Arizona republican., 1904-10-27
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l or BlSDee ana George w. G4oWueE oA
 Flagstaff.
 THE MEETING AT PEoRlA-The | county candidates will speak at Peoria tonight. Good speakers and go0d mu- | sic. A general invitation is extended
 to the public.
 A SPECIAL TO WIcKENBURG- | A special train will be run to Wick snburg Saturday, leaving Phoenix at p. m. Return trip tickets may be pro l cured at republican headquarters. $1.0O each.
 DEATH OF AN INFANT-JOhn Harold, infant son of W. H. Gill of camp | McDowell. died yesterday afternoon. The funeral will take place this after noon at the residence of Mrs. Thilts. SO2 Pierce street.
 ENRoUTE TO THE CANYON Major and Mrs. Winter and Captain and Mrs. Macomb, of Fort Huachuca. arrived in the city yesterday morning. | Captain Winter s-post surgeon at i Huachuca.
 l DOWN FROM LIVINcSTONE-F., \ K Howard, draughtsman in the em- 1 ploy of the headquarters camp of the l reclamation service at livingstone is | in the city for a short visit with his | family
 PENSION ExAMINER-F. ". | Tuckerman, special examiner of pen, l sions, is in the city for a weeks stay | on official business. MT. Tuckerman J llas been here several times before and 1 is quite well known in the city l ELkS MEET TONIGHT+Phoenix ! lodge No. 335 E. P. O. Elks will hold it's | regular weekly meeting tonight and | consideration of applications for mem bership and initiation of candidates will be among the activities of the session.
 ] LECTURE TONiGHT-Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons will give a special lecture at | the Presbyterian church tonight at 1 o'clock. The subject will be Our Ma
 tion's Greatest Foe" and will be under ! the auspices of the territorial w. C. | T. U.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Articles of | the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes ! terday The Mutual Benefit Society, capital stock. S1O0,OOO, incorpOrators | H. Clark, D. L. Brady. J. Callahan and 1 others; GOldheld Liberty Gold Mines company. capital stock. S1,5OO, ,O00 in- | cOrporators J. J. O'Hara, w. M Rule and J. J. Burns.
 i KNIGHTS WILL BANQUET 1 Phoenix lodge No. ? k. of P. will have an unusually lively time at the Pythiac | hall tomorrow, Friday night. There | will be work in the initiatory and third i degrees and the evening will close with a banquet Members of the local 1 lodge and visiting members of the or der are all urged to be present and par ticipate in the work and the festivity | of the occasion.
 | FOWLER CLUE SMOKER-The | Fowler club will give smoker this | evening at Fireman's hall at 7:SG 1 o'clock. There will be good music, good cigars and good speaking to- | gether with business of importance. A royal good time is anticipated and no | member of the club, present or pros i pective. should forget the date or al l low anything else to keep him away | except a broken leg or sickness in his | family.
 4 WARRANT FOR A THIEF-Act- | ing Governor Nichols yesterday issued a requisition on the governor of New ! Mexico for the return to this territory | of William Phillips, wanted in Cochise | county for grand larceny in the steal | ing of two horses, one from T. R. | Grady and the other from Leonard Koch, near Tombstone. The theft was committed last September, but only re-
 gently Phillips was located at Silver 1 City. N. M. Sheriff Lewis, of Cochise
 county. will go after him.
 e I-The presiding bishop of the Los An geles NJ, F. church south lhas made the
 following appointments for Arizona for the ensuing year: Rev. c. H. Go- vette, Phoenix; Rev. Fields, Bethel; | Rev. Williams, West End: Rev. J. w Rowland, Tempe; Rev. Hyatt Pres cott Rev. J. c. Finley is succeeded
 as presiding elder of the Arizona dis trict, by Rev. w. H. Taylor. MT. Fin
 
 | vette who served the Phoenix church last year has a host of friends here
 who are pleased at his extended pas ! torate.
 SUMM ER VAcATIoN-Daniel
 Huntington, for many years connected
 with the mechanical department of The T Republican, as superintendent of ma
 chmery, left on this mornings $. F.
 P. x P. train for Los Angeles, where [ he will enjoy his summer vacation. It
 may occur to some that it is a little late for a summer vacation but Dan : has put up a job on himself, to take
 his outing between seasons, so it will |. last him through two years. He was . accompanied by Mir. Benjamin Hueil-
 mantell Steffen of San Francisco, who
 has been spending couple of years in lAriZona.
 JAY-MEEHANZMr. George Jay of Tucson and Miss Francis Elaine Meehan were married yesterday after
 noon at the home of the bride, 1342
 East Adams street. MT. Jay is assist
 ant route agent for Wells Fargo & Co.
 at Tucson. The bride is one of the
 most popular young ladies of Phoenix where she has spent her life. The we'd
 ding was a very pleasant affair and
 was attended by many of the friends
 of beth parties. The mother of thu.
 groom arrived on Sunday morning to
 be present at the marriage but his
 father Hon. Austin Jay, a well known
 politician of Iowa was detained at
 home by important political engage
 Tnents. The presents were numerous
 and costly and had been sent from A..o ....-.-.A--.-