Arizona republican., 1903-09-12

IRREGULARITIES SCARCE.-A gentle man in close touch with building opera tiCns here said yesterday that there IS 8 scarcity of bricklayers in these parts. COURT TODAY-Judge Kent is ex- pected to return this morning from his summes vacation which has been most ly spent in the east. There will be a session of the court. an adjournment having been taken until today. SERVICES RESUMED.-The mem bers of the Baptist church and congre- gation and their friends are requested to take notice that there will be the usual morning service in O'Neill hall next Sunday morning with preaching by the pastor at II o'clock.
 RAILROAD WORK.-Goldberg Bros. through their employment agency or Wednesday morning sent siXtyfive la borers 10 Crown King to work on the extension of the P. & E. railroad. It ! is understood that about twenty-five or thirty more men will be hired for the same work.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-There will be the usual morning services in O'Neill hall. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Public
 worship. Il d. m. Preaching by the pas
 tor Rev. Lewis Halsey. B. Y. r. L. 63O. No second evening service on ac- count of the closing service at the i camp meeting.
 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Preaching both morning and evening ! by Rev. Dr. Duncan Brown. Services 1 Sunday morning, II o'clock. Subject
 '-The Grace Of God that Bringeth Sal vation.' 1:30, "The Lion and the Lamb | in Revelation" Sunday school 9:45 | Christian Endeavor 6:30. Strangers welcome.
 AN IMPORTANT MISSION.-J. w. i Martin. engineer on the NJ. S; P. Rail road left last night for Marion. Kan.
 Mir. Martin says that he expects to
 return in about thirty days. He also admits that he will be accompanied by a bride. to gladden. his home the rest ! of his life. On his way he will stop at Cochise to visit a sister and at Fl ] Paso to visit a brother.
 1 NEW ATIONS-Artfcles of i the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Dominion Sulphide Smelling
 company. capital stock, $500 900. incoT- porators s. s. Thorn. J. G. Meilink
 II. c. Adams and others; Sierra Ne
 vada Water and Power company. capi-
 tai stock S3.0o0, 900. incorporators D. H
 Fry, s. R. Break, A. E. Williams and
 others.
 HORSETHIEF WANTED.-Statior
 Agent Osborne at Peoria Ariz, ana 1 Sheriff Stout of this city would like
 very much to know the wherea bouts
 Of the man who stole the formers horse m AaU nIBh |
 weighing about 800 pounds. mane cut off and was branded with small let
 ter B upside down. The horse was
 hitched in Mir. Osborne's yard with {
 clothesline and his absence was noted
 during the night and the authorities
 notified.
 MRS. ANNETTE IRVINE INJURED
 Mrs. Annette Irvine, mother oi 1 Thomas E. Irvine. was badly hurt last i night by being thrown from a buggy i on Seventh avenue. near Jefferson i street. She was driving with hel mother, Mrs. Shute, when the horse
 took fright and. swerving quickly, the l vehicle was overturned. Mrs. Irvine was taken to the home of her son anC Dr. Thomas was summoned. Mrs. Shutt
 was not hurt.
 II CHRISTIAN tttO ftC f1.-StlNlcSS or
 Sunday at Il a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Morn
 ing subject: convention Sayings; evening. What the Sea Said to Me- AUDITORIUM.-As there are bu
 two more Sundays of the conference
 year Rev. Ccwan. pastor of the Firs
 Methodist Episcopal church desires |;
 announce that the services will b' held in the auditorium The room vii
 be well ventilated and cleaned for to
 morrow morning. The theme for th-
 morning service will be The Large
 Christian Life
 INDIAN FIGS.-A. J. Stoner brough
 to the board of trade room yesterda.
 q novel fruit exhibit. It was a quan
 tity of what he is pleased to call India,
 figs. They grow wild in this countr. and are thought by many to be a de sirable fruit. The specimens brCugh in. however, were grown on plant il
 MT. StoneT's yard which receives a lib
 eral allowance of water, and the frui is therefore much nicer than tha grown on the desert. Secretary Val