Arizona republican., 1904-11-24

NEW NO1ARY-A Eotarld com mission was issued yesterday 10 NJ. Bake of Benton. Graham county.
 HOLIDAY AT PCSTCFFICE-The Phoenix postomce and the rural free delivery outes will today observe holi- day hours.
 OFF FOR FUNDAMENTALS of the local sportsmen who are to take part in the gun club tournanent at Tucson left on last nights train ac- companied by a number from the northern part of Arizona.
 BACK FOR Ing ER-Mr. and Mrs, George R. Lewis and daughter have arrived here from St. Paul and will spend the winter in Phoenix. Nr. Lewis is the father of F. w Lewis and spent last winter in the city
 SOLD THREE LOTS-Loais Ron cairi has bought of Mrs. Kitty Ritter of AIbUque-qUe. taree-lc.s at the cor ner Of Bucaa1-n and Seventh streets. The sale Wa made by John BagE ore through the agency or ". K James.
 THE LAUDER RECITALS-Tae re- Citals of W. Waugh Lauder at the Presbyterian church VIII be held Mon day afternoon and evening instead of Monday and Tuesday evenings as enormously announced
 TRINITY CHURCH SERVlCES- Thanksgiving services at Trinity Episcopal church this morning at 10:30 A special programme Of music will be rendered by the choir. Seats free and a hearty. welcome to alI
 A PLACE TO BE THANKFUL The leaders of the A. N F. church hdve arranged to help people to be thankful today. They will serve turkey din rer including the "dxins at the church. corner Second and Jefferson streets. The dinner will be ready at noon.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Special Thanksgiving service will be held by the F'iIs- Church Oe Christ Scientist in the postolHce building to- day The subject will be Thanks giving" Miss Holland will sing~a solo. T Cannot Always Trace cha Way" Everybody is invited
 CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY-The Santa Fe freight office will be open until 10 o'clock this morning for the delivery of perishable freight and will then be closed for the day. The city offices and Postal telegraph office will also be closed as on Sunday, but open for q while in the evening
 DEATH OF HERBERT JONES' Herbert Jones who resided in Phoenix last winter died on Nov. 1S at his home in Fort Dodge, Ia. Word of his death was received yesterday by his brother Vincent OJnes at BerryhiITs. MT. Jones had many friends in Phoenix who will regret to learn that he is dead.
 POLICE COURT-Angel EscaIante and Francisco Flores were sent to jail yesterday for ten days for lettering in a saloon. Bud Wilson forfeited a baiI bond of seven dollars given after his arrest for drunkenness and dis1rderly conduct. John Martin &ho was ar rested for vagrancy was sent below for forty days.
 OVER NIAGARA-THe ~over Mag ara Falls Co., that plays in the Hard wick Jheater today and tonight made a special effort to play this town as they were billed through via the Santa fe from Albuquerque to the coast. They were induced by the railroad people, however, to make the side triD to Phoenix even though it is an ex- pensive one and they have no other dates in the territory.
 WHERE IS JAMES LARKIN?- Marshal Kinney has received a letter from the chief of police of Butte. Mont. inquiring after the whereabouts of James Larkin. The settlement of a $9O0O estate is being held up pending the discovery of his whereabouts as he is an Interested party Larkin is de 1 scIloed as 2 man about 27 years old. i hVe feet nine inches tall and weighs i 1oout lSO pounds of sandy complexion i and sandy hair: He left Butte. about ! iNe years ago for Colorado and came rom there to Arizona soon after. since l