Arizona republican., 1904-07-24

BAPTIST CHURCH-Sundays school .9:45 e. m. Young Peoples meeting l To. m. Preaching by Dr. Halsey, the pastor at II q. m. and 0. m. cor dial invitation to all
 BOUGHT LOTS-Julius Liberman has sold through the agency of w. A James to w. P. Roberts, lots 1 and in block of the Palo Alto addition the consideration being S325.
 WAFER IN CANALS-TIe water will be running in the Arizona and Narfcopa canals from this morning to the morning of the 27th, and hereafter 1.-the runs will be of four days duration instead of five days as heretofore. A SPORTSMEN'S EXPEDlTlON- iW. l.. Pinney and three other sports linen well supplied with provisions larms and ammunition and fishing tackle left for the wilderness last might in a two horse covered spring wagon.
 FIRST M. E. CHURcH-Monroe street and Second avenue; A. NJ. Gib- 1 bons. pastor. Sunday school at o'clock a. m.;. EpwOrth League at : D. m.' preaching at 10 a. m. and s p. m. Sub | feet of the morning sermon, The Re
 ward of Faithful Service Subject of the evening sermon, "Life's Sure Foun- | dation." All seats free. You will find | a cordial welcome.
 VISITING NEWSPAPER MAN Frank DeSouza editor of the Bisbee iMiner was in the city yesterday en route to Prescott. He was formerly lconnected with the Poenix newspapers
 ,1s-4s-. .Hlvari iN~ lshaking hands with old friends.
 WIRES WORKING-The Postal Telegraph and $. r. P. & P. wires were repaired at an early hour yes terday morning and commercial and IIdilroad business again resumed the leven tenor Of it's way.
 CENTRAL Nj. E. CHURCH SOUTH i-Preaching morning and night by the lpastor. Harold Govette. Subject for III o'clock, Acquaintance with Jesus. ' Subject for s o'clock. Redemption from Trouble" Sunday school 9:+5 a. Inn. EpwOrth League p. m. Subject, l"The Reward of Benevolence." Miss lCarrie Marian, leader Prayer meet ling Wednesday night. Subject, "Oc-
 cupy Till l Come" Seats free, cool
 house and brief sermon. T was glad
 when they said unto me. let us go into the house O. the Lord"
 A NEW DlTCH-Engineer Gus LStreitz yesterday finished the new
 ditch from the Salt River Valley canal south to Jefferson street and thencl
 west to the capitol grounds. He says lit is the finest ditch he ever saw as he took great care in it's construction , s.' dpapering both the sides and bot } tom that there might not be unusual deposition of silt to impede the water
 And when the water was turned in it
 rushed down toward the capitol
 grounds so eagerly MT. Streitz was afraid he could not keep it in the
 channel, but he did.
 HOGHE'S RANCH-Hoghe's hanch
 is the most wonderful place in the world. No matter what one may want he can always find it at Hoghe's ranch Yesterday a couple of his hired men
 who were hunting horses in a mes quite grove on the back lot found a raccoon that had been treed by the dogs. It was killed. dressed and brought to town and last night suspended over his doorway as \ an attraction to the epicures in the city. He refuses to
 serve it yet, for it is not sufficiently matured. He expects to let it hang in
 cold storage. or in the sun, for a cou- pie of weeks till it gets a good gamey flavor, then serve it to his star board CTS as 'pOssum."
 OMELESS-Once a person serves this city as dog catcher he becomes 8 r pariah on the face of the earth, with
 neither friend nor place of abode The
 negro boy who held the position ot deputy dog catcher under Wm. J. Bry- an, lately resigned at the request of Marshal Kinney, showed up at the city
 hall Friday night with full heart and tale of woe. He said he had beer ] sleeping with his chief at the Franco