Arizona republican., 1904-08-04
M D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

M. &P. STENOGRAPHER-Miss Wise is filling the position of steho- erapher in the NJ. x P. office during the vacation of Miss Patricia Hutch inson.
 GOT A PLENTY-A party of nim- rods headed by Phil Wharton and Paul Kruger went out for an early morning hunt yesterday and came hack in time for a late breakfast, with over q hundred birds. The early birds get the worm but they also get shot if they stir around much i'll these parts.
 OPENING OF cAMPAIGNs-Chair- man s. F. Webb of the democratic ter ritoriaI committee yesterday issued call for a convention afor the nomina~ tion of a candidate for delegate to con- gress. It will be held in this city on September 15. It is understood that call will be issued by Chairman Nichols of the republican territorial committee tomorrow but the name and place or holding the convention have not yet been anonunced.
 RETURN OF FATHER NOVATUS "A telegram was received at the mon- astery yesterday that Father Novatus who was transferred to Santa Bar bara last September has been returned to Phoenix. He will again be in charge of the congregation and will be the superior of the monastery. It Is expected that he will arrive in Phoe- nix next week. This information was received by the members of the con- gregation with a great deal of satis- faction.
 DIED AT IRON sPRINoTs-word was received here last evening that Mrs. Mary J. Moore died at Iron Springs yesterday afternoon and that the body would be brought to Phoenix on this mornings train. Mrs. Moore was a widow, her only child being Mrs. T. J. Walker of this city. She was 67 years of age, a native of Mississippi and had lived in Phoenix about ten years. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the parlors of Mohn & Doris.
 BITTEN BY A DOG-W. K. James received word by telephone yesterday afternoon that his son Heighton had been severely bitten by a dog at Iron | Springs. It occasioned some worry from the fact that just before the in- cident poison had been administered
 to the dog. The family physician. however, immediately telephOned to learn the facts in the case, which it
 was announced last night were such that no fears of serious results need | be entertained.
 ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY-The l police yesterday morning arrested Re fugio Vindiola on complaint of Mar garita Valencia, but after the nature of the case was learned the prisoner was turned over to the county author ities and a warrant was issued by Justice Robertson charging him with burglary. He was arraigned and his | examination was set for Il o'clock this morning. The complainant alleges that NindiOla broke into her house and stole a pistol. dollar in money and q number of other things Of some value. DISTRICT CONFERENCE-Th first district quarterly meeting of this conference year of the Arizona district begins tonight at the Free Methodis. church. s. F. Heilman, district elder, will be in charge. Services will be held
 every night this week closing on Sun day night. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered on Sunday morning after the sermon. Love feast at 10:15, preaching at H.
 A business meeting will be held on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all Other ministers will be present and take part in the services.
 NEW CoRPORATlONS-ArticIes Of
 the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Consolidated Cement and
 Coal company, capital stock. $3,OOO.-
 900, icOrporators w. H. Courtenay, C.. Corbin and M. Van Booskirk. Tie