Arizona republican., 1905-10-14
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AIN ONO TINE SAEE-H Renaud yesterday held a sale of a fine lot of cattle at his ranch near AIham- bra, w. D. Hammond being employed as auctioneer. The stock brought flat tering prices averaging $47.JO per head. which speaks well for Arizona cattle. One COW brought SS1, ten head sold for prices ranging from $65 to $50. i two year old heifers brought S29.5G and yearling heifers ST.
 LOOKING AFTER CATTLE-G. S. Hosl1ins representing The Hardy com pany of San Diego arrived in the city yesterday and will for several weeks look over the cattle prospects of this locality. For several years Mr Hos lIins has been buying cattle in Arizona. He says the cattle in California this year are plentiful and the prices the lowest they have been for six years. He will ship very little to the coas, until the last of November.
 RESIDENTS FOR THE WINTER
 Walter T. Reidy. former bookkeeper for the Republican, and. later connected with the reclamation service at Roose- welt, returned yesterday morning from
 his former home in Detroit, accompa- nied by his father and mother Mr and Mrs Edward Reidy. who will remain
 here during the winter When MT. Reidy left here last summer he was in ill-health, having a short time be- fore come out of the hospital lie re-
 turns greatly improved in appearance.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH-Services will be held in the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday, October 15, as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 Preaching at II o'clock by Rev. J. l.. Burcham of Arcada, Cal Epworth lea n r.t,f ,fr,c- r Rev. s. J. Rogers, super intendent of the Arizona mission of the Methodist church. Rev. Alexander Maclean, the new pastor, will arrive in the city next Friday morning over the Santa Fe from his former home at Ottawa, Kans
 THE SALVATION ARMY-There will be a very interesting stereopticon lecture tonight at the Salvation Army hall, commencing at s o'clock. On Sab bath at 9:45 a. m., children's meeting J. F. Morden, sergeant major. in charge. At II a. m. holiness meeting especially for Christians. At 2:30 D. m. a praise and testimony meeting on the city hall plaza. At D. m. at the In dian school Mrs. Adjutant Westcott will preach to the Indian boys and girls. and at 7:30 p. m. at the Salva- tlO!l army HtA4i. All are tDIdldtig HI vited to these services. Major Willis from San Francisco will have charge of these services.
 AN OHIO VlSiTOR-J. J. Vorpe of Van Vert, Ohio arrived here yester- day morning and expects to remain in the valley 2 week or so. Mir. Norpe is a real estate agent and has been en- gagged in the oil business in Ohio. He is looking over this section carefully in respect of its resources and oppertuni- ties for investment. He does not say he IS going to locate here but it is hoped he will. At any rate he is being shown about the country by his old time friend, 4. L. DOran, who came from Van Vert himself because he found that Phoenix was better in many ways. MT. VOrpe is very much pleas d in what he has seen in the first .wenty-four hours and hopes to be sur 1rised as agreeably every day during lis stay In any event he will lose lothing and the country will lose lothing, by trusting Aim in the hands