Arizona republican., 1904-10-16

POEICE COb n i--l OIGDlO SeiAiit'4 go. for the first time last week, came into court yesterday and got his regu- lar five day sentence for drunkenness. |
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH-Op- posite postoffice. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:3O D. m. by Harold Govette. Subject for the morning hour, 'Edu- cation" For the evening hour, '"The Expression of a Woman's Love" Sun day school 9:45 a. m. EpwOrth League junior, 8 D. m. Epworth League sen for, 6:SO. Subject, The Two Founda- tions." c. F. Glascoe. leader. Spe- cial anthems and solos will be sung at each service by members of the choir
 THE RELIEF MINE-After being closed down since the first of the month pending necessary improve ments ithe mill at the Relief mine was started mp again yesterday morning and it is eKpI ted i, will be run con tinuously from ncw cu. New water tanks have been constructed So the water can be saved and used Ovec again when desirable and a new pump has been put in the mine. the sub terranean reservoir having been clean ed up and -Cimbered Q little also. The upraise from the west drift has been brought to the surface so there is now good ventilation and a second eXit to the mine available in the event of any disaster occurring below.
 ADVERTISING MEN-The Pacific Coast Advertising Mems association will hold it's next meeting in Los An geles on the 22nd of this month. II. Myers of this city, wEo is a member Of the association and who was present at it's organiza.ion in San francisco last summer 'llas received numerous urgent requests to attend the next meeting, but win he unable to do so on account of business pressure. Bu- he proposes to extend to the assocta- ton an earnest invitation to hold its January meeting in Phoenix and further he will erJeavor to get the mayor to snd an official invitation in behalf of the city. There are few members of the association in Arizona bUt MT. Myers thinks that if a meeting were held herC it would result in greatly in crossing the membership. Another argument that he will present is that there isn't d -lace in the world with ! better January climate which the ad- Nertisers will Ind out if they come here
 PRESCOTT PROSPECT-Ton ShultZ of Prescott, was in Phoenix yes terday passing around to his particu- lar friends and selling to the general public. copies of the special mining edition of the Prescott. Prospect, printed particularly for distribution at the St. Louis exposition. His partner in the enterprise, F. C. Friedman, is in St Louis and MT. Snultz says ten thousand copies have been or will be disposed of there. The paper is in ma gazlne form, though more than twice the usual magazine size, has an att tractive cover and is Drofusely illus trated with half tone pictures, printed on book paper. The number is de- voted almost entirely to Yavapai county with some little historical re- ferencr to the rest of the territory and to the Wickenburg district in this county. It contains some good descrip- tiOns and many nice pictures of the improvements at most of the larger mines in the county and is altogether a valuable publication and a. handy re- ference. Mir. Shultz says he proposes early in the new year 70 ge. out an- other edition for distribution at the Lewis and Clarke exposition. Such an edition would have a new. cover and the subject matter where necessary would be brought down to date. He also desires to append an agricultural section descriptive of this valley
 GOT SEVEN DAYS-A. Cordova. who stole coat from Diego April and then whipped him for his lmpertinence when April asked him to return it. was tried by Justice Robertson yesterday and sent to jail for seven days.
 JOE MUTATIONS SANITY-A Los Angeles paper arriving here yes terday contained a dispatch from san Francisco saying that Joe Mulha ttom