Arizona republican., 1904-09-11

GONE TO SAN FRANCESCA
 Harry Friedman left on this mornings train for a few days visit in San Fran
 cisco.
 DR. RICHMOND HOME-Dr. F. O..
 Richmond has returned home from Ash Fork, where he went to meet Mrs.
 Richmond.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
 SCIENTIST-Post office building,
 Monroe street. Services Il a. m. Sun-
 day school 9:3O Wednesday evening
 service 7:45. Reading rooms open
 daily from 10 a. m. to 12 and p. m. to D. m.
 JAMES COLLINS HoME-James Collins has returned from a summer spent in the coast cities all the way from San Diego to Seattle. He is look ing well but is still bothered with the injury to his ankle that he received several months ago on the occasion of the explosion of the Palace saloon. A MONTHS VAcATION-Malcolm Gnlett. of the surveyor generals Ofhce will leave on this mornings train to devote his annual leave of absence to
 an eastern visit He will take in the
 fair of course for that is expected of
 every cistizen who goes far enough east. He will spend some time also at
 his former home in Des MOines, visit
 Chicago and perhaps go on to New York.
 FIRST M. E. CHURcH-Monroe street and Second avenue, A. M. Gib- bons, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
 a. m.; Epworth League at ' D. m; preaching service at Il a. m. and 8 D.
 m. The Rev. s J. Rogers will preach the morning sermon. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be adminis tered after the morning sermon. Preaching in the evening by the pas tor All seats are free. You will find cordial welcome.
 REPUBLlCA TERRITORIAL CON-
 VENTION-Word was received yes terday from Joe Morrison at Tucson. that all arrangements have been made
 to properly receive and entertain the delegates to the republican territorial convention which will meet in Tucson
 on the 17th. Hotel rates will be req sOnable and one fare for the round trip will prevail on all railroads. A full
 attendance of delegates is desired and all the ''rooters" that can arrange to come will be welcomed also. Tucson will do the right thing.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Invincible Gold Mines compa- ny, capital stock S3,COO,CO0, incorpora- | tors Walter Bennett and J. w. Cren- shaw; the Illinois Mexican Copper company, capital stock &, ,00O, GOO, incor- porators A. Orendorf, s. A. McElvain. and A. C. Brown; the Oil Belt Townsite and Investment company, capital stock S2, 100000, incOrpOratOrs w. E. Curd and T. A. Stevens; Western Pharmical com pany, capital stock $10O,O00 incorpora- tors B. G. Smith, G. F. Hoffman and
 M. H. Hoffman.
 BACK FROM THE FAIR-Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Greene and daughter Liz
 zie have returned from a visit to the worlds fair and to their old home in Marshall, Mo. MT. Greene is a self appointed immigration agent who works without a salary and that is the
 sort of men that do the best work for
 their heart is in it and they believe what they say, always. MT. Greene has already been instrumental in bringing
 number of new residents to this val
 ley and unless his arguments have lost
 their old time force and power his re-
 cent trip east will no doubt credit him
 up with more results.
 TWO VAC CASES-There were two
 cases of vagrancy before Recorder
 Thomas yesterday. George Sanders.
 who claims to have come here from
 Colorado was found begging and when
 offered work by Dr. F. O. Richmond
 he demurred. Then failing to give a
 good account of himself, the doctor,
 having police authority as humane of-
 ficer arrested him. He had $3.5O in his
 pocket. In court he demonstrated ru
 the recorder that he had more than l