Arizona republican., 1903-12-27

damaged. MT. Bright, the occupant, is
 a clerk employed at McKee's store. The fire department was on hand early and
 easily prevented a spread of the fire
 to adjoining buildings.
 l. o. G. T. DISTRICT LODGE-Thr
 Good Templars of Maricopa county will
 meet as District lodge in the Christian
 church of Phoenix on Monday, January i 4. There are now seven lodges in this county and it is expected that every one will be represented at the forth | coming session by regularly accredited delegates. Arrangements will be made by the local lodge for the proper en- tertainment of the visitors. at the reg
 ular session tomorrow night
 A COUNCIL CONFERENCE.-THE ordinance committee of the city coun- cil met last night and spent consider able time in the examination of the proposed plumbing ordinance. The committeeman agreed upon its passage and also upon the insertion of another section respecting certain details. | council meeting would have been held and the ordinance passed only that it was necessary to adopt the section in the regular council, hence all further action was postponed till the nex. regular meeting.
 BAPTIST H.-Worshipping
 m O'Neill hall. corner of Adams street and First avenue. Public worship II a.
 m. and 7:3 0p. m; Bible study, 9:45 a. m; Junior Union. 9 D. m.: B. Y. P. IT,. 6:30 D. m. Part of the Christmas musIc
 will be repeated by request MT. Dag gctt will sing solo ir the morning;
 Miss Jewell in the evening" The. pas tors morning theme will be The Only Perfect Household" All who have the
 "Star missionary boxes" are requested
 to return them tomorrow A cordial welcome to all
 A CHRISTMAS HUNT.-J. l.. Irvin his son. Oscar. and Charles Price bag ged seVenty-five quail Christmas day after three hours shooting, and, of | course. had to quit as they had the linn it. The rest of the day was spent very pleasantly. Mrs. Price spread an e,e-
 gant lunch on the desert. consisting of
 quail and cranberry sauce and all the
 good things it takes to make up a Christmas dinner and after eating as
 only hunters know how to eat they
 shot a few rabbits and small game that the law does not protect.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. First Methodist Episcopal church, Mon roc street and Second avenue, A. M. Gibbons pastor. Sunday school al :45
 a m.. Lloyd B. Christy. superintendent;
 Junior League at D. m., Aletheia Hamilton. superintendent; Epworth
 League at 6:15 D. m.. topic, missionary
 meeting. A Worldwide View-My r = [ Sponsibility." Mrs. pr. Battin, leader; | public worship at II a. m. and 73O D. m. | Morning sermon, Heavens Glad Mes
 sage to a Lost World Evening ser | mon. The Everlasting Kingdom" All
 seats free. You will find a cordial wei come The choir will furnish music ap- proD.iate to the occasion both morning | and evening.
 ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-James ! IT. Land was yesterday admitted to
 nractice law in the courts of Arizona. | MT. Land was admitted on his supreme I court license from the state of Illinois. | He is also a member of the bars of | Tennessee and Texas. Mr. Land has
 been in the valley more than a year. having purchased a home on North 1 First street. Besides being a practfc.ng
 attorney. he is an educator of consid- erabIe prominence. For six years h.
 was university professor and during
 four years of the time occupied the un- usual position of being dean of two col | lcges of one of the leading universities
 of the south In this position he had
 the direction of the work of seven pro-
 tessors or instructors and half of the
 students of the university Mrs. Land
 was al the same time instructor in
 shorthand and typewriting and Dean ! Lands private secretary