Arizona republican., 1904-07-09

HE CH hiS IAN Cf1O hST-oul- day school at 915; Christian Endeavor at 1O:15. During the summer an early hour is expedient as long as there is no preaching service in the absence of the pastor Rev. w. H. Bagby.
 ONE DRUNk-The marshal jailed one drunken hobo yesterday but held him over for trial till today. He was too hazy at court time to appreciate the solemnity of a trial before Judge Thomas.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Services will be held in the Free Me thodist church on Sunday as usual corner Adams and Fifth streets. Sab bath school at $50. Preaching ser vices at II. Sermon by s. F. Heil- man. Services again beginning with song service at 7:3O followed by preaching. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The regular services morning and evening will be conducted by Prof. Jas. Hamilton Lawrence of Park College, Missouri. At the morning service Mrs. Honnecker will sing Babylon" by Watson. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 ON A WARM TRAlL-It was learned at the reclamation offices yesterday that those seeking to locate Engineer L. c. Hill had struck d warm trail. A telephone message was received from Mesa to the effect that a wagon had been sent from there to Mormon Flat where there was good reason to believe he would be found. He may be eX- pected to arrive here sometime today but this is given as a speculation and not as an official announcement. M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Preaching morning and night by Harold Govetta, pastor. Subject of morning discourse Touching the Divine Garments Evening subject, Cause for Soberness, Watchfulness and prayer Sunday school, :45 a. m. Epworth League de- votional service p. m. Subject Trust in God the Solvent of Mysteries. T. L. Edens, leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday night subject, Scripture Characters A cordial welcome eX. tended to all.
 A SANITARY AFFAlR-A stranger by the name of Charles Hart was be- fore Justice Burnett yesterday charged with drunkenness and disturbance Of the peace. The usual punishment Tn such cases is seven days in the county jail but the court departed from the schedule in passing sentence. He was inclined to let Hart go under the pro- mise that he would stop nowhere in the county but on second thought he thought that would be an injustice to other communities. Hart was about Ngn, sr.ffe hot hn1 ha fore the court. He needed renovation. The court figured that it would take five days to sterilize him so that he would not be walking menace to pub lie health. He was accordingly given five days.
 MELON MAN AMONG MELONS, J. H. Eastwood having received several cordial invitations to go to Mesa to view the melon industry, boarded the train yesterday morning and soon found himself in the midst of fields where the fruits of industry were plainly to be seen. By the combination of water, land and well directed labor and the sunshine with which Arizona is blessed. one of the most beautiful eighty acre fields of Rocky Ford" canteloupes was in evidence, that he ever saw. MT. East wood says he viewed the patch from all sides and pronounces it the finest he ever saw. The melons being up to the standard in general appearance, size shape and quality. This patch is under A. c. McQueen's pumping plant He expressed his regret that he had not time to visit each field. Mr. Eastwood has had many years of ex- perience in growing melons, several years previous to introducing them at Rocky Ford, Colo, in 1886 and having brought the Rocky Ford's to this val ley in 1892, and in most years since he has grown them in large quantities.