Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

w. c. T. u. SERMoN-Rev. Dr. Halsey win preach the annual sermon before the Womans Christian Tem- perance Unioa at o'Neiu hall next Sunday morning.
 A PRAYER MEETlNG.-Yhe pray er meeting ef the Baptist church will be held at ': 30 e:cIock3 othis morning at the residence of NIT. e. ID. Doris, 1925 w. Jefferson street.
 A NEW INSURANCE AoENCY.- ". T. Barr has been appointed agent for Arizona of the Conservative Life Insurance company of California. He will open offices in the Fleming block.
 COUNTRY CLUB eALL-The monthly hop ef the. CeWRtry Club will be held this evening at the club house. The incident of the eveRiRg will be a cotilIion but it will probably be pre- ceded by few other numbers.
 MIR. WALKER ILL.-J. Ernest Walker was confused to his heme yes terday by slight attack of neural gia of the heart He was better last evening though and hopes to be ah4e to come to his office today.
 FOOT BALL CHAMPIONS. = The champion football team composed of picked men, resident ia this city, for mer college men. as well as local play CTS, leave tonight for Bisbee where they expect to scalp the natives next Sunday afternoon.
 A FALSE ALARM.-The fire depart alarm from No. 8: It was understood that a fire was raging at the corner of Third avenue and Linceln street, but the department was unable to sac even a spark of it. Even the excuse for the turning in of the alarm eeEld not be located.
 - THE LIVE STOCK RoARD.-Tke meeting of the live stock sanitary board was continued yesterday. The business was generally of a routine character. The meeting was attended by those of the cattlemeA who remain ed in the city after tRe meeting of the territorial associa ton.
 A PHYSICIAN TO THE SERVICE. pr. R. F. Palmer of Camp Verde has been appointed physician to the recla- nation service and he will be located at Livingston. Dr. Palmer is a Chicago man and was formerly house surgeon of the Cook CouHty hospital. He has been a resident of the territory for a year and half aRd has been at Camp Verde for about a year.
 A NOTABLE PEAKER,-These who are personally acquainted with Judge w. G. Ewing of Chicago, who is to speak at tse DerFfs theater next Sunday, and an4eag theaa Judge D. II. Pinney, endorse hitn as both an elegant gentleman and a Grse orator. He stands in the front ranks at Chicago as a judge and lawyer and will Undoubt- edly be greeted hsFe by large audi ence.
 NEW coRRoRATIoAs-Afticreso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the eeanty recorder yes terday: Big FoNr Oa and Gas cem- pany, capital stock s1. .see, ,ss5, incorpor- ators O. E. ChapiR and J. NJ. Carver: Aladdin Mining aRd Milling companS, capital stock &l. see. COG, incerpOraters C, B. Simmons. ". F. Steckt and D. F. Platner; Money. Metal, Mines and Townsite company. capital stock 3D. 5OO,0O0 incerBorateT F. C. Robinson, M. c. WoodbHrY, J. H. Myers and oth- CTS.
 A KATY PAMPHLET.-Secretary Van der Veer of the board of trade yesterday received two CT three copies If pamphlet printed by the NJ. k. & ! I. railroad for advertising purposes, | n which q page is GeYeted to Phoenix | They weFe sent as a reminder that in | ts efforts to carry people from the | .ast to tAs vest, tho M. k. & r. had | lot overlooked proper mention of | his valley and it's resources. Phoenix | ares very Ue3l fer Tucsen gets half page and California 0Ialy two pages. t is necessarily condensed as it is nly thirty four page publication and