Arizona republican., 1903-02-28

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - The usual services will be held at the Pres byterian church tomorrow. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching by the pastor, Dr. Lapsley A. McAiee at II a. m. and 1:30 D. m: Junior EndeaVCr at 2:30 D. n.; Christian EndeaVcr Conse- cration meeting at 6:30 D. m; topic. What Christ Teaches About Blessed ness" Matt. 5:1-12. Leader. Miss Irene B. Moves. A cordial invitation is eX tended to these services.
 NACO WANTS FIGHT.-Some of the sports of Naco are now trying to get Terry McGOveln and Young Corbett to settle the question of championship on the Mexican side of the line. If possible the fight will be pulled off in the big bull ring. which will seat 5,000 people. The promoters of the event will offer q big purse as an inducement to get the featherweights to meet here.
 POLICE COURT.-One drurk. old offender; ten days.
 P. IS E. EXCURSION.-The Normal School excursion on the Phoenix &5 Eastern yesterday was pleasing event and the subject of considerable street comment for it was the first time people fully realized that a third railroad was running out from this city. There were four coaches on the train which sped along as smoothly as though the road had been in operation for year It is nicely ballasted and there was q clear field. Those who held watches on the engineer claim that he consumed only twelve minutes between the Tempe bridge and the Phoenix station.
 WILL TALK STATEOOD.-Goye nor Murphy yesterday received tele- gram from Irving Sayf0rd Of Los An geles, representing the Hearst news papers. He wanted to secure at once a good collection of pictures of Arizona and New Mexico scenes appropriate for Illustrating statehood editorials to ap- pear in the Hearst papers from now til the adjournment of congress. He was replied to by wire with instructions where to secure the needed pictures in Chicago and New York and Secretary Van der Neer of the board of trade sent 10 Los Angeles in last night $ mail such views as could be secured here on short notice.
 \ SOUVENIR ALBUM.-Copies of a handsome souvenir album of Phoenix are now on sale al the Phoenix Sta tionery and News company and at the store of F.. L. Andrews X Son. The al-
 bum only costs half d dollar and is pl Cbably the prettiest souvenir of this city and its sur cundings that can be obtained for small amount of money.
 It is strictly a picture book with only one page of text descriptive of the city and it's envions. The pictures are pho- togravures, on good paper, neatly bound with ribbon. The little album is creditabla not only as q souvenir but as an illustration of high art in photo graphy. The original pictures were made by A. E. Suppiger of Prescott, who has copyrighted the album.
 MIR. SCOTTEN'Ss FINE GUNS.-Mr. Oren Scotten of Detroit. Michigan. ac- ccmpanied by Mrs. Scotten. arrived in the city yesterday. and are quarte-ed at the Adams. Mr. Scotten spent seV- eraI weeks here last winter. and v2E
 so well pleased with Phoenix he has returned for second visit. Ms Scot ten is a great patron of outdoor sports. ard attended all practice shoots of th7 gun club last year. He is the rosEes- sor Of one Of the finest collections Of | high grade firearms in America. and has kindly loaned MT. Pinney of Pin rey 6 Robinson two shotsuns and one rifle for exhibition purposes. The three guns represent a total value Of $1 1S9
 They are manufactured by the Hunter Arms company, Parker brothers and the Winchester Repeating Arms com pany. and each represents the finest
 grade gun ever turned out by these factories.