Arizona republican., 1903-11-28
Additional Local

Davis LETT yesterday morning Tor Far |
IRISH road camp above GOldfeld. He |
will be absent till sometime Sunday.
NEW CHOlR.-The new quartetts
choir of the Baptist church viii sing |
at both services tomorrow. 1t is COM |
posed of Miss Jewell. Miss Parker. Mr.. !
paggett and Mr.. Coggins. with Miss
Halsey as accompanist.
THE COUNTRY CLUB-The ladies'
of the house committee, Mrs. Leo. !
Goldman. Mis-. r. w. Lewis and Miss
AinswOrth together with Mrs WIN.
G. Lentz will serve at the Country
club this afternoon.
NATHAN JOHNS DEAD-Nathan
Johns died Thursday night at the
Sisters hospital. Mr.. Johns was
miner who came here some time ago
from Colorado. He was recently
brought in from the Griialva mine. be-
ing quite i'll 1T the time. He is spoken
of as a good man and a good miner.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Worship
in O'Neill hall. Adams street and Sec
ond avenue. Lewis Halsey. d. D., pas
ter. Public worship, II a. m. and 7:3o
~. m. Bible school. 90 a. m. Junior
Union n. m. 3. Y. p. t.. $50 p. m.
New choir and new music tomorrow,
Pastors evening theme: The Bible IA
a Text Book All are cordially invlt-
ed to these services.
CONCENTRATES BUILDING.-E.
A. Spaulding. who sold his gne or
chaId few days ago, is preparing 10
move to the city as soon as possible.
TIa expects temporarily to occupy one
of the two houses that he owns in the
Highland addition and as soon as he
can shape things satisfactorily will
erect a fine residence on one of his los
in Churchill addition, just north of the
High school building.
PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH.-Ser-
vices at the PRESBYTERIAN church to-
morrow will be as follows: Sabbath
school 9:45 a. m. Patriotic service
with home mission sermon by the
aston. DR.. McAfee at II a. m. Even
ing sirvice. 50. Sermon by Rev. Geo
+. Sewer. theme. Mans Love Toward
God" Morning onertory solo Calvary
paul Rodney sung by Mr.. +. y.
Witherbee Evening offertOry sung Nv
Mrs. Major Young. Y. p, S. c. e.
6:3O y. m. Topic: "A Mission Study OF
India" Miss Nellie NJ. Taylor leader.
\ cordial welcome to all.
POLICE COURT.-The police court
had six cases under consideration yes
terday with usual appropriate results
| for such crimes. The offenders Were
Miguel Martinez for drunkenness; O.
E. James drunkenness and disorderly
conduct: John Dee. Mexican, drunk
and disorderly; Frank Contreras,
drunk; Richard Roe. sleeping drunk.
Action on the case of Charles Poor,
arrested for drunkenness, was post
| poned till the accused could be located.
| He is the man who bored hole out
of the Jail within two hours after he
was placed inside of it ana passing
| through j. took a part of the hole with
/ him.
YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN
| UNlON.-The young peoples Christian
Union which was recently organized 10
preparing for systematic work. Their
! second public meeting will be held in
the First Methodist church tomorro"
at D. m. at which short addresses
will be made by Rev. Gibbins. Mr.. Ge"
f Sewer. Mr.. ]. G.. McKibban ana
others. besides rousing congregational
singing there will be special selections
by soloisls and a male auartette. Mem
bers of all young peoples societies and
friends Of advanced Christian effort
are invited and urged to he present
and assist IN making these meeting
result in great good to work of all
the churches of the city.
X. OF p. SOClAL.-The social held
! last night by Phoenix lodge No. . X.
lof p was a success in every way,
about fifty couples being present in
Guiding guests of the Phoenix and
South side lodges of the RathbOne
sisters and the Mesa and Tempe
knights. The programme was as fol-
lows: Duet, Mrs. Dummel and Miss
! Thalheimer; vocal solo, Mrs. DePeW:
piano solo Miss Eva BOwyer; re-
marks, Judge J. H. LangstOn. Suisse
quently all gathered in the banquet
| room where oysters were served in al
most every style ina ginable. The
| serving of refreshments was follow
ed by a season devoted to the play
! ing of games and general sociability.
AN H. c. CLUB PARTY-The mem
bers of the II. c. club entertain d
some OF their friends at a party on
Thanksgiving night at the home of DR..
w. II. Batten, on jefferson street,
! Dainty refreshments were served and
the evening was pleasantly spent play
ing finch panic. doubt it and several
other games. A laughabie tramp
act" was given by Calkins and Hill.
which was much enjoyed by all pres
emf. Among those present were: Jen-
ME Ellingson, Junia Todd. Miss Mar
shall. Jessie Watts. Ililda Ellington.
Flora Lamson. Reubelle Rathbone.
Susie Leonard. Beatrice Williscraft.
Miss Reed, Sidney Stewart. Raymond
Bathir Pascoe HaGgraves. ThOs. Smith.
Rnwker, Geo. Baker A. NJ. Calk.ns
land Car! W. Hill.
, THE THEFT OF A. GUM. y
Houck the sheepman, made complaint
! to Justice Burnett yesterday against
| a Mexican with the American name
of Jim Brown. charging him with the
theft Of revolver. Mr. Houck said he
| had been sleeping al the Commercial
| hotel corral, where he is keeping his
! horses Brown has been working for
| him. Mir. HCuck said that when he
arose yesterday morning he left his
/ gun under his pillow and did not
| think of ii until nine O'Clock. When
he returned for it he found it gone.
| He began a search for it and soon To-
| Gated the gun at Wilson's second hand