Arizona republican., 1904-05-13
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DANCE AT THE PARK.-The first dance of the season at Eastlake park will be given tonight.
 WAITING TELEG GRAM S.-The Western Union Telegraph company has undelivered messages for Edward F. Kerr, w. D. Webster and A. w. Ar buckle.
 EVANGELlsTlc MEETINGs.-The evangelistic meetings at the First Baptist church will be continued this evening with preaching by Mir Sheafor and singing by Mrs. Sheafor.
 ANOTHER PERFoRMANCE.-The operetta, The Whole Year Round given at the Doris last Saturday will be repeated at the Indian school Friday, May 13, at 3. m.
 TO SELL CHURCH PRoPERTY-A petition was filed in district court yes terday by the Seventh Day Adventist church for permission to sell and con- vey real estate in Churchilrs addition.
 NOTICE TO LAWYERS.-Judge Kent tomorrow will reset all cases in which there IS trial to the court. Law yers who are interested in the proceed ing will do well to be at the court room at that time.
 l. 0. R. M.-Owing to the Wigwam being used by the Masons tonight there will be no council of Maricopa Tribe No. 19. but at the next sleep of Flower moon at the eighth run full council of chiefs is desired for matters of importance.
 ARIZONA OVERALLs.-Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Union Overall company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s2O,OOO and the incOr- porators are F. NJ. Avis. J. W! Foss, H. Taylor and H. A. Taylor.
 MILLS COLLEGE COMMENCE MENT-/,ards have been received here announcing the commencement eXer- cises to be held at Mills college Cali fornia. May 18th. Among the members of the graduating class are Miss Edna Bradley formerly of this city.
 TROOPS FOR WHIPPLE--Genera | orders issued by the war department on March 18th announce the disposition of the 29th infantry relieved from duty in, the Philippines Feb. Sd, on their ar rival in this country. The orders state that Company I will be stationed at | Whipple barracks.
 HOME MADE Bishop | & Co, of Los Angeles, recently gave a banquet in their Los Angeles factory to delegates to the National Retail | Grocers' association, which met in San Francisco. The incident was notable in that every item of the menu was from the Bishop factory.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE SOClAL.-The | Epworth League of the First Nj. E. | church will hold a business meeting and social at the church parlors this | evening, at o'clock. Cooling refresh ments will be served. A cordial invita- ton is extended to all members and | friends to come. No admission charged.
 A SMALL RANCH SoLD.-J. L. Irwin sold for Fred Facknitz fifteen acres southeast of the city to Wesley l Morgan. Mir Morgan came here last fall with his family. His wife was a | sufferer of asthma and has been heae- | nted so much that they decided to 1 make this their home.
 A PRESCOTT SUlCIDE.-Wednes- l day afternoon Frank M. Knauer. a miner belonging to the McCabe miners union, was found dead in his room in the ScoDel house, where he had been rooming. He has committed suicide by | taking cyanide of potassium He was | thirty years of age, and came here from California, where he is said to be- | long to the odd Fellows.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.- Flores, the man arrested under the | United States law for illicit relations with Carmen Arvisa. a fourteen-year- old girl, was before Commissioner Johnstone yesterday for preliminary examination. He offered no defense