Arizona republican., 1903-08-02

ADJUSTER HERE.-One of the ad-
justers for the loss on the Alkire stock
arrived here yesterday from the coast
and is busy taking notes on the late
| fire.
THE TEXT.-The preachers text at
| the union meeting in the Methodist
| Episcopal church this evening will be
| Two Words Worth Remembering in
Summer.
AN INFANTS FUNERAL-Funera
services for an infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Wilson, residing on South
| Third avenue, were held yesterday
afternoon, Rev. DR.. Halsey officiating.
FINE GRAPES-Another fine exhibit
of Thompson's seeding grapes was
| brought to the board of trade room
yesterday by w. A. Fauber who lives
on Grand avenue. a fine bunch was
put in pickle for the St. Louis ex-
position.
| A MINING COMPANY.-Article of
| incorporation of the Brunswick Mining
company were filed in the Office of the
| county recorder yesterday. The cali-
| tai stock is $4,000 and tie .ncorporst-
tors are ]. Rosholt, w A. Graham and
J. W. Simpson.
| THE B. Y. P. 1.-THE regular bust
| ness meeting and social of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union will be held to-
morrow night at o'clock, at the home
of Miss Lucretia Elliott in the Capitol
| addition All the members of the union
| and their friends are invited to be
present.
| NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.-Services
as follows at Central NJ. E. church,
south: Sunday school at 9:45. DR.. H.
| A Hughes. superintendent. Preaching
at II o'clock by the presiding elder,
j. F. G. Finley. Epworth League at
p. m A cordial invitation is given tic
| all to attend these services.
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS.-Fay-
cite Morren was fined twenty dollars
yesterday in police court for the bad
break he made the day before while
under the influence of liquor. Chas.
Roberts. the Indian that INSTRUCTED the
street with his horse forfeited the $500
bail he put up for his liberty. by nom
| appearance in court.
| THE FORD P-Superintendent
White of the company that recently
| bought the Ford group of mines in the
White Tank mountains accompanied by
Bert Ford and a number of miners
will leave this morning for the mine 10
resume work Work was stopped a
| few days ago on account of the scare
| ity of water, but arrangements have
| been made for hauling water from
| BeGrdsley station until it can be de-
veloped on the property. Some of the
men previously employed return with
Mr. White.
| \ PURCHASING TOUR-Mr. Z. d
| Den ris OF the Doris Heyman company
| returned &c the city yesterday after
| an stb: enCe of seven weeks CI. Il pur-
| chasing tour. In addition - making
| purchases of stock he bought the sup
| plies foI the new normal doi rnitory al
| Tempe and in that part of his trip he
was accompanied by Principal a. j
| Matthews of the school. Mr.. Doris
| returned by the way Of the coast. He
left this morning for Iron Springs 10
visit his family and will return to the
city about the middle of the week.
HALF OVER-The summer outing
of the firm of McDougall and Cassou is
now half over, Joe Cassou returning
yesterday morning from a visit TO his
former home in Escondido and to the
various resorts in southern California.
II Some time this week his partner, Mr..
II McDougall will leave for his vacation
and will return about the middle OF
September. He expects also to visit
the scenes Of his former home in Wash
ington and while there will try and
Go 3 little good for Arizona and the
great west generally by attending the
/ annual meeting OF the -Mississ-
ippi commercial congress, TO which nc
i is a delegate and which meets il
Il Seattle, August 16. Il, and IS.
FEARFUL BUTCHERS-An inciden
occurred yesterday afternoon tina
would have melted the heart of I
craven image but it never feazed the
police force. Three butchers whose
profession is shedding blood met at th'
depot saloon and got so full of varie
Il gated stimulants that they very seri
ously disturbed the peace of the usua
Sunday school order that prevails IL
the bad lands. Officer Moore arrested
them and sent for the hurry Wagon
that came under the cOnductorship o
Officer Andrews. When the men go
to the jail there was a scene. One O