Arizona republican., 1904-11-20
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AVAILABLE SCHOOL FUNDS County School Superintendent Fulton yesterday made a small apportOnment of the school funds.
 FUNERAL OF E. H. BONNETT- The funeral of the late l.. H. Bennett will be held from the parlOrs of Mohn and Doris at D. m, today. Rev. MT. McAfee will of1ciate ahd interment be in Rosedale cemetery.
 Services at II d. m. and p. m. Sun day school a. 10 a. m. All seats are free and the public is invited to occupy them.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTiST-Postohioe building. Mon roe street. Services Il a. m. Solo by MT. Dickinson. Sunday school 9:30. Wednesday evening service 7:3O. Reading rooms open daily.
 RETURNED TO PHOENIX-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creighton returned yesterday morning from Tucson where they have been living for sometime and it is likely Mrs. Creighton will make Phoenix her home during the winter.
 THANKS SOWING AT INDIAN SCHOOL-The ministerial association has appointed Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey, pastor of the Baptist. church to preach the Thanksgiving sermon at the United States Indian school.
 HE SCRATCHED OUT-B F. Rick seeker of AlhambTa had his nerve with him when he bet shortly before the election that Missouri would go for Roosevelt but 1t was worth S1OO to him. That IS perhaps the only bet made in the United States on that particular proposition.
 ANOTHER CORN EXHIBIT-John LamazOu yesterday brought to the board of trade room some fine samples of white corn such as is grown in the corn states of the middle west. It was planted in August on his farm a mile south of the asylum and has matured a> crop that will average forty bushels 10 the acre
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Th-rd avenue and Monroe street, Lewis Haisey. L. D.. pastor. Puolic worship II a. m. and 1:3O D. m. Bible study 9:45 d. m Junior Union 9 D. m F. Y. r. U. 6; 90 ?. m. Morning theme. Tn Adams fall We Smned All" Fourth sermon in series Evening subject, "Compal- ionship." All are cordially invited to these services.
 FUNERAL OF R. B. MOORE-The funeral of F. B. Moore will be held on Monday at 9 o'clock at the resi- dence of his son, Billy Moore, No. 544 north Fifth street. The service will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey ard the interment will be in the Ma sonic cemetery. Mr. Moore was 78 years old and was a member of the Sixteenth legislature Of Arizona.
 BUGGY STOLEN-A. W. Galpin. who has charge of the Gregory lodging house property, for the owner. John Noble. has for sometime had his eye on buggy that belonged with the premises and he finally persuaded him self it was just about the right kind of a rig to go hunting with. When he went after it the other day he found somebody had beaten him to it. There was no buggy.
 AN EXCITING TIME-Sasurd evening in front of FuIwiler's auction house. while there were three wagons loading up their bargains brought at thes sauction, a great mixup occurred by the horses biting at each other I hey scared one team and two or three horses became eutangIed in the har- ness and thrown to the ground But as there was quite a large crowd as- sembled at the auction house no ser ioEs damage was done the men pres ent being very quick to help the man handle his horses.
 PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-Ser- vices at the Presbyterian church to- day will be as follows: Sabbath school 3. 45 a. m. Communion ser vice with reception of members ard infant baptism II a. m. Eveniaz preaching service 7:3O with sermon by the pastor Dr. LaDsley A. McAfee Music by chorus choir under thesdirec-