Arizona republican., 1903-10-03


 Character of the day: Clear. M E. BLYSTONE. Section Director NEW OTARIES.-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to Samuel R. Rhea of Cerbat, Mohave county and to A. P. Walbridge of Phoe- nix.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, drck officiating; Sunday school at 10 | a. m. Seats are free and the public is i cordially invited to attend
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.-Regular Sunday services, Rev. A. M. Gibbons pastor. Subject for morning sermon. "Christianity's Open Door," Subject for evening sermon, The Possibilities of Man"
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Services at the Christian church as usual. Morning subject, Gods Field" Evening, 7:30 How to Have God With Us" Music by chorus choir under direction of Mrs s. r. Cravens. All welcome. YOUNG PEOPLE INVITED.-The young people the Baptist church are especially invited to the evening ser vice on Sunday to consider the Chris tian culture courses.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Services as us ual in O'Neill hall. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Public worship Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. B. Y. P. L.. 6.30 D. m. Pastor | morning theme The Book.' The eve l ming service will be on the Christian culture courses. A cordial invita- tion | to all.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Mark P. Wayne and Alice D. Hough, both | of the Buckeye country where the ceremony will be performed tonight: also to Oliver E. H. Sorrenson of Yavapai county and Miss Clara May Connolly of this county
 ROAD BUILDERS IN TOWN.-En- gineer Ad Parish and Charles Mullen, employees of the geological survey ar rived here yesterday from the upper country. Things are moving along nicely in road construction and every day brings Phoenix in closer communi- cation with the dam site.
 NO FIRE.-A single tap of the fire bell was heard last evening and many thought it was a fire alarm though they could not locate the fire. The single tap of the bell was caused by the breaking of q battery jar in the fire house thus breaking the electric current
 JAIL RECEIPTS.-The county Jail is slowly filling up. Yesterday morning Miguel Teran as received from Gila Bend having been committed by Jus tice James Coyle for sixty days for petty larceny. F. Lopez and s. Mi randa were brought in from the court of Justice Burnett. each having been sentenced to seven days for drunken ness and disturbance of the peace.
 CALIFORNIA VISITORS. Mrs. Anna Clifford and daughter, Miss Irene arrived here yesterday from their home in Sacramento. Miss Irene is in poor health and they came mainly for her benefit though the visit will be made pleasant by the fact that Mrs. Clifford is cousin of Joe Balsz, whose guest she now is. They have not met for twenty-five years. LECTURE TONIGHT-Harry NJ. Mckee of San Diego, who is d national organizer for the socialist party ar rived here yesterday morning from the | northern part of the territory where he has been featuring. The local or
  for three lectures, tonight, Monday | night and Tuesday night. They will | be held on the city plaza and are free | for all who desire to attend. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday tomorrow morning al 9:4s. Preaching service at II o'clock | with sermon by Rev. Stephen $
 ?oooff. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 Ter l by the president; topic, Great Men ot the Bible. What Abraham Teache: 1 Us" By invitation of the society pr | Pratt will speak. Evening service d | 1:30 o'clock. The Woman's Missionar, society will take charge of this ser
 vice and d special programme will b. rendered. A cordial invitation is eX tended to all.
 THE LIBRARY MOVED.-The nov
 ing of the law part of the territoria
 library was finished and all the book:
 are in their proper places in the an
 reX of the court house. They hav'
 been arranged in order so that tn
 librarian can find any book in an in
 staEt. Every book when it is takel
 away will rot be lost sight of by tn
 librarian as about d thousand volume
 have been lost since the collection be