Arizona republican., 1904-07-02

CUT OO T THE WOhS OF IT. Ben l.. Bear and family expect to pay little cash for railroad tickets and discount the summer by about six weeks spent on the coast. And the coast for them does not mean only a little piece of the beach in southern California. After a few days spent in Los Angeles they will go to San Diego, then take a steamer for Portland. Ore gon, going from there to other places of interest.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCR-Monroe Street and Second avenue. A. NJ. Gibbons. pastor. Sun day school at a. m; Epworth League at p. m.; preaching at 10 a. m. and s D. m. Subject of the morning sermon, Our Nation and It's Builders" a ser mon appropriate for Independence day: evening sermon, The Great Deliver ance." All seats are free. You will find a cordial welcome.
 A TUCSON EPiSODE-Charles Erickson. a Tucson man, on Wednes- day afternoon shot and it is believed fatally wounded a woman with when he has been living and who is supposed to be his wife. A Tucson paper says
 
 Erickson was arrested at once. being disarmed before he had time to fix his revolver. which refused to work after the third shot was discharged. The in cident took place on the sidewalk.
 CONFUSING ANNOUNCEMENT George H. Kelly has sold the Solomon vile Bulletin to J. F. Cleaveland of Norenci and in the last issue announces that the plant will be consolidated with that of the new owners Morenci pa per. In the same issue the new owner says the Bulletin will be retained at Solomonville, in the hope that it can be made profitable. MT. Kelly will devote himself to the newspaper trust in Cochise county. of which the Re- view is the leading paper.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH-The regular services will be held in the Free Methodist church on Sunday. Sabbath school at $50. The preaching services at II and 7:30 will be III charge of Rev. s. F. Heilman. who has been appointed district elder of Ari- zona and will have charge of the ser vices until the pastor, Rev. s. O. Yel vington. who is detained on account of his wife's health, can come and take up the work of the pastorate. Strangers and all friends are all cordially invited to all services.
 WICKENBURG TUFA-E. R. Hall of Wickenburg is in the city, having brought down to Architect Willard some samples from new tufa quarry that Hall Bros. and associates have located on the east bank of the Has sayampa a mile from Wickenburg. It is a very prettily colored stone being in various shades of pink running all the way from nearly white to a light chocolate color. MT. Hall says the Gro Grande camp is now ar active little place and as pretty a camp as one would want to visit. The new pipe line furnishes good water supply. and the additional five stamps in the mill are installed, making nicely equipped ten stamp mill. About twenty men are being employed now.
 DECEIVED A WIDOW WOMAN Another scoundrel has been taking advantage of the good reputation of Arizona cattlemen. The Girard Kan- sas) Press tells of a fellow who came to the town announcing himself as a cattle king from Arizona. Presently he began paying attentions to a wi1- ow who was l2bOriously making a liv- ing for her three children by taking in washing and sewing. At last ne pro- posed to her and promised to take her 10 Arizona and make her remaining years a dream of ease and luxury. She accepted him and sold her home. the only property which she possessed. preparatory to the marriage and the change to Arizona. Then she entrusted most of the money to her promised husband and he departed for parts unknown
 A LAWN PARTY-The Misses Ra'e Edmundson, Rachel Davidson and Ethel Carpenter entertained few of