Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

A NOTARY.-A notarieat eerssallabs,s3@sa was issued yesterday to Reese M- g<iHdg. of Prescott.
 FIVE DAYS.-Jim TayFsv. ee3@gass was sent to jail esterday feT av'e days on a charge of drunkenness. Ills case was rather an aggravated otse but he made a touching plea to the Feeeg&eg and secured a light sentence.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services at II a. m:: Sunday school at 10 a. m.: confirmation services at 3:30 ?. m. These services will be apprcpri- ale for Palm Sunday. The public is cordially invited to be present.
 AN AFTERNOON coFFEE-The ladies of the Baptist church invite all friends and visitors in the city to an afternoon coffee" and sale next Thurs day from 2:3O to in the new church, corner Third avenue and Monroe street.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Third Avenue and Monroe street. The Rev. Dr. Halsey will preach morning and evening" Morning text: "I in Them" Evening theme: "A Bond Slave" The music will include a selection by the quartette, a solo. "The Palms by MT. Daegett, and q duet by Miss Jewell and MT. Cog gins.
 ANOTHER RACING MATINEE.- The directors of the Phoenix Driving club held a meeting yesterday at which 1t was resolved to hold another matinee the third Of the series at the driving mark on April s. The secnnd was bet ter attended than the first, and no doubt the third will be better attended than the second.
 C A D A s TRAIL SURVEYs-R. W. Hawley, of the cadastral survey, was Tn the city yesterday The survey is pro- gressing rapidly and three camps are now maintsined. The main camp is at Sacaton siding and another is still busy in the vi initv of Blslckwater. while the third is located near the old MaricoPa wells. not far from the Es- trella mountains.
 A NEW RUGGIST.-Ralph A Nye will on Monday enter the employ of the Elvey & Hulett pharmacy. MT. Nye spent some time here several years ago. having then had some exrer.ence in the drug busint ss. Since then he has pursued his studies diligently at the University of Michigan and returns with excellent credentials as q pharna- hcist.
 LIEUTENANT OF THE RANGERS. Governor Brodie yesterday appointed J. J. Brooks lieutenant of the rangers to succeed Lieutenant William AIliyom. resigned. LieutGnant Brooks has been connected with the organization for q long time and has been a most efficient member. His appointment is made eaa the recommendation of CaY&ain Rg a= ming.
 WATER USERS NoMtfaAT1oNs.=l there will be ao EaewtinJg @f the members of the xgaheF Users association of the B'ess1&8 @'s-, trict in the schoolhouse eE tfsass ahs.tg&ea next Tuesday evening at : e'elDels eoss the purpose of selecting a candidate 95s the membership. of the beard of gov ernOrs of the association and also f0r selecting candidates for Sfz,ss etpgne:G eff the association from .hat etsrFtea.
 A HIGH FIVE PARTY. Mrs. R. I. Holmes entertained some Of her friends Friday afteFnoon aa 1AgA Eve Mrs. Mayors won tks REse rv8pe and Mrs. Those the second: we19es1ariseats were served. Those pTo s4sGsgt ssawe: Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Thode, Mrs. Ma avsgrS4 8Irs> Mrs. Gregg Mrs. Riglsin. aMYs. Mrs. Rose, Mrs Chi8Fa SabgGss Ms 0y- oermann, Mrs. FssSas s1NsS Mqgl a.aa t8sp- son.
 A TESTIMQMIAt TO MR. wAt- BRlOGE.-As aH sNFressj66o s,s thcix esteem for &fEa personally aiseE 4hs4T a aDoreciatj9as of &is long aeaa SsftEfu! services, tFge sas2a b8rs e5 6se B7IfA aye nue Christis8 raeage1a, asg@stsda by t9es'y friends ana &lsA ast1 sfvo tssB-fs$ concert inottes essgasSrA asa tss evening of Thvrsday, March 8lsa. zA ~sna5-s taf