Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

CHRISTIAN SClENCE-First church Iof Christ Scientist. Postoftice building, Monroe street; services at Il a. m., suo- ject: Christian Science;" solo by MT. Dickinson; Sunday school at 9:S0 a. m. Wednesday evening service at 7:45; all are welcome.
 CHRISTIAN cHURcH-Services as follows today: Sunday school at 9:45 q. IT,; Christian Endaavor at : D. m.; preaching by the pastor. Rev. w. H. Bagby, at l a. m. and D. m. Morning subject: The Salt of the Earth; ev- eninG: 'The Light of the World"
 HE IS NOT AN APPLIcANT-It has been mentioned by one of the pa pers of PhoeriX that among the appli- cants for the superintendency of the Phoenix schools is Professor W. H. Lee. It is stated on the authority of Professor Lee that he is not an appli- cant but that GIT the contrary he is an earnest supporter of Professor J. C. Cole for that position.
 METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching at II a. ln., subject. "Bread;" Senior League : D. m.; preaching at s D. m., subject: Joy and Peace in the Holy Ghost" Professor Millsr will sing Tn the Hollow of His Hand" b. Steb5ins,t at the morning service. At the night service the choir will render Lift Up Your Hearts" by Gabrel. ] AN APPROVED SURVEY-Miner;I 1 survey No. 1929 has been approved by
 the office of the surveyor general It | includes the following claims; the Bil- | ly, John F.. the Black Eagle and | Wedge lodes in the Silver Bell mining district, Philip Contzen deupty. The Imperial Copper company is the claim ant.
 HE UNANIMOUS CHoICE-The petition (which is being circulated fer the appointment of Professor J. C. Cole to be superintendent of the Phoenix schoCls. now bears more than 20 thames. It contains the names of all th9 business men of the ci+y whom the CT culators of the petition have been able to see, and they have been able to see almost all of them.
 THE FIRST METHODIST EPlSCO-
 PAL CHURCH-Monroe street and Second avenue, A. NJ. Gibbons, pastor; Sunday school ats9 a. m.; Epworth
 League at p. m.: public worship at 1C Ia. III. and D. m. The Rev. s. I. Rog-
 CTS, D. D.. will preach the morning ser mon, subject: Better Things" Heb lq:11: subject of the evening sermon;
 "Earth's Greatest. Hero," Tim. 4:7 Al
 seats are free. You will find a cordi4
 welcome. Observe the early hours ol morning services.
 HE WENT ABROAD-Deputy Sher-
 If Duncan came to Phoenix twelve
 years ago but he never saw Maricopa l until last night. He had often heard
 of it's extensive and varied industries
 and of the fame of it's citizens and he
 has almost been overcome seVera
 times by a desire to visit the munici'
 pality but he could never find time un-
 til last night when he was called therC
 in the course of his official duties. He
 took Charles De Lind, a convict from Yavapai county there to meet Sherif Joe Roberts who will, take charge ot
 him there and escort him to Yuma OIL BORING BEGINS--The work ot boring for oil by the Arizona Oil com pany on the Bennett tract in the north western part of the city will be begur next Tuesday The company expected to begin work last week but there was an unexpected delay in getting the ma chinery from California. The last o'
 it arrived yesterday, consisting mostly of shoes and castings and was delivered
 at the we'll. The property has lately
 been visited by experienced oil mer 1 from different fields and they agret that they have never seen more prom ising signs
 INDIANS ENMASSE--It appeared yesterday that all the Indians in all tho reservations adjacent to Phoeni2 knocked off business yesterday to come
 to town. All the streets south of Wash
 ington in the central part of the towr were lined with their teams which bS
 the way notwithstanding the drouth oi