Arizona republican., 1904-12-18

| A NOTARY PUBLIc-A notarial commission was issued yesterday to c.
 P. Silvernail of Williams.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Services at Il a. m. and i p. m Sun
 day school at 10 a. m. Bishop Penick, a brother of Rev. E. A Penick, will preach at morning and evening serv- | ices. The public is cordially invited.
 All seats are free.
 NEW YORK VIslToRs-Mr and Mrs. Bailey Cornell of New York ar | rived here yesterday morning to visit C.. J. Cornell at his ranch. near Phoe- nix, the two gentlemen being brothers. They came to Phoenix via California,
 where they have been on sightseeing l trip.
 FIRST GRADE TEACHERs-The territorial board of school examiners yesterday issued first grade certificates to the following: Bessie G. Lawrey cf Phoenix on a state life certificate from Pennsylvania; Forrest M. Whit taker of Yuma, on a diploma from the state normal school of Los Angeles
 AN EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE The school board of district fl yester- day employed Professor W. H. Lee to fill out the term in that district. va cancy having been caused by the res ignation of L. B. Bowker, who was suddenly called to California by the ill., ness Of his mother.
 A DEAL CLOSED-Mrs. Martha A. McFall. mother of B. F. McFal, has concluded a deal started some time ago through the agency of J. Ernest Walk CT, whereby she purchases the E. A. Strang property, in the Dennis addi- tion. There is now a cosy brick cot tage on the lots, and ether improve ments will be made at once.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporaticrs were filed iI the office of the county recorder. yes terday: Keystone Windmill company; capital stock, $2, ,509, 900; incorporators. W. Steele, R. .. Plewe and J. T.. Beh- tell Pioneer Petroleum company; capital stock, S5OO,OOO; incorporators. s. R. Mott, Jr., G. c. Richardson and U. R. Ware. Four Lakes Oil and Gas company; capital stock, $1,COG,0oO; in- corporators, R M. Clark, G. J. Corsett and A. J. AIengers.
 MARK SMITH GOES EAST--A tele- gram was received here from Tucson yesterday saying that Marcus A. Smith would leave last night for Washington 10 assist in fighting the joint statehood bill. It was also stated
 
 Texas saying that joint statehood was not desired by the people of this ter ritory, and the Texas senator was asked to throw himself into the breach and hold things Ievel until MT Smith could arrive on the scene.
 HE'LL STAND TRIAL-Jesus Levas arrested on a charge Of stealing bi- cycles from two of his countrymen, is going to give the territory a run for it's That is. he is not going to plead guilty. nor is he going to let the matter of his guilt or innocence be de- cided by any enc man. When he was brought into Justice Burnett's court yesterday morning he insisted that he was not guilty and demanded jury. | Accordingly, a panel of eighteen was ! ordered, and several witnesses were or | dered subpOenaed for the defendant
 LEAVING THE COUNTRY-Joseph | F. Shelton, for some time city editor | of the Gazette, left this morning for ! his former home in Union, Mo. Mir | Shelton left here once before, intending | to remain away, but the reco1ections i Of Phoenix overpowered him and he | last fall to take part in Hon. | F. A. FC~--'"~'s campaign. He made a | tour of the territory with MT. F'owler's | party, and at the close of the cam 1 Qaign went temporarily into the news | paper business again.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH--Monroe | street and Second avenue, A NJ. Gib- bOrs, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 | !. m.; Epworth league at 6:3O D. m.; public worship at II a. m. and 7:30 D. ! m. Subject of the morning sermon, ! The Godward and Manward Sides Of Human Salvaticn"; evening sermon. The Pearl of Great Price" the sixth