Arizona republican., 1903-11-22
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 BACK FROM ROAD cAMP.-Mr. Arthur P. Davis returned last evening from his visit to the Parrish camp on the line of the road under construc- ton to the Tonto dam.
 BOUGHT RANCH HoME-C G. l Clay of Denver. has bought through the agency of Allen & Wilson. ten acre piece of land in the Griswold tract about two miles west of Six Points. He proposes to build on the land and make it his home. COLD IN NEW YoRK.-D. D. Horning returned home yesterday morning from a two months visit in New York state. He says he saw scv eral snow storms before he left the east and is glad to get back to the land of sunshine. He has a carload of New York's famous apples en route. DELAYED MAILS ARRIVE.-The $. F. P. x P. train due here yesterday morning between 1 and ? o'clock did not arrive till S:30 o'clock but when l it did come 1t brought two days mali | from the east. Another thing that add ed to the strenuousness of things ct the postoffice yesterday was the fact | tIld- Ille lildll lIOill lIc SOulu Nlltl iiOl get in till 9 o'clock.
 A DISAPPOINTED CHURCHILL | It was announced last week that evaE- gelistic services would begin today in the Fifth avenue Christian church by | the Rev. Grant K. Lewis of California, but on Thursday it was learned that he would be unable to come before Jan. | 1st. as the minister who was supply ing his pulpit in the Long Beach church could not remain. So the protraCted meeting has been postponed indefinite lly.
 NEW PosToFFicE HoURS.-On and after today the Sunday hours nt the post office will be from 10 to II ! instead of 10:30 to II: 30 as formerly. | This change was ordered a couple of weeks ago but to accommodate some who might not have heard of it the hours were not rigidly adhered to the last two Sundays. But today and after the office will close promptly on l time
 GOOD TEMPLAR NIGHT.-At the last session of Garden Valley lodge, l. D. c. T.. 1t was arranged to hold to- morrow nights session at the home of one of the members on account of the services to be conducted in the Fifth avenue Christian church during the week. Put the postponement of the meeting will permit the lodge to meet in its regular hall. It is understood that several candidates will be present for initiation,
 BOUGHT ANOTHER HOUSE.-Mr. Roswell II. Palmer. of Duluth. Minn who has spent one or two winters here and who purchased the E. B. Knox residence on North First avenue last ! winter has purchased through J. Ernest Walker the w. $. Rainey resi- dence on North Second street Tn Churchill addition. It is nice modern brick cottage. the property selling for S1SOO. Mir. PaImers son. with his family. will be here shortly and will occupy the house during the winter.
 AN IOWA VISITOR.-George F'itz- gerald nf Boone, Iowa, arrived here yesterday morning and may remain permanently if all goes well. He is q young man of seventeen and the son of Frank F. F'itzgerald. who enlisted at Fort Whipple in troop of the Rough Riders commanded by Col. Me Clintock. He was a good soldier and was one of the men that gave his life to his country. serving in the battle of Las Guasimas and later dying of fever in the hospital at Siboney.
 GUESSING FOR A TURKEY There will be at least one turkey eaten In Phoenix next Thursday, possibly more. This one will come from the New York store. There Is a large pile of napkins m one of the windows along with a lot of other linen but only the napkins count. The person who guesses the number of the napkins or the one who comes the nearest to the number will get the turkey. The guess does not go with a purchase. Everybody can guess. The guessing will begin tomorrow morning and will close on Monday night.
 IS NOT AN ASPIRANT.-Col. Jerry Millay was seen yesterday regarding q Washington dispatch printed in The
 Republican yesterday morning stating
 that he was a candidate for the office
 of territorial secretary. He said a
 mistake had been made: that he was
 not an aspirant for the office. and had
 solicited the influence of no one in his
 behalf. He added. however, that he
 might be led by the law of Contrarieties
 to believe that he would get it. He
 said he had never yet succeeded in
 OvertakiEg an office he was in pursuit of. It might. therefore. be reasonably
 expected that an office he was not
 chasing would come to him.
 A JOINT DEBATE.-Arrangem have been made for Q joint debate be- . tween teams from the Good Templar , lodges in Buckeye and the Cartwright , district on next Saturday evening in s the hall of the former lodge. The dis l putants selected by Floral lodge. are J. F. Ivy. s. s. Green and M. List. The
 names of their opponents have net beer
 learned. The question selected is: Re
 solved. that women should be given the
 elective franchise." A second debate
 will be held in the Cartwright district ) later on. and the Sihird of the series probably in the Isaac district schoc , house.
 WOMAN'S GRATITUDE-Yes . tlAl tx.l1