Arizona republican., 1904-12-04
A TRIO OF INEBRIATEs-John

A TRIO OF TES-John
 Graham. Juan Rios and Martin Day
 were before Justice Burnett yesterday on charges of drunkenness. Each or
 them was given seven days or as many
 dollars. Day was the only man who
 had any money and the other two went
 to the jail
 ELKS MEMORIAL sERVICE-The
 F,Ixs. memorial service will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp in the Dor
 ris theater. The members of the order
 will meet at 1 o'clock in the lodge room and as usual march to the hall. The programme<prepared is an excellent one and the house will no doubt be filled by those holding invitations.
 BOARD OF TRADE EXHlBiT-Sec- retary Van der Veer of the board or trade was engaged yesterday in re-
 filling with preservative such jars as needed it. containing fruit exhibits and also adding to he display a number of
 jars preserved during the summer but
 which have been kept till the present
 time in dark place that the fluid
 might better perform it's function.
 NORTON -KAY-The many friends
 in this valley of MT. Peter Morton acd
 Miss Stella Kay, will be pleased to
 learn of their marriage in Pasadena on
 Thanksgiving day. MT. Morton was
 practically raised in this valley and
 spent his younger years on farm west
 of Phoenix. He went to Los Angeles sometime ago. bought a Iot and built a store buildin0 and is now conducting a grocery store in his own property.
 The bride is a daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. C. w Kay who came here about seventeen years ago and lived west
 of Phoenix till five years ago when the
 family moved to it's present home in
 Pasadena. Both the young people are well and favora'5ly known here-
 THE FIRST M. E CHURCH.
 Monroe street and Second avenue, A.
 NJ. Gibbons. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Epworth League at C:30 D. m. Preaching by the pastor at II
 a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Special music by the choir, both morning and evening. An extensive musical programme will constitute a special and attractive fea- ture of the evening service. All seats are free. Strangers will find a most cordial welcome. Morning music: An them, We Need a Friend Like Jesus"
 Male quaitette. "The Everlasting Arms" Evening music: Anthem. "O, Taste and See" NarstOn; solo. The Plains of Peace" Barnard, MT. Wilson: solo, "Mizpah," Geibel, Miss Rathbone: l sacred concert next Sunday evening. Dec. II.
 BIG SUNDAY DlNNER-George A Mintz went out to Jake MilIers ranch last night, in acceptance of an invita- tiOn to spend Sunday with him and en- | joy one of those feasts for which the hospitable Mir. Miller is famous It will be remembered that MT. Mintz re- gently spent a Sunday with Mr. Miller and ate up everything on the ranch except the hay which Jake reserved for his cattle. Yesterday MT. Miller told The Republican conddentially that one of his chickens had died Tuesday
 and another on Wednesday and he put them aside that they might get a gamey flavor by Sunday when he intended to have MT. AIintz with him. As a fur | ther resource he has a couple of tons of spoiled hay that the cattle have re- l jected and that if needed may be served l as dessert.
 TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY-Mr. T. AI. BannOn, a tOpographer of the geolo- Sical survey, was in the city yesterday and left last evening for Mesa City MT. Ramon is not connected with the reclamation service except by afilia- ton, but is @ regular topographer of l the survey engaged in the work the survey has been currying on for years and probably will be for years to come
 ln making typographical maps of the whole country. During the early part or the summer he was engaged in man. | ping the Catalina mountains and was
 then sent to Wyoming for similar work. coming from there here for win | CT assignments. One party under his direction is now engaged in the grand