Arizona republican., 1904-11-03
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GONE TO cHIcAco-Rev. Jud- son A. Elliott left oa this mornings s. r. P. & P. train for Chicago.
 BoWLiNG-Leek Moore, who recent | ly returned from the coast, has again | taken. personal charge of the Maple | Leaf bowling alley beneath /NtcKee's | cash store.
 AT THE HARDWIcK-In yester. days reference to the production Of l Candida here, mention that 1t was 1 played in the Hardwick theatre was inadvertently omitted.
 A STAFF PoSlTION-Iu a recent issue the Oswego, N. Y, Daily Times copies an editorial of The Republican on Judge Barnes, the snake editor, entitled Concerning a Staff Position '
 A WRECKED HACK-some time during Tuesday night one of Stevens | & Wiggins' hacks came to grief on Second avenue opposite the court house. The hack stood there yester- day with a front wheel badly wrecked.
 ELKs TO MEET = The regular meeting of Phoenix lodge No. 335 D. P. o. Elks win be held tonight, No venber 3. There will be initiation | ceremonies and other important busi- ness to attend to.
 A LIVERY CHANGE-AIessrs. Ste ! vens and Wiggins have bought the l livery stock of John Pike who has 1 been conducting d livery business in the cid Fuqua stable on Fifth avenue ! for some time. They also leased the ! building, so it is presumed they will continue business there.
 TO WELCOME NEW PASTOR l The members of the Christian church Invite all friends Of the church to meet with them on Friday evening to ex- ! tend welcome to their new pastor. MT. D. D. Boyle. nhe church is on thc corner of Monroe street and Fifth iavenue.
 WoMAN's RELIEF coRPs-The
 regular meeting of the Woman's Re- lief corps of J. w. owen post C. A. R., will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock
 In smiths hall, in the rear of tn. LamsOn business college. There VII he business of special importance 10
 attend to and a full attendance is re- quested.
 LANDED Jack AIabers was arres.-
 cd at Five Points yesterday by Ofri- cer Mcdonald and brought to the ci.y jail He had been drunk for three
 days. and the officer had been len
 tent with him in the hope that hs would sober up some time. But the longer the officer waited the faster
 Jack did not get sober.
 INTEREST IN ATHLETICS - Though the Tucson Grays wiped up the. earth with the Phoenix base bail
 ball team, Manager Walden of the iPhoenix aggregation has by no means lost his interest in athletic -sports. Yesterday be was seen rubberneckiag 2 at game of marbles and seemed to be very much interested. It is sus- pected that he intends to challenge the Grays 10 a match game of marbles a. soon as he masters the fine points of the game.
 TIE MADISON MEETINc-Thers was good republican meeting at tho Madison school house last nigh..
 Among the county candidates who were there Were Chaplain Scott and
 D. 4. SpaUlding of the legislative ticket, Judge Phillips and Colonel IJohnstone. candidate for justice of the iTeace for th.s -reciuct which ir clu les Ithe Madison district. The school house
 was filled to it's capacity and there
 was manifestation of republican spirit.
 ELECTION DAY DINNER-For fifteen years past the ladies of the Central M. F. church, south. have given a dinner on election day The custom has become something of habit with them and they know of no good reason why it should be broken i this year, so people who still have the habi- of eating on election day may find it to their advantage to keep an eye open for the announcement of the election day dinner
 POOR AND INSANE-Complain was made yesterday against Jerry Donovan for long time an inmate of the poor house charging him with in sanity. The complaint was sworn t,) by Dr. Hughes on information. For some time it has been difficult to keep Donovan on the poor farm or any where else where he ought to stay and it has been feared that he would wan der away and get lost. His hearing win take place in the probate court lthis morning
 | THANKSGIVING SERVICES The ! Phoenix Ministers Association has made preliminary arrangements for the union Thanksgiving services. Rev. A.. M. Gibbons, of the First M. k. l church, has been asked to preach the | Thanksgiving sermon and the services l are to be held in the new Central M
 E. church, south. The service will be arranged by the pastor of that church and Rex Gibbons and the choir of that church will be asked to furnish the music.
 MUSEUM OPENED-Mr. George r. Bren1nger has opened a museum. in the rear Of his curio store in the room ladJoining the board of trade. The museum is filled entirely with birds and animals native to Arizona. Colo
 rado and California, and few choice