Arizona republican., 1903-05-24

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at Il a. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Seats are free and the public is invited to be present
 POLICE COURT.-There was q sin- gle sleeping drunk arrested yesterday and he was picked up at q saloon near the M. & P. depot.
 GONE TO MExICO.-W. c. Greene has disposed of his fine bay team hay ing sent it a day or so 'ago 10 General Torres at Hermosillo.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Worship in O'Neill hall, opposite postoffice; Lewis Halsey. D. D.. rastor; public worship II a. m.; Bible school. 9:45 a. m.: Junior Union. p. m; B. Y. P. U., p. m. Of $6.50O At that figure it is held by gentlemen well acquainted, with prop erty values in Phoenix to be a great bargain for the improvements on the property cost great deal more than that.
 A LIFE OF PCRPOSE.-Rev. Wal ter Holcomb. the evangelist. will ad- dress the Union church meeting at O'Neill hall this afternoon at o'clock. His subject will be '.the Life of Pur- pose
 BACK FROM COLORADO.-Mrs. R. J. Holmes has returned home from Colorado Springs where she has been attending the grand lodge of the De- gree of Honor of the A. O. U. w. She also visited Denver and other places while away.
 A BUSINESS CHANGE.-George D. Burtis, the five-cent ice cream man. has bought the interest of his partner, W. E. Ellwanger, and will hereafter conduct the business himself Mir. Burtis has resigned the position of postal clerk on the s. F., P. & P. rail- road.
 IMPROVEMENTS AT HUACHUCA. Major Charles D. walcutt, construct army, department of Colorado. passed through Phoenix today en route to Fort Huachuca to inspect buildings and draw plans for making improvements and additions to buildings to accomo- date three companies.
 BOUGHT A PALATIAL HOME Mir. w. H. Ward of louisiana. who has been in Phoenix for some time .yester- day bought through the firm of H. l. Latham & Co. the Patton place on the Yuma road. better known as the old Rankin place. The consideration has not been made known but it is under stood that it was in the neighhorhood
 GOVERNOR STODDARD-Any mar who wants a pardon or any other ex- ecutive attention for some time to come will have to apply to Governor Stoddard. Governor Brodie left last night for New York He will spend hot xt-iI visit relatives in New Jersey. He will be absent from the territory about month.
 MEMORIAL SERVICES.-All veter- an soldiers. members of the National Guard, in uniform or in citizens dress. and their friends are cordially invited to the Memorial services at O'Neill hall at II o'clock this morning. Rev. Dr. Halsey will preach on Sears Inglori- ous and Glorious Miss Amy Utley will sing Fear Not Ye, O Israel" by Dudley Buck.
 / A METEOR-A very large and beau tiful meteor passed over the western part of town about o'clock Thursday morning, says the Nogales Times. Its course was from northeast to south west and it appeared to be headed for the Pacific ocean. It left large blue streak for a few moments in the heav- ems. but the main body was red and white.
 AN EARTHQUAKE DUE.-It is re- markable how bad weather keeps up, says the Nogales Times. Nogales has not had anything like this for great many years. One of our oldest inhabi- tants and a constant reader of The Times says that the same condition ex- isted here about thirty years ago and was followed by an earthquake.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were fled in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Hidden Treasurer King Mining comDany capital stock S70O, 000 inCOr.