Arizona republican., 1903-06-20

GONE TO ILLINOIS,. X. Wheat
left for Mendoza H.. this morning TAX
ing with him Walter Benefits fast
stepping driving horse.
REV. HALSEY HOME.-Rev. DR..
Halsey has returned home and viii
preach on Sunday morning a. O'Neill
hail. 1t is expected that the children
day services will be held in the even
ing.
MRS M'CORD IMPROVED. a.
Kurtz yesterday received letter from
the daughter of United States Marshal
McCord at Long Beach, cal. saying
that the health of her mother had been
greatly improved. The United States
marshal was there at the time the let
ter was written but he was on his way
to San Francisco with cargo of Chin
amen for deportation.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.-Services tomorrow as fol-
lows Sunday school at 9:45 a. m;
preaching at IL a. IN. by the pastor,
Rev. =. V. Cowan: theme: "Sonship.
Epworth League at Gas p. m. subject
BE Loyal 10 the King and the King
dom" Waldo Christy leader. At p:
m union services. Rev. Finley. presid-
ing elder of the NJ. L. church south,
will preach the sermon.
SUIT ON A CONTRACT.-As suit for
the specific performance of contract
was BEGUN in the district court today
against L. L Plank and Thomas M.
Sloan. The plaintiff alleges that he
entered into a contract with the first
named defendant for the purchase of
the northeast quarter Of section IL.
township . north. range l east: that he
has ever since been able To fulfill his
part of the contract. but that Mr. Plank
executed a deed to the tract to Mr..
Sloan He asks flor such relief as the
court may give.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
the following corporations were filed III
the office of the county recorder yes
terday: The Crow Greek Consolidated
Gold Mining company, capital stock
q. O00 900. incorporators Paul Buckley.
F. c. Perry, w. G.. Jack and others;
Frederick Improved Paint and Paving
company. capital stock $500, 900. incor-
porators George II. Griffith, Thomas s.
Wallace and r. f. Marshall: fastener
Mining and Milling company, capital
stock $1,000. 600 incorporators J. II.
Plummer. H. G. Seigman. r. l.. spencer
and others.
NJ. f. CHURCH SOUTH SERVICES.
ACentral NJ. Z. Church South. Center
and Monroe streets. II. A. Rowland.
pastor. Services on Sunday as follows:
Sabbath school. gas a. m. DR.. II. \.
Hughes. superintendent; preaching at
II a. m. by Presiding Elder ]. F. G..
Finley sacrament of the Lords sup
per at close: Epworth league at p. m.
leader, Freeman w. Tomkins subject.
How We May Learn 80 Use Our
Sword" union meeting al First MethO-
dist Episcopal church at p. m, SER
mon by Presiding Elder Finley. A cor
dial invitation to attend is extended to
hall.
| HUNTING FOR WATER.-Profes-
sor J. s. Meskimons of the Sacaton
agency arrived in the city yesterday
He has been engaged for several weeks
in a search for water on the reserva-
ton. His Investigations have carried
him all over the reservation and he
has been very successful i'm the eastern
end of it. He has been engaged lately
| in an investigation a the lower end of
it in the neighborhood of the ella
crossing. He believes there will be no
trouble i'm developing water for all the
| needs OF the Indians. What the gov
eminent will do about the developing
/ of it after il is found is still subject
lof conjecture.
I a MISTAKEN Observation-Disclosures
ant George Alkire, the commissary
| general of the expedition to Morenci.
feels hurt by a misunderstanding of a
letter he wrote to Chester w. CCnser
OF Mesa regarding his experience. The
substance of the letter was comnuni-
Gated to this paper by its Mesa CORES
pondent. who either misunderstood Nj.
| Conger or else Mr.. Conger misread the
! letter OF Lieutenant AlkiTe. 1t was
stated at any rate that the lieutenant
wrote that the climbing of the hills
about Morenci to see that the boys
were supplied with grub was a tire
some job for one who had lived so LONG
on the level of the Salt River VALLEY
and that when he got to the top OF
the hill his breath was coming in sho-