Arizona republican., 1905-03-18

GOING HOME-Councilman J. F. Perry and family expect to leave on this mornings northbound s. F. P x P. railroad for their home in King man.
 DAIRYMEN TO MEET-The dairy men will hold another meeting this afternoon at the office of John T. Dun lap to further the creamery enterprise. All dairymen, farmers or others inter
 ested are urged to attend.
 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Opposite postoffice. At the morning sermon Prof Beal will give a sacred reading and the
 Prior Brothers quartette will sing
 several pieces. At night Dr. Wads-
 worth. president of Occidental College. Los Angeles will preach at this ser
 vice. Mrs. Clarence Hibbs of Pomona,
 Cal. will sing several solos.
 ARTICLES OF ORPORATlON-
 Articles of incorporation of the follow
 ing. companies were filed in the office
 of the county recorder yesterday: Fall
 Creek Consolidated Mining company,
 capital stock. $1,0OG 900. incorporatOrs
 W. J. Nicholson. T. Carr and $. T.
 Allen: The Holy Smoke Gold Mining
 and Dredging company, capital stock,
 S60.OO0, incOrpOratOrs w. H. Freer, J.
 F. LuDtOn and J. Prior.
 A RELATED VISITOR-OBriep
 Moore editor of the Tucson CitizenE
 arrived in the city yesterday on the late train. M-. Moore visits Phoenix
 bienniaIly timing his trips so that he can be present at some part of the le-
 gisIative session. That is what he had in mind this time and he has been for
 some time trying to get here between floods but he always found himself headed off ct MaricOpa. His finding himself here now is the result of a third and determined effort. But on his arrival the legislature had gone a day into history OIr. Moore will remain until tomorrow.
 FIRST Nj. 2. CHURCH-Monroe
 street and Second avenue, A. M. Gib- bons. pastor. Sunday services 8 s fol- lows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junior League at 9 p. m. Epworth League at 6:SO p. m. Public worship at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Special music by the choir assisted by the Prior Brothers quartette. At the even 1 ing service Prof. Mark B. Beal of Oc- cidental College, Los Angeles, will give | q sacred reading, morning sermon by ! the pastor. The Prior Brothers will | sing at the EpwoTth League and Mrs.
 Hester T. Griffith will deliver a short
 address. All seats are free. You will ind a cordial welcome.
 TRAINS AND MAJESTIC NJ. & P. company repaired the washouts on it's roadbed south Of Tempe in time for a train to reach here from Maricopa about the middle of the afternoon yes | terday. A train was sent out last evening between and o'clock. The 1 Santa Fc train from the north did not
 reach here untif last evening and the | north bound Crain yesterday was an nuIled. It is expected though that the | train win leave on time this morning and that all trains will resume schedule | time again. The trouble on the Santa
 Fe was a little landslide this side of | Wickenburg. due to the heavy rains of Thursday afternoon and night. l A NIGHT OF DlSORDER-Justic
 Johnstone had busy morning yester- l day for the night before had been a | boisterOus one. Marcel Garcia was be- | fore the court for disturbing the peace | of everybody within a block of Forks | saloon and with trying to break down ] the doors of the saloon. He was as sisted in this enterprise by one "El l Capitan." who is now being looked for. | Garcia pleaded guilty and sentence was , G-1s~~~ded until today. Tillie Derr an | inhobitant or the southern part of the l city was clso arrested for a distur- | bance of the peace. John Martinez who | went about the street trying to pick ] fight with someone, no matter who. will | be in jail for the next seven days. | Toncho Lopez the ball player was also l up for drunkenness and disturbance of i the peace. He made nuisance of him ! self in several places and in one of | them he had his head broken by a revolver. He will be tried today.