Arizona republican., 1904-08-21
oN MINING eUslNEss-E. J. Bon

Otl MINING BUSINESSES. J. Bon- sail left on last nights M. X P. train for Los Angeles, on mining business.
 HOME AGAlN-Joe Bush and Hugh Fisher have returned from Fl Paso having spent the summer there and in various New Mexico points.
 A BALL GAME-There will be Il baseball game this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the vacant lots at the cor ner of Polk and Second streets, be- tween the Phoenix Stars and a nine under the leadership of Dominick Ber- nato.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH-Monroe street and Second avenue. A M. Gib- bons, pastor. Sunday School at g a. m.; EDworth League at ' p. m.; preaching at 10 a. m. and D. m. Subject of the morning sermon, Strength for the Day; evening sermon. The Purpose and Measure of Human Redemption.' Seats free. cordial welcome to all.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Free Methodist. Fifth and Adams streets. Services as usual today. Sabbath school 9:50 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Prayer meet ing as usual Thursdays 7:SO p. m.
  day D. m. at Mrs. H. c. Howes, 944 \. Fourth street. All are welcome.
 RAIN AT FLAGSTAFF-N. G. Lay ton, territorial superintendent rCturn- ed yesterday morning from a few weeks spent at Flagstaff. A pof;ion of his time was spent in working on his annual report and the rest of it in the enjoyment of the fine summer eli mate. He says it rains every day Tn Flagstaff. the total for the season to date, being seven inches.
 ARIzoNA'S APPROPRIATION TREBLED-The office of the surveyor general has been informed that the ap- propriation for the surveying of pub lie land in the United States, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1905, $ $320,0G0. of this amount $2S,OO0 is set apart for surveys in Arizona, when amount is nearly three times as large as the appropriation for any previous year.
 MIR. LEYHE HOME-A D. Leyhe has returned from a summer visit to his former home in Missouri and to the worlds fair and the democratic national convention. He has seen lot
 
 oCnes home with the expectation of doing lot of work to even up things. His family went with r.m and is now m Iowa where he also acc Iropanied them for a visit with NJ S. Leyhe's re 'atives.
 OFF FOR sTANFoRD-Arthur -Lrhrs and Isidore Melczer left on last nights M. & P. train for Pal1 Alto. Gel! They expect to enter Stanford university at once for the regular four years course. Both are bright vounv men who have done excellently in their studies in the Phoenix schools and there is every assurance that they win make ereditable records in the univer- sity. For Arthur at least there will ne the novelty and perhaps the unhappI- ness of being away from home for Inc hrst time in his life except on plea sure vacations with his parents,
 PHOENIX SHIP OWNER-B. A Grant returned few days ago from California where he has been spend Ing the summer with his family. The rest or the family will remain there aoout six weeks longer. MT. Grant bought handsome gasoline launch last spring which he christeued tha EIolse. and expected to manage it thie summer as an excursion boat. but for some reason the builders were bebind in their orders and tn. boat was not delivered till about a week ago uo mas leased 1t though to other parties "ho nave It at Alamitos, about fva inlleS pelo~ Long Beach. where it will De run for the accommodation of tour istS.
 FOR A LONG TRIP-C. F. SmaIl- house Who has lived in Phoenix for .nree or four years and who for inc last two years has been employed in responsible position by Pinjinv e