Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

PULPITS EXCHANGED-Att the BaP- list church tomorrow Rev. J. c. Chapn of Tempe will preach in exchange with pr. Halsey. Rev. JudsOn A Elliott will preach in the evening.
 DISTRICT COURT-The chief mat ter before the district court yesterday was the case of James Loy against Daniel KIoss of the collection of an attorney's fee in the Veltol, mine litiga- tion. The claim of the plaintiff is in the neighborhood of $1,000. In the case of J. J. McCabe against w. w. Cook. sheriff, the trial order was vacated on the motion Of the court
 YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY-The rally of the Baptist Young Peoples Baptist Unions of this~part of the ter ritory was held at the BaptisE church last night There was a large attend ance of representative from the unions of Phoenix, Tempe, Buckeye, Mesa and Fowler. There were addresses by Rev. U. C. Chapin of Tempe, Dr. Halsey, Rev. J. A. Elliott and Rev George II Brewer w w. Green, president or the territorial union presided So,os were sung by l.. w. COgsins and Miss Nellie McFaIl.
 FOR FALSE PRETENSEs-Ctas. Robbins was before Justice Burnett yesterday morning and was sentenced to the county jail for seven days for holding himself out to be something that he was not though that was not the charge against him. Robbins is normally a peaceful Pima Indian. He was in town on Sunday night and he tried to leave the impression that he was a wild CoIganche. He ran up and down the street on horse back yelling and frightening the populace. Con- stable Redwine chased him almost to the river before he caught him
 THE LAUDER RECITALS-Mr. w. Waugh Lauder, who is to give two lec- ture recitaIs in this city next Monday afternoon and evening" is well known to music-loving people. He gave four recitals last winter under the auspices of the Christian church. All who heard MT. Lauder there speak in glowing terms of his wonderful ability as pianist and the great addition his lec- lures are to his recital. MT. Lauder is the first pianist to introduce the lecture recital. which is considered by critics to be of great value. MT. Lauder is pupil of Liszt and ranks with the fore most pianists of his day.
 ECHO CANYON PICNIC-SOme of the pupils of B. Seventh grade of the Central school enjoyed a picnic to the
 1-ho Canyon yesterday and came back last night highly pleased with the days outing. A fine lunch followed a de- ightful ride and the afternoon was spent in games. The whole affair was under the supervision of Miss Bishop and Miss Sutton. The picnickers were: Dero Griffith, Carrie McNeil, Ben Mas sic, Rama Chalmers, Herbert Lacey, Lqttie DeMund, Ray Lacey, Lucy Mansfield Walter TulbUrt, Norma Sweeney, Justus GoebeI Earl Bride
 well, Alvin Burtis, Fred Ruppert Hazel Marshall, Harry Young, Mamie Pen dleton, Jay AIkire, Alger Robinson, Bessie Brown and Fred Myers.
 DEPARTURE OF MIR. AND MRS. lRLYSTONE-Mr. and Mrs. M F. Bly, stone left on this mornings $ r. P. & P train for the east MT. BlystOne, who has been director of the Arizona sec uion of the weather bureau service since the departure of MT. Buns, has been called to Washington to take a course in forecasting after which he will be sent to Galveston, Tex, to take charge of the office there. His successor here will be Lewis N. Jesunofsky who Is now stationed al Charleston. s. c. and who will arrive here in January. In the meantime the office here will be uhuer the dlrecnon of H. K HOlcOmb,
 who has been assistant to MT. BIystone Tor a long time. En route east MT. and
 Mrs Blystone will visit the worlds fair spend some time in Springfield. III. and with relatives in Pennsylvania
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Artfcleso of the following corporations were filed ir tho cTce of the county recorder yes terday: Gold Extraction company, Ltd- capital stock Sl 300 900 incnrrn.