Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-02

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Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the day. Clear.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
A FRATERNAL VISTA delega-
ton OF Good Templars from Phoenix;
headed by Grand Secretary Walbridge
win pay a visit to Olive lodge No. AZ
in the Isaac district on Wednesday
evening next. The officers of the lodge
will be installed on this occasion.
NOT INCLINED TO BLOOD SHED.
The Republican does not want any
body's death laid at it's door nor the
blood of anybody on it's hands. Yes
terday morning Il letter was received
at this office from a subscriber who is
slightly in arrears. He wrote:
have 200 tons of baled hay and viii
soon dig up for the amount l owe you
Do not shut off my paper if you value
human life. You might as well shut
off my wind as to stop my paper" The
Republican management not having
even indirect homicidal tendencies will
send the paper as usual.
DR.. McAFEE'S PASTORATE.-Dc
McAfee, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. announced yesterday before the
beginning of the morning sermon that
it was the beginning of his sixth year
with the church in this city, his first
sermon having been preached on the
first Sunday in November, five years
ago. During DR.. McAfee's pastorate
the congregation has made great gain
in membership. interest in the church
and Sunday school has steadily grown
and the church is now more flourish
ing than ever before.
SUNDAY SCHOOL .RALLY.-The
Christian Sunday school is in the midst
of a red and blue contest. which is
fast filling the church with boys and
girls. Already the Sunday school room
is too small, and the main auditorium
is now used for an assembly room-the
attendance having been doubled in the
last month The recruits are being
drawn from those who are not attend
ing any Sunday school. no efforts be-
ing permitted TO entice children away
from other schools. The contest Will
continue till the 22nd when special
services will be held and and the ma
tional IchIldren's Rally Day observed.
DEATH OF MAY COX LAWRENCE
Information was received yesterday
from William Cox, who is now at
Jerome. that his daughter Mrs. May
Cox Lawrence, died at Pueblo. Colo,
on Saturday. He did not state the
cause of death, and K is inferred that
the end came suddenly, as Mrs. Law
renee was in excellent health only i
short time ago. The body VIII be
brought to Phoenix for burial. Mrs.
Lawrence was but mere girl, having
been married but little more than 2
year ago to George Lawrence at Jerome
and was not more than nineteen years
old when she died. She was born III
Phoenix and grew up here, and was
a. favorite in a large circle of friends.
AS Frank Lyons is in jail
as usual after a short season of un
usual soberness. AS usual he ended
his winding trail on the sidewalk in
front of the Hotel Adams and as usu"!
Marshal Kinney was sent for AMI
placed him in the cellar as usual. He
will probably be tried this afternoon
as usual and given the usual fine for
He first attracted the
attention of Officer Moore early yester-
Day morning and all possible efforts
Iuiet port where he could sober I? |
without being arrested but he eVaded !
all traps laid for him. Two or three
lines during the day he was warned !
md run off the street but he finally |
reached the Hotel Adams corner where |
ne always anchors just before going |
nto the city hall port He has never !,
been able TO break into the hotel but |
Marshal Kinney is less particular |
about the personnel of his guests.
CAUGHT AT 1.-THE police force.
both day and night watches were on
lV,y Saturday night for the purpose |
Pleading off any Halloween outlawrY
hat might occur. Be ii said TO the |
,redit of the Phoenix young people |
very bad happened to disturb |
he peace or make trouble otherwise.
officer Andrews caught one trio of
red handed in the act of
having what seemed to be at the time
lot of fun but which did not pan out !
yery rich. The officer was strolling !
lround the Churchill school building |
when he saw the boys evidently en-
Jagged in some sort of mischief. When |
hey strolled away he investigated and /
ound a number of benches piled UP |
II front of the entrance and a whole |
)arrel of dirt, shavings and other
lebris emptied in front of the door.
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