Arizona republican., 1904-01-30


 of the Revolution will hold their month ly meeting saturday at 2:30 at the home Of Mrs. c. H. Davidson, 554 North Sec ond avenue.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Services in the Free Methodist church, corner Adams and Fifth streets, on Sunday will be as follows: sabbath school at 9:5O: preaching at Il by S. F. Heilman, pastor. preaching again at 30 All are welcome.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. WHEAT-The funeral of Mrs. Jane C. Wheat whose death was announced by The Republi- can yesterday, will take place at the parlors of Easterling X Whitney ct 8 o'clock tomorrow forenoon. The body will then be shipped to Cannon Falls, Minn
 CHRISTIAN cHURC H.-Revival services both morning and evening, conducted by the pastor, Rev. w. H. Bagby. Morning subject, "The Love of God" evening, "C,im ping the Mount of Glory" Special music at both services. All are welcome.
 A BEREAVED FAMlLY.-Very dis tressing news comes from the family of Rev. F. A. Rowland. pastor of the NJ. F. church south at this place, but now located in Uva!de Texas. Since going there the entire family has been sick with diDhtheria. the illness of a ten year old daughter terminating fa- tally.
 DISPUTED OWNERSHIP-Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts returned from the Buckeye country yesterday with w. R. Rlackmer, for whom Julius Gowett had sworn out a warrant. charging him with taking tire setting machine. The warrant had been issued out of Judge BuTnett's court, where the matter will be heard a week from tomorrow
 MISSIONARY MEETlNG.-The Wo- Woman's Home Missionary society Cf the First NJ. F. church held It's first tea of tho season at the home of Mrs. W. H. Battin. About forty ladies were present and spent a most enjoyable af- ternOon and were entertained with an unusually interesting programme. Most delicions refreshments were served during the social hour before leaving.
 HE WAS NOT IN IT-Jn an account of probate court proceeding in the application for letters of guardianship of the estate of Cecil Billups it was stated that the application had been made by the Daggs brothers, relatives of the little girl. The only one of the Daggs brothers in the city is R. T.. Daggs. IL should have been stated that he had nothing to do with the matter but that the applicant was his brother, P. P. Daggs.
 LADIES' AID sOcIETY-The ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. church again invite their friends to take tea with them next Tuesday afternoon at the Sixth Avenue Hotel, home of Mrs. Turner. Strangers will receive a most cordial welcome. Come and spend a pleasant afternoon and by your pres enCe encourage the ladies in their work. Hours 2:3O to p. m. The ladies who will serve are: Mrs. O. H. Christy, Mrs. Idonia Jones, Mrs. Massie and Mrs. Fl. C. Yaeger
 ANOTHER ATTACHMENT-Return was made yesterday in the attach ment suit of Fifield X Gallagher against the American Construction and Supply company on a claim of S3471. Levy was made on the same goods which had been already attached in the case of the Standard Iron Works against the construction company. They comprised a car load of machinery which had been received but not deliv- cred before the suspension of work on the factory of the Eastern Sugar com pany.
 THE M'DOWELL Special Agent Manchester of the interior de- partment yesterday began the paying of the Mcdowell claimants, the settlers who had moved on the government res ervation and made improvements. Some time ago the settlers executed deeds to the government conveying all their