Arizona republican., 1903-07-04

HE NAlINiF'l iFA-N Nilt INNiis ''N'' day school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the pastor al II a. m.. subject. Stirring Up Our Gifts" Union service at Pres byterian church at night.
 WILL LOCATE IN TOMBSTONE Tom Flannigau. who has been acting as deputy district attorney during the present term of court. has returned to Phoenix to ship his library to Tomb stone and will open an office there.
 A NEW CORPORATION.-Ar of incorporation of the Cattleman Pub fishing company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $15.OOO. The incorpor- ators are F. NJ. King. J. O. Dunbar and N. C. Wilson.
 AT THE SPRINGS.-Dr. b. l.. Con ner left this morning for Iron Springs. where he will remain until Tuesday. Mrs. Conner is spending the summer at Iron Springs and soon after the 1st of August Dr. Conner expects to spend Q month there himself
 POLICE COURT.-An Italian was arrested yesterday for dtsorderly con- duct, but was discharged later. it being apparent that something was wrong
  sponsible for his queer actions. There was one other case in which sentence was suspended.
 A NEW OUTFIT-Now that the city marshal has got into new office he has dressed up the policemen in new uniforms. decorated them with new badges and armed them with new clubs. The newness may be worn off the latter before tonight if the Fourth of July gets too strenuous.
 SPECIAL SERVICE-The Salvation Army July 4th will hold special patri- otic service in their hall. Miss Ida Belle Wilson will represent the God dess Of Liberty and give an address Also children dressed in sailor cos tunes will give drills. recitations and handkerchief song. Doors open at 8 D. m. Admission. free.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.-There will be regular services at the First M. F.. church tomorrow as follows: Sunday school st 9:45. and at II o'clock Rev. '. F.. Doud of Iowa will preach. Ep- worth/league at 6:45. Union service in the evening at the Presbyterian church. All are most cordially invited to attend all these services.
 WILL RECOVER.-Mr Hudson. who was severely injured at the Gila bridge Thursday, is doing well and will un- dOubtedly make good recovery. The wound was no deeper than the scalp, and the feature of the accident that caused uneasiness was the great loss of blood. He is of course weak from that cause. but otherwise feels well.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-The Sunday school and church sessions of the Bap- tist church will be consolidated, the first forty-five minutes being devoted to the study of the lesson, the last fifteen to an address by the pastor This course was followed last year ani was satisfactory. The service will be held in O'Neill hall. beginning at 9.45 a. m. A cordial invitation to all.
 SUNDAY HOURS.-The railroad offices, the postoffice and in fact all the public offices will observe Sunday hours today, the banks. principal county offices, etc, being closed all day on ac- count. of the legal holiday. The S. IF. P. & r. freight depot will be open till 10 o'clock for the delivery Of perisha ble freight. The rural mail carriers will also observe Sunday rules delivering
 
 routes.
 CENTRAL M. F.. CHURCH SOUTH. Center and Monroe streets. R. A. Rowland. pastor. Services on Sunday as follows Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m, pr. H. A. Hughes. superintendent. Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor. subject. Entire Specification. Ep- worth league at D. m.. leader, Scott Osborn, subject. Training for Public Life" Union service in the Presbyter- 1 ian church at s D. m. A cordial invi- tation to attend is given to all. SENT TO THE ASYLUM.-Mrs Clancy. who was arrested the day be- fore on a charge Of insanity, was ex- amined in probate court yesterday and was committed to the asylum. Sine had served one term of a year there and was discharged a few months ago | hOnt two U-aal-S on Shp was aI.rpS O.