Arizona republican., 1904-03-08

A CHURCH MEETING.-Thcrew will be a meeting of the Baptist church at the church at 1:30 o'clock this evening"
 THE REVIVAL MEETINc-The re- vivaI meeing at the Central NJ. IT. church was largely attended both at the morning and evening services yes
 IS SENTENCED.-Juan Ortega, the Mexican arrested for carrying con- cealed weapon. was fined $15 yester- day by Justice Burnett. He paid the fine.
 A TOUR OF NSPECTION.-L. Ii. Landis is going to Florence this morn ing. He will also visit the mines at Ray and Kelvin and will make d side trip to the Casa Grande ruins.
 FAREW ELL C A RNIVAL.-The Dixie Carnival company after an un- eventful week in Phoenix packed it's belongings yesterday and moved to Yuma where it will endeavOr to pick up a few dollars and leave Yuma so much the worse off.
 A NEW CORPORATION.-Articles of incorporation of the Cuba Sea Is
 land Cotton company were filed in the office of the county recorder yester-
 day. The capital stock is S300,O00 and
 
 Carl Mau and others.
 NEW SODA FOUNTAlN.-Chas. T. Sanichas yesterday received a beauti- ful $500 soda fountain. one of the prettiest in Phoenix. It is made of onyx and men were busy all day set- ting up the bil fountain and arranging the carbopating apparatus.
 TO AGUA CALlENTE-Jack Gibson l-s- 1rrss.T I..F ra.T n over land trip to Aguu Caliente where they will join Mrs. Gibson's mother who is soiourning at the springs Mr. and Mrs. Gibson expect to be absent ! from Phoenix ten days or two weeks.
 IN FORMATION WANTEO-Who knows Charles Simmons? Marshal Kinney yesterday received a letter
 from Mrs. F.. D. Jeuks. 13 East Seneca street. Brooklyn. N. Y, inquiring for Charles Simmons. In the letter she says she has some very important news for him.
 TEACHER'S EXAMiNATlON.-The | quarterly examination of applicants | for teachers certificates was begun | yesterday in the district court room. | The applicants are Misses Mary White.
 Jessie Gibbs. Ada Powell, Lille V. Deeriug and Fred n. Burden. All the applicants except one are from abroad.
 COUNTRY CLUB GERMAN.-Mr.,. i Webster Street and Mrs. Wickham will | give german at the Country club to- morrow night for Miss Kendall. terday. Greater interest is manifest i in the meetings at present than at any former time. Two professed salvation | last night.
 nhc -O MEET C,,-,-, LaWton. NO. l13. Spanish American | War Veterans. will hold its regular meeting tonight Tn the shorthand de partment of the Lamson business col | lege Several matters of importance will be brought to the attention of the camp. therefore, d full attendance of the members is desired.
 SUIT TO FORECLOSE.-L c. Mas ten began suit in the district court yesterday against F. l.. Brill. Laura Brill and Frank c. Smith for the fore closure of a mortgage given by the two first named defendants to secure note for 5000 given in 1902. The property included in the mortgage consists of several lots and blocks in the Brill ana Seger additions. The last named de- fendant is brought into the suit on ac- count of some claim he has against the mortgaged property.
 THE SUPERVISORS regular quarterly meeting of the board of su- pervisOrs was held yesterday. The i business consisted for the most part Tn ! the allowing of bills A contract was awarded to the Phoenix Title & Guar anty company for the correction of the maps for the use of the county as | sessor. The price was $197. Another meeting of the board will be held to- day to pass upon road petitions.
 DEEP BUT NOT DRY.-A few days