNDAY SERVICES- Lovers of music are invited to attend the Baptist church services in O'NeiI hall on Sunday evening. There will be special selections by the quartette. and the congregation will sing several fla vorite hymns written by the celebrated blind hymn writer, Fanny Crosby. A PROPERTY TRANSFER. - Through the agency of J. A. Kurtz, Lee Perkins yesterday bought the northwest quarter of section F, ? north, ? east, better described perhaps as be- ing about five miles north of Phoenix on the Black Canyon road. IL is culti- vated land and said to be fine farm though there is no house on it. BICYCLE STEALING-There is an just now. More wheels have been
 
 ever been stolen here in the same length of time. The depot for the stolen property has not yet been located by the officers.
 PICTURES OF THE FLOOD.-The kodak artists have been very busy for the last two days taking pictures of the flood. Among those who have made collections is MT. Dwight B. Heard, who has prepared a set to be sent to Washington for the purpose of show ing that there is at times water in the Salt river.
 NEW TIME SCHEDULE.-A new time schedule will go into effect on the II. & P. railroad next Monday morning. The train from Mariccpa will arrive at GAO a. m. Getty time) and the south bound train will leave a 6:15 p. m. (city time). The change is made as q result of the discontinuance of the daily flyer service of the Rock island. Hereafter the flyer will run but twice each week. ELKS' INSTALLATION. - Phoenix Lodge No. 33S, B. P. o. F., installed new officers Thursday night. the cere- monies being followed by a banquet. Among the guests was a visiting mem Der of the order who is q professor of physiognomy. He was called upon to entertain the members fer a season and he did so by stating publicly the things that some of his brethren were thinking about privately PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Sun- day-school tomorrow at 9:45. Preach 1 ing by the pastor, Dr. Lapsley A Nc 1 Afee, at Il q. m. and 7:30 D. m. There will be special music appropriate to the i day at both services. MT. La Pine of 1 St. Louis, for four years with ''The Bostonians," will sing "The Palms" in
 the morning and Dreams of Paradise