Arizona republican., 1903-10-04


 temperature 49.
 Average relative humidity, 54 per cent.
 Total precipitation. 0. Character of the day: Clear. ME. BLYSTONE. Section Director. DIPLOMAS-Thep presentation of the Christian Culture club diplomas will
 be a feature of the evening service at the Baptist church.
 STOCK SHIPMENTS.-A car of
 hogs was shipped to Cananea and Q
 car of hogs and two cars of cattle to
 Naco on last nights M. & P. train- LICENSE TO WED.-A marriage li-
 cense was issued yesterday to Ocie
 Bales and Jessie Lijon, both of the Buckeye neighborhood where they will be married tonight. A REGENTS MEETING-There will be a meeting of the university regents | tomorrow. Governor Brodie and Judge layton. superintendent of instruction
 will leave tonight for Tucson. POLICE COURT-The only case in police court yesterday was that of John Doe, a Mexican, arrested for drunken ness and disorderly conduct and who
 was sent below for eight days. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, | Corner of Center and Jefferson streets. Services Il a. m. Subject: Are Sin. 1 Disease and Death Real?" Sunday school 12 m. Wednesday evening ser vice 7:30. Everybody welcome. WORKS SURVEYED.-A Phoenix
 gentleman yesterday received a letter from a correspondent at the dam site stating that the site for the cement | works and for the temporary electric plant had been surveyed. GOVERNOR MEETING.-The reg i ular meeting of the board of gover | nors of the Water Users association
 will be held Monday and it is expected President Fowler will return in time
 to be present.
 ADVENTIST SERVICE. - Tonight
 Eld. Howard will deliver a discourse at the church, corner North Third street and Pierce. The church has been refitted with electric lights. Ser 1 vices begin at I:30
 A WEDDING TRIP.-L Page and
 wife of Lordsburg, N. w. were mar ried recently in Los Angeles. They are spending their honeymoon days in I E Santa Fe office who is brother of the
 groom.
 DELAYED TRAIN-The S. F. P. & P. train from the north yesterday was delayed several hours not arriving till 6:15 in the morning. The delay was | occasioned by connections al Ash Fork
 which were disarranged by the wash | outs near Kingman.
 A NEW BUSINESS-Louis Baswitz who has been with the Drachman Cigar company for a long time. will open a tobacco business on his own ac-
 count Monday morning. having secured l the stand in front of the new Thal-
 heimer building.
 TO SPEND THE WINTER.-Miss Edith Kepner of Sebetha. Kansas, has arrived and will spend the winter in Phoenix. She will be the guest of Miss Madge Richmond. Miss Kepner is an exceptionally fine musician and musi- | cal circles welcome her arrival.
 THE OCTOBER TERM.-The Octo- | Der term of the district court will be- gin tomorrow. The members of the venire for the grand and trial jurors have all been summoned and the for | mer jury will be impaneled tomorrow. The members of the trial jury will con- vene on October s.
 SOCIALIST LECTURE.-Harry w. l Mckee, national organizer of the so- ! cialist party addressed a fair sized | audience at the city hall plaza last | night on his favorite subject. He was | listened to with great interest by some
 of the same faith and by others curi-
 ouS to hear what might be said.
 FRUITS FOR EXHIBITION.-A. G. | Bailey yesterday brought to the board i of trade some fine peaches of the Sal
 way variety. One of the peaches | weighs ten and a half ounces. They were grown on his place five miles
 northeast of town. Some fine pome- l granates were also received from the
 home place of E. Gang.
 AN APPEALED CASE.-The suit of | w. w. Edwards against Harry Troops
 and Rosa c. Willis was filed in dis
 trict court yesterday an appeal having been taken by the defendants from | justices court. The suit was for a commission amounting to s112.50 foi the selling of some property belonging to the defendants.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles oi the following corporations were filed ir
 the office of the county recorder yes | terday: Valley Produce company. cap-
 ital stock. $5,000. incorpora to.s J. E