Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-19

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M E. BLYSTONE. Section Director
HOGS FOR BISBEE.-S. J. Me
Donald shipped a car of hogs to Bis
bee on last nights NJ. G p. train.
A CIRCUS CAR.-Another advertis-
ing car of the Ringing circus was here
yesterday sreasing the way for the big
show.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services will be resumed on Sunday,
| Sept. Goth. at II o'clock d. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Seats are always
free and the public generally invited
to occupy them.
NEW CORPORATION of
incorpora ton of the Choctaw Quarry
ing e Contracting company were filed
with the county recorder yesterday.
The capital stock is 100000. and the
incorporators are T. f. Kennedy and
W. l. Aldrich.
PERMISSION TO MORTGAGE-The
only incident of the district court yes
terday was an order made by Judge
Kent authorizing the First Baptist
church of this city to mortgage its
property for 81 900 to further its build
ing enterprise.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-COrner 9TH
avenue and Monroe street. Rev. w. H.
Bagby pastor: Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Preaching by the pastor at II a.
m. Business meeting of Christian En-
deaVor at go p. M No service at
night on account of fellowship service
at First NJ. Z. church.
FORESTERS' BANQUET. - Court
Stonewall of the Foresters of America
enjoyed d banquet Thursday night at
which seventy-five covers were laid.
They were addressed by DR.. FCss.
Grand chief ranger of this jurisdiction
and several other members of Court
Stonewan
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA BOY
Harry Sackman and family returned
from California a few days ago but
Mr.. Sackman has not appeared on the
street enough for many people to see
him. He has had business at home
entertaining his son who was born so
long ago he is now almost a young
man, being past three weeks old.
TALLYHO PARTY-A happy crowd
enjoyable tallyho ride through the city
out to the Indian school. and to other
nearby points last evening. the ride
being given by Miss Belle Stevens in
honor of Miss afguerite Adams. There
were fifteen girls in all. and they blew
horns and ate candy and they sang.
and they had an lawfully good time
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services tomorrow will be as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at
11:0O and 7:SO p. m. by the pastor. DR..
Lapsley \. McAfse. Morning theme.
Universal Prosperity" Evening theme
"Leanness of Soul Christian Endeav-
or at $50. Topic. why and How We
Should Bear Witness for Christ"
Leader. Miss Eva Bowyer
MORE PIPE.-The Phoenix Water
company received another carload of
pipe yesterday for the new system of
mains which is to be laid this fall.
Superintendent Heap stated that the
quantity of, new pipe on hand would
aggregate two miles or more. and as
he had received advices of further
shipments he hoped that the company
would be able to proceed with the con-
structiOn of the new system without
interruption after the first of October
GOES TO SANTA BARBARA.-Rev.
Father Novatus who has been in
charge of the Franciscan monastery
here has gone to Santa Barbara TO
assume similar duties. His successor
here is Rev. Father Matthias who is
said to be a broad minded and talented
priest. Father Novatus during his resi-
dence OF several years here has made
many friends not only among the peo-
pie of his faith but among the better
people of the city of all denomina-
tions and religious creeds.
CELEBRATION y UCCESS.-Vari-
Gus of the officers of the Junta Patri-
otica said yesterday that the Mexican
three days celebration was a success
and they believe there will be ample
funds to pay all bills. \ little later
when settlement has been made they
intend to publish report of receipts
and expenditures. They report that
their guests from other towns were
highly pleased with the entertainment
given them.
NEW QUARTERS SECURED.-The
directors of the board of trade have
decided on the first of the month to
move the board headquarters from the
present iocat ion in the Gooding block