Arizona republican., 1903-08-28

EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL There will be an Epworth league social and business meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Thompson. 500 North Second avenue tonight.
 POLICE DOINGS.-The police last
 night jugged Francisco Mandanado on
 the charge of living off the earnings
 of a absolute woman. A Mexican wo-
 man was also arrested for using ob- scene language.
 BACK TO THE OLD SOD.-George Johnson who was born and raised in this part of the country has returned after 9 stay of several months in Cali i fornia. He was employed while there in one of the California powder mills. FOR RAILROAD WORK.-Grant Bros. are pushing work on the Phoenix X Eastern railroad grade as fast as possible. During the last three days over fifty men have been sent from l here to their grading camps in Pin2l | county.
 i GONE TO GLOBE.-Mr. and Mrs.
 F. s. Badger left on last nights M. 6: 1 P. train for Globe. MT. Badger is the 1 constructing engineer who came here l a couple of days ago from Wadsworth. | Nev.. under orders of the geological
 survey. He goes to Globe to report
 to Arthur P. Davis.
 NEW BUILDINGS.-J Kersting is
 building couple of neat little brick
 houses on South Center street near | Madison, in the rear of his blacksmith 1 shop. His brother, Barney kersting | is also building a brick cottage in ChUrchills addition on the southeas st | corner of Fillmore and First streets.
 READY FOR SCHOOL.-Misses Flor.l
 and Dora Cohn have returned from 1 their summer vacation on the coast. i Miss Flora is a teacher in the city schools and took advantage of an op- portunity to attend a summer term for | teachers a the San Jose normal. After l finishing that work she went to san 1 Francisco and visited for q time with friends
 !. THE CAMP MEETING-Thea annual i camp meeting of the M. F.. church
 south was begun last night at the grounds in Brills addition. The open ing sermon vas preached by Rev. F. H. | Mowre of Tempe. There was a good l attendance. Several families have gone into camp on the ground and it is eX- peoted that by Monday the grounds will be well filed Services will now be held daily and nightly until the close
 WHAT WAS SAVED.-At the time
 of the fire which destroyed the house of Mrs. Josie Arthur last Sunday
 night it was thought that there was no
 insurance. the policy having expired d few days before. It turned out. though. that there was insurance to the
 amount of S1,5G0. $500 on the house and
 s6G0 on the furniture which had been
 overlooked in the excitement. An ad- juster from San Francisco is here now locking over the joss.
 AN EDITORS BEREAVEMENT
 The Yuma Enterprise arriving yester- day was dressed in black in respect to
 the memory of the wife of the editor James H. kinsler. Mrs. Kinsler died
 August 24. in Yuma, after d lingering illness. She was % years old and was born and reared in Yuma her maiden name being Beatrice C. Costello. Be
 side her husband, mother and sister
 she leaves of her immediate relative,
 baby son and little daughter tc mourn her death.
 HIS NEW ASSIGNMENT and
 Mrs. B. B. Custer and child left on last nights M. X P. train for Greenville Cal Mir. Custer has been for some time the disciplinarian at the Phoeni3 Indian school and has been mos competent and satisfactory official. Ht
 was recently appointed to the superin- tendency of the GreenVille Indian school and is now en route to his new field of activity. The new appointment is in the line of promotion both finan cially and otherwise though it is small school compared to the one here MINERAL EXHIBIT.-H. B. St Claire returned yesterday mornin. from an extended trip through easterl and southern Arizona. partly on pri vate business and partly in the inter 3 est of the worlds fair commission s He visited Globe, all the towns of tn Gila valley. Clifton, Morenci, Tomb I stone, bisbee. Douglas, etc. He say the mining companies in the town named are taking an active interest i T arranging an exhibit of ores. at the St Louis exposition and he feels sure tn display will not only be creditable bu finer than anything of the kind tha | was ever sent out of Arizona H