Arizona republican., 1903-11-07

NJ. E. KEYSTONE, Section Director.
 A NOTARY.-Governor Brodie yes terday issued notarial commission to Frank E. Coles Of Bisbee.
 SGIVINC.-Governor Brodie yesterday issued the annval thanks giving proclamation setting aside Nov. 26th as that holiday.
 STIMULATED SINESS-The~lit tie story in yesterday mornings Re publican about Henry George stimu- lated business at the club stable yes terday. MT. George says he had over Ia thousand applications by telephone from men who wanted to get horses to take to pasture.
 C COMPANY AFFAIRS.-C Com pany, National Guard of Arizona, To- cated at Tempe will have a special meeting tonight, the occasion being the presentation tc Carl Hayden. the new ly-elected captain, of his commission. Colonel McClintock and probably B. w. Leavell. adjutant general. will be present.
 CLUB FEDERATION RATEs.- Special railroad rates have been made for those desiring to attend the annual convention of the Arizona Federation of Womens Clubs to be held in Tucson Nov IS, 19 and 20. The Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads have made rate of ore and one-hfth fares for the round trip and the s. F., P. & P. hare made a rate of ore fare for the round trip.
 o'Neil hall Lewis Halsey. D. D.. pas - p. m.; Bible school, 9:45 a. m.: Ju- niOr union, 8 ?. m.; B. Y. r. L., 6:30 D. m. Rev Dr. Robert c. Seymour Of Philadelphia will preach at the morn- ing and evening services. Solo in the evening. A cordial welcome to all.
 BAPTIST CHURCH. OFFICERs- The officials boards of the Baptist church have organized as follows: Board of deacons-President, Rev. Dr. L. Halsey; clerk, H. c. Feelings; Dr. John Wix Thomas. L. D. Coggins. E. F. McFall and C. W. Goodman. Trus- tees-President, C. D. Doris: vice president. P. L. Kay; secretary. J. H. Langston; treasurer. l" w. COggins. and Robert F. Garnett.
 A. M. E. CHURCH SERVICES Sunday, Nov. s, A. Wagner, pastor Sunday school at 9:5O a. m., superin- tendent, V. D. Valentine; preachin" at II a. m. by the pastor. Mrs. r. NJ. Max field will deliver five-minute address to the children. Class meeting 12:3O. Rev. Howard will preach at 7:30 D. p.: Wednesday evening, prayer meeting al Is D. m. Ladies Auxiliary circle meets Thursday afternoon at D. m.. Mrs. T. Walker, president. Strangers welcome HUNTING A RELATiVE.-C. F. Fisher. late of Pittsburg. Pa. who has been in the valley for a few days is hunting for Q relative. an uncle by the name of Ii. Fl. Thompson, d former resident of the city. Thompson had lived elsewhere in the territory. Fje at one time resided at Yarnell, where Mr. Fisher had last heard from him. On inquiry there he learned that he had left that place four years ago.
 DEATH OF w. 4. oILL.-W. A Gill died yesterday afternoon at his residence on West Washington street. He was thirty-six years old and came here five years ago from Pittsburg, Pa. At one time he conducted a fruit store and ice cream parlOr on West Washington street. Being i'll, his sister joined him here about two years ago to care for him and nurse him. He was a member of the Order of Macca- bees and IndeDendent Order Of For esters. The funeral will be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Pres byterian church.
 WEDDING LIcENSES-For some time there has been a steady run Of one wedding license a day but yester- day higher average was reached. In fact. the volume of business was ex- actly doubled. Licenses were granted to J. W. Rowland and Miss Clara CuTnmins and to Chris Edmundson and Frances M. Carrier MT. Rowland is a son of Rev. R. A. Rowland of the Methodist Episcopal church South and Miss Cummins is d worthy young lady of Tempe. MT. EdmUndson and Miss Carrier are both residents of Phoenix.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Ora Lynch yesterday began suit in the district court against Ebert c. Lynch for dI- vOrce on the grounds of abandonment