Arizona republican., 1903-04-06

COUNCIL MEETING.-f nothing happens to interfere with the natural Crder of human events there will he city council meeting tonight.
 TALK TO SUNDAY SCHOOL.-Mr Volney B.Cushirs. the temperance orator, gave brief and highly appre- ciated talk at the Baptist Sunday school session yesterday.
 BAND CoNCERT.-Another install ment of spring was received here yes terday for special use at the band con- cert and several hunGrec people took advantage of getting all the pleasure possible out of the fine weather anu good music.
 OVERLAND TRIP--Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Reef and son and L. B. Lodi mer expect to leave this morning for California. traveling overland in wagon after the manner of the pio- neers. The Reef family came here in wagon from Colorado Q few weeks ago
 MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. - The meeting of the ministerial associa- ton will be nelG at o'clock this alter noon in the study of the First Metho- dist church. The Armenian author. Mir Azhderian. will read q paper on his people. Visiting clel Syinen are cordial ly invited to attend this meeting
 B. '. P. |. SOCIAL-The Baptis; Young Peoples union have q social In O'Nein hail this evening in aid of their missionary fund. It is expected that among those wko will take part will be Miss Nellie McFaH, Mr W. r. Davis. the Misses De Mund, Mrs. Foote, Mr. Frankel Mr. Lichtenstcin, MT. Azhder- ian and others.
 GOOD MUSfC.-The music at the Baptist church yesterday vas of un- usual excellence and attracted many hearers It included several selections by the quartette. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs I1oote. Dr. DodSworth and Mir. Cosgins. The Palms by Mrs. Cooper. Angels Ever Bright and Fair by Mrs. Foote and duet by Mis-. Cooper and pr. Dodsworth.
 GOOD BASEBALL GAME. - There was good baseball game yesterday afternoon ell q vacant lot at the corner Of Third and Taylor streets. The con- testing teams were from the Convent school and the Central pubic school respectively and the score was r to
 in favor CT the Genital school. The Central team owes it's success mainly tu the efforts of d couple of handsome young lacy mdscCts who urged them to do their best ill the most approx ed baseball English.
 DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE. Tombstone Prospector announces that within q week or two il is likely double daily passenger service will b" frstiirltoeI ca eiia Tombstone bra nch "f r.t- F.. r. x = N r"a,i. In 'l~ m-ai'- ti-r- s.t.-,orat;'.f ot-, going i"t,>:.r', :.i rufuh<l"u.'- iii. tafI~.,' .---l-"t-a, i.,' "iI in-- f-jn. i.ri:rt. for ti.- .-N .i-!".i ls aat F'aitbe.I.k aid |. tn- ;n7i.l,ti.i.- the conpany's agent is doing Q bis freight business using d box car for an office.
 FIRST II. F. CHURCH.-T Rev. .C. Y. Cowan of the First M. F. church extended an invitation to the Hebrew citizens 10 vorship with that conGrega- tion last evening" In response d large and representative congregation list ened to an able discourse from the old testament, T Am the God of Abraham of Isaac and of Jacob" The opening hymn. Faith Of Our Fathers" was sung by the choir and audience. The choir rendered the anthem. By the Rivers of Babylon Male quartette: Sad Heart Look Up." Mrs. Shirley Christy presided at the organ.
 LEFT FOR LCS ANGELE1S-Yeste day morning Mrs. Josephine Mitchell! and daughter. Miss MargCerita Lock man. left for Los Angeles after two months visit here. Mrs. Mitchell is well known in the east in theatrical cir c!es. having been identified with some of inc boct 6,-q ma fif. rOuDau uie.: duriu. q the past few years. and has been better known to the public as Jodie Mitchell. but was forced to leave the stage tenn - lln..iir,ir,n. hn.,1tl,