Arizona republican., 1904-02-22
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MRS. GREGORY HERE-Mrs. Wal ter T. Gregory arrived yesterday morning from her home in Yuma and will spend several days visiting with relatives and friends in this city.
 SONS OF THE REVOLUTIONS The annual business meeting of the Arizona Society Sons of the American Revolution will be held at 9 o'clock this morning in the office of the presi- dent, Dr. John Wix Thomas. on Adams street
 FOR PRECIOUS METALS.-Pro- lessor H. Fischer of the Frieburg university and w. I. Rand of Boston, returned yesterday from a short trip to bismuth property up the river. Mir. Fischer is reported to be interested in locking up rare metals such as bis muth and radium.
 COLORADO TOURISTS-Hon. Fred Baker and wife of Fort Collins. Colo who have been spending several weeks here enjoying Arizona's delightful climate. left for San Diego last night where they will spend sometime be- fore returning home. MT. Baker is mayor of Fort Collins and a well known capitalist and citizen of that part Of Colorado.
 INF ORMATION WANTED.-Mrs. Ella Hansen arrived yesterday morn ing from Keokuk, Iowa, in search of her son, s. c. Hansen who is here for his health. Mrs. Hansen has no ad- dress by which to find him and is much distressed. She is stopping at 529 South First avenue and will be very thankful for any information -y,i i.r, l1
 WANTS RAILROAD CONNEC. TION.-A. c. SiebOth. superintendent of the Superior Mining Co, operating on Queen creek and also of the Ari- zona Hancock Mining company in the same section has been in the city for a day or two accompanied by Mrs. Sic both. It is understood he is here to consult with officials of the Phoenix & Eastern, respecting the feasibility of securing railroad connection between his mines and the P. 6 E.
 SUNDAY MUSICAL the Baptist church yesterday Rev. MT. Brewer preached two strong sermons, the quartette sang and at night Miss Jewell sang the solo "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" At the Christian church in the morning pr. Bagby preached a most inspiring sermon; Miss POock gave d violin solo, the large chorus choir sang an anthem and Mrs. Tiffany sang solo. At the Presbyterian church it was Home mis- sion Sunday and the Sunday school had a special patriotic programme. all their own, printed in the national colors, and generally gotten up to in spire the young people with the inn portance of the occasion.
 BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES-At the Baptist church yesterday Rev. George Fl. Brewer preached two strong evangelistic sermons. His theme in the morning was The PropTietorship of Christ" Christ has redeemed his people and they are bought by his blood. By argument and by illustra- tion the truth was pressed home that he who is ChTist's will serve Him be- cause he belongs to Him. When the series of meetings was begun it was not decided whetaer they would con tinue for one week or for two weeks. As MT. Brewer can be with the church during the latter part Of next month it was decided to resume the meetings at that time giving him opportunity to do needed work in other parts of the territory before the meeting of the convention March 16-1S.
 THE SHRINERS.-Today is the greatest of all days for the shriners in this part of the country. It is the occasion of their annual gathering for the celebration of deeds in the past and incidentally for the offering of new sacrifices on the altars of their sires. It is said the slaughter pens are full of lambs and there is plenty of fuel for the sacriiicial fires. Large delegations of the faithful came in yesterday morning from north and south, some