Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

A BOY PREACHER-There Will be
 preaching at the little mission on west
 Washington street by boy preacher
 from California on Tuesday evening
 Nov 1st. All invited to go and hear him.
 WHO WANTS rT-The police have nice bundle of laundry they will be
 willing to give up to the owner if he
 can prove property. It was found n Q vacant lot in the Dennis addition yesterday by a gentleman who lives
 there and who searched the premises for the reason that the night before he
 heard some dogs making a terrible fuss
 thereabout and wanted to know what
 interested them.
 DIED EN ROUTE HOME-Abou1
 three weeks ago Captain and Mrs.
 John A. Davis of Greenfield. Mo. nr-
 rived here with their son who was then
 quite ill., hoping that the change of climate might restore him to health.
 He failed to improve however and on
 Tuesday morning they started back to
 Missouri again, the young man dying
 on the train about forty miles this side of Albuquerque. The young man was well known and highly respected in
 Missouri, being treasurer of the county in which he resided.
 A PHOENIX AUTHOR-Hon. T. E.
 Parish has lately returned from a tour of the east. He spent the greater part of his time in St. Louis and Chicago. His principal errand in going east was l to arrange for the publication of a book on California, a volume of rem iniscences of the earliest and goldenest days. MT. Parish went to California in 1852, having been preceded by his fath- !
 sOnally knew the men who laid the foundation of the state. The book will deal largely with the northern part Of i the state
 NEW PASTOR-Rev. D. D. Boyle
 the newly chosen pastor of the Fifth avenue Christian church arrived here a day or two ago from his former home ! in Missouri and will preach his first sermon here this morning. He is very pleasant gentleman and will be warmly welcomed in church circles. Nj. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Preaching
 at II a. m. by l. c. Hubbs. Preaching at 7:3O T. m. by Harold Govette. Sun l day school 945 a. m. Junior Leaeue 8 D. m. Senior League C3O D. m. | Prayer meeting Wednesday night Come with us and we will do you good"
 DEMOCRATIC MEETING-There
 was an unannounced aggregation of the ! democratic county candidates at the l Doris theater last night. The front of the theater was brilliantly lighted and many persons who had been down
 town shopping or were going down
 town were attracted by the uproar and went in to see what was going on. There was therefore very good crowd but it kept coming and going. The stage had been handsomely decorated | by Mrs. C. +. Berger so that those who entered out of curiosity had something to repay them for the trouble of going 1 in. Speeches were made by most of the candidates but the principal orator was Sam F. Webb. candidate for the assembly He pointed out the iniquity of most of the legislation which had
 been enacted by earlier democratic Ie- gislatures and said that he and his as
 sociates on the ticket were under bond
 to repeal most of the existing laws and enact new ones. Judge Baker had been
 held to the last of the programme as an inducement to the audience to re- main seated but before his number Was reached a considerable part of the audience had gone.
 BRITISH ARMY OFFlCER-Major Studert of London, England, an of ficer in the British army arrived here yesterday morning and is a guest of the Hotel Adams. He suffered an attack of pneumonia sometime ago and has never fully recovered from it yet. He secured leave of absence, desiring to go to some country where he could es- cape the English fogs for few months. He was directed to Arizona by Miss Paget of London, who spen. last winter here and who expects to re- turn again this winter. Though Major