Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-05

TEACHERS EXAMINATION
regular quarterly teachers examination
will be held next Monday and Tuesday.
September and s, at the Central
School building.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH-The
regular services of the First Methodist
church conducted by the pastor, Rev.
c. V. Cowan will be held tomorrow
morning and evening.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS. - The
board of governors of the Water Users
association will meet next Tuesday at
which time they will elect two delegates
to represent the association in the irri-
cation congress at Ogden.
NO PLACE LIKE PHOENIX.-E.
Irvine and family who it was reported
had gone to Santa Barbara, Cal. to
live have returned to Phoenix and will
make this city their home. They have
found no place abroad that compares
with it.
THE SUGAR FACTORY.-Train load
after train lead OF steel for the East
ern Sugar factory is coming in. The
freight upon the receipts so far
amounts to $4,000 There is a great
demand for help and eight new steel
men were employed yesterday.
y REALTY TRANSACTIONS
torney H. B. Wilkinson has bought
| the Corpstein residence on North Cen
ter street and it is reported that after
a journey east, to be taken in the near
future. he will return with someone to
help him live in it.
WILL TOUR THE EAST-Joseph
Holland left last night for an extended
trip through the east. He will stay a
few days al Ell Paso, st. Louis, Chicago
and in fact expects to keep visiting
cities in the east until December, when
he expects to return to Phoenix. He
will visit his home in Springfield. ILL.,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Services or,
Sunday as follows: Sunday-school at
9:45 a. m, preaching by the pastor.
Rev. w. H. Bagby. at II a. M, subject
The Tide That Leads on 10 Success"
A report of the Long Beach convention
will be given a the morning service.
Evening services will not be resumed
till the weather grows cooler.
LABOR DAY SPORTS.-Monday
next will be Labor day and pro-
gramme of sports has been arranged
for at East Lake park. There will be
various games for the entertainment
of those who enjoy such sports and
the Curtiss Comedy company's band
will furnish a programme of choice
music.
y SHOWER BATH.-A six-year-
boy attracted the attention of nearly
everybody On Washington street yes
terday afternoon by following a
sprinkling cart for two blocks, enjoying
shower ha har I,aY1
pie do a dip in the surf. There is no
question but that he got wetter than
most of the coast bathers do.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-There
will be preaching Sunday morning at il
O'Clock and evening at 8 o'clock by DR..
Duncan Brown, subject in the morning,
The Eternal Word" in the evening"
Power to Become the Sons of God. -
Sunday-school at 9:45. Christian En-
deavor. o'clock. You are cordially in
vited to attend any and all of these
services.
MISSING PROPERTY. - Francisco
Cruz is unhappy about a couple of
horses he turned over to another Mex
lean named Santiago Padilla about
August list, and which have not been
returned. He is informed that Padilla
has gone to the hills with the team
and also took along with him a Win
chester, tent, wagon cover and other
property belonging to Lucio Garcia.
TWO SCRAPPERS.-Ygn acio Faraz
and Senobia Miranda were arrested for
fighting and disturbing the peace of
South Seventh street near the NJ. &
p. depot. Both were before Justice
Robertson yesterday. Faraz pleading
guilty and Miranda pleading not guilty.
He was tried and convicted and each
was fined seven dollars with a Jail
alternative.
MARRIED AGAIN.-Advices have
been received from Yuma that the wO
man known here as Big Casino was on
Sunday last married in Yuma to d man
whose name has not been learned. In
terest in this incident rests entirely
on the fact that the bride is the woman
for love of whom W. D. Hammond is
now doing time in the pen. having put
away his wife in d manner that re-