Arizona republican., 1904-12-31

BAPTIST CHURCH-There will be services at the Baptist church tomor- row at the usual hours with repetition of the Christmas music.
 SALVATION ARMY JUNIORS AN NUAi--The Salvation Army Juniors annual service will be held Saturday evening at s o'clock. There will be reel tations, dialogues, songs and a tableau, also some views by a stereoptican lantern, and a watch night service commencing at II o'clock. All are cor dially invited to attend.
 THE COUNTRY CLUB-The Phoe- nix Country club will keep open house on Monday, Jan. 9 The following gem tlemen vii lact as hosts in the after noon: Judge c. F. Ainsworth, MT. Roy S. Goodrich, MT. E. W. Lewis, MT Paul Brizard, Mir. Samuel T. Dunlap. MT. Lee Landis, MT. Frank Bennett, MT. Barry GoIdwater, MT. W. J. Kinsbury and MT. Aaron Goldberg. The regular weekly tea will be held at the Country Club this afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Evans and Mrs. George M. Walker will serve.
 FULTON CHANGED HIS MIND Harry Fulton, the young man arrested at Maricopa and brought back on a charge of stealing watch from Mrs. R. J. Dobbs was taken before Justice
  pleaded not guilty at his arraignment. In the meantime he had changed his mind for the evidence was dead against him. Mrs. Dobbs was present and said that she believed that this was Full tons first crime and she did not want to see him severely punished. Having pleaded guilty he was sentenced to ten days in the county jail
 MINERAL SURVEYS APPROVED The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Rio Tinto lode mining claim. situated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county. The survey is designated as survey No. 1897 and is owned by s. Wood Grier of Bisbee, Arizona. He has also approved the survey of the Infallible and Star Spangled Banner lodes. situated in the Wallapai mining district, Mohave county. This survey is designated as survey No. 1891 and is owned by the Fletcher Mining. Milling and Smelling company of Kingman, Arizona.
 THEY ARE LAYING FOR HIM. When B. B. McGreevy, the O'Neill, Neb banker was taken away from here last Sunday night in charge of Sheriff c. F. Hall of O'Neill, he affected to be cheerful and said that he was glad to go back He thought he was held in such high esteem there that he did not believe that his friends would allow him to be locked up. Evidently Sheriff Hall thought so too for word has come from O'Neill that though the sheriff had plenty of time to reach there with his prisoner he had not come nor could he be located anywhere The supposi- tion was growing that he did not in- tend to take McGreevy to OfNeill where it is said the feeling against him is very strong and bitter.
 A NEW BAND LEADER-Mr. D. Nicholson is a many sided man. He has unexpectedly distinguished himself in variety of ways. For instance last summer he took the water melon record away from the most capacious colored epicure in the valley. But that has nothing to do with this. There was an entertainment at the Presbyterian church Monday night. One of it's features was a children's band and MT. Nich- olson was the leader. His gyrations are said by those who were mortified to witness them, to have been wfe-d and bllod curdling. He was not on the floor more than half the time and his long baton threatened the bis candelabra suspended from the center of the ceiling. It was the con- sensus of opinion that MT. Nicholson had Ferrullo, of the Royal Italians, skinned a mile."
 A REPLIVIN SUIT-A suit in re- plevin was filed in the district court yesterday by Alex Rheinstein Co. against tie Western Investment com pany and Crecencio Sigala. The pro perty sought to be replevined consists of a beer refrigerator, a beer pump and some other things appertaining to the