Arizona republican., 1904-05-03

6ORRp UT hAOGs- ne ulISClOiS of the board of trade will hold their regular monthly meeting tonight
 MIR. DURYEE HERE.-Engineer Duryee, the cement expert of the re- clamation service, who is in charge of the construction of the cement plant at the storage basin, arrived here yester- day on business.
 MINISTER'S MEETING-The min-. isters' association met on Monday af- ternoon in the study of Rev. w. H. Bagby. Evangelist George w. Shea1- or was introduced and gave an inter esting talk on the preparation for evangelistic services.
 GONE TO CALIFORNlA.-Miss Evelyn M. Hart of Washington, D. C., who has been spending the winter on the desert northeast of Phoenix, left last night for Pasadena, where she ex- poets to spend the summer, returning here next winter.
 GOING TO klNGMAN-R. c. Jacob son, who has been attending the Uni versity of Arizona, arrived here yesteT- day morning and will spend a few days visiting friends here, after which he will go to Kingman, where he has secured employment with q mining company.
 A LLISION-Marshal Kinney came to grief yesterday through bl- cycle collision within a hundred feet of the city hall. He and another man met and neither succeeded in making the sidetrack. MT. Kinney's wheel looks like it had tried to loop the loop when the trap failed to work.
 AL. tic service this evening Rev. MT. Sheafor will speak on "Why We Fail" Mrs Sheafor will sing, Honey In the Rock" Mir Sheafor's opening sermons are on the holy spirit. The sermon last evening was a powerful presentation of the doctrine of "the filling of the holy spirit"
 MEETING NIGHT CHANGED-The Spanish-American War Veterans have | changed their regular meeting night from the second Tuesday of the month | to the first Tuesday. They will meet | tonight at the regular place, and will combine pleasure with business. Ar engagements have been made to have d | smoker"
 T. M. SLOAN PROMOTED-T. M. Sloan, for years an employe of the s. F. P. & P. Railway company, and who | few months ago entered the employ of the Salt Lake road, has been pro | noted from a position in the offices at Salt Lake City to the position of chief clerk, to Assistant Freight Agent Agent Worden in Los Angeles. MT. Sloan is expected to be at his new post of duty in a few days.
 A FORMER SECRETARY.-Word has come to Phoenix of the death at Oakland. Cal, on April 2S, of Hon. Hiram Van Arnam, a former secretary of this territory. He was secretary at the time Governor Tritle was governor and during a part of whose term the famous Thirteenth legislature was in session. After leaving Arizona, Mir Van Arnam entered the service of the Southern Pacific and became general agent of the road at ElPaso. NOTICE TO VOTERS-If for no other reason. the voters of Phoenix should support the republican eandi- dates today on the ground of maintain | ing an administration that has not. on- ly saved the city money during the Last year, but made expensive municiTal improvements in the same time, the details of which are more particularly set forth on page eight of this issue, to- gether with the figures in proof of the statements.
 THE ANDERSON TRlAL-The case of Josiah Anderson for the killing Of William Cameron, was set for trial yes terday for next Monday. There had been a probability that the trial would have to 60 over for the term on ac- count of the absence of Robert Leitch, the principal witness for the defen-e, who has been very i'll of pneumonia, but it was learned yesterday that he had recovered So that he was able to