Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-06

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Total precipitation. 0.
Character of the day: Clear.
Forecast for today: Fair.
NJ. f. BLYSTONE. Section Director.
POLICE coURT.-In police court
yesterday there was enc sleeping
drunk and one nuisance, sentenced to
five days each in Jail.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services at II a. m. and p. IN. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. The seats are free
and the public is cordially invited TO
occupy them.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.-Sunday
school 9:45 D. m; preaching II a. m. by
Rev. II. r. Johnson, of the Bethel
Methodist church, and $50 p. M. by
Rev. ]. 2. G. Finley. Junior League ,
p. M: Fpworth League $50 D. m.
AN EXPERT ENGRAVER-Frank
Hilderb-an, who arrived from Ottawa,
Kansas, Friday. is an expert engraver
and teweler and will work with Man
ager j. &. Baker in Geo. II. Cooks jew
elry store.
FOUND A PURSE. L. Branch
who was coming in from the eastern
part of the city yesterday on the noon
car, found on the seat ledy's black
purse. 1t evidently had money in il,
though he did not open it to investi-
gate. He turned it over to the motor
man, and the loser may take this as
clue to it's recovery.
A FOOTBALL GAME.-There was Il
football game yesterday afternoon at
the Indian school between the sec
ond team of the school and an aggre-
CATION known as the Phoenix Mexican
second team. Quite a number of visi-
tors from the city were present The
Indians won by q score OF "a to 6. The
Indians did some very coed team work
against poor team work on the part
of their opponents. The Mexicans.
did some good individual work.
TALKING MACHINE CONTEST
At TIE necl,tie and apron social in the
Fifth Avenue Christian church tomor-
row evening. there will be a contest be-
tween human and mechanical talking
machines which will include both ora
tOrical and musical selections. Some
of the Good TemDlars who are &C
quainted with the vocal powers Of sew
eral of the contestants are betting that
| the machine won't be in it at the close
of the contest.
A GOVERNMENT lNSPEcTOR-D.
w. Manchester. of Cleveland Ohio, ar
rived here yesterday and is registered
| at the Commercial. He is a special in
spector of the government and is or
dered to report to Mcdowell. where
instructions await HIM respecting the
| troubles between the Indians, the gov
eminent and the settlers. which is now
practically settled, it is believed, and
| which settlement Mr.. Manchester is
probably instructed to complete.
THE .-lRST TO FhtiSH.-Isaac
Sachs of Tempe is the first student at
the Lamson Business college to COM
plete the sixty lessons in the business
| course this year. He has also kept up
the work in three arithmetic clesses,
and spent half an hour a day each on
| spelling, penmanship and typewrit-
| ing. Monday he expects to begin the
course in higher accounting.
A. M. E. CHURCH Corner East
Jefferson and Second street, ~ Wag-
ner, pastor Sunday school at $3.50 a
m. An article on missions VIII be read
by Mrs. T. Walker. assistant superin-
tendent. Preaching at IL :. H. by the
pastor. Five minut IS access to the
young people by MIS-. j. Hudson.
Preaching al 100 D. IN. L., Ray. ]. w
McAdco, of Springfield. Ohio. Theme:
The Crime that was the Result Of
Dancing" Revival services will contin-
ne throughout the week.
THE ANNUAL FIRE DEPART
MENT CAMPAIGN-The annual cam
paign fer the election of a, chief of the
fire department. has begun. There are
four candidates in the field. r. A War
ner, the present chief his predeccss o.,
G. w. Stokoa, Assistant Chief Linv.ll
and James Rennie. 1t is likely to be Il
very spirited campaign in which the
Young Mems Democratic club will cut
quite an important figure. The pres
ent chief had the support of a part OF
the club a year ago and will no doubt
receive some help from the club this
year but it is understood that the lead