Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-24
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this city was yesterday reapponted
a notary public.
COURT MEETS TUEsDAY-The
session of the district court will be
resumed next Tuesday morning.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Morning prayer at II o'clock. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.
APPOINTMENT REVOKED-Yes-
terday Sheriff Walker revoked the
appointment of Marion Mccain as
deputy sheriff of the county.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
\ marriage license was issued yester-
day 20 Herbert :. Vein and Rana H
Moon, both of Cochise county. They
will be married today in Tempe
CHI STAN CHURCH-Corner
Fifth avenue and Monroe. Preaching
Il =. m. and I: 80 D. IN. b. r. L. White.
Sunday school 9:45 u. m. Cnristian
Endeavor Gas p. m. A hearty well
come to visitors.
MISSIONARY SERVICES There
will be divine services held at Smiths
hall today at Il I. m. and 1880 D. m
by J. b. Bell the district missionary of
Arizona and New Mexico assisted by
Rev. ". r. Burgess of Colorado City.
Texas.
RENEWAL OF YoUTH-A letter
was received yesterday from J. w.
Spear, city editor of The Republican.
who is visiting friends and relatives in
his former home in St. Joseph. He
writes that he arrived safely and feels
better than he has before in ten wears
BACK FOR BUSINESS-P. L. Kidd
and wife returned home yesterday
morning from a summer visit at their
former home in North Carolina. They
had a splendid time with the exception
of the fact that il rained nearly all
the time they were away.
WANTED 70 FIGHT-Nessor Lo-
peg was disappointed all round. He
wanted to fight late Friday afternoon
but was arrested too sool and then he
wanted his liberty yesterday when he
was brought before Justice tombstone,
but he cot seven days. -
WAR RANTS WANTED-Money
spectators are reaching out for
city warrants and as a result a pre-
MUM is offered for them. City Re
corder Frank Thomas is besiegeI With !
parties who are seeking Information |
regarding the warrant list as X is is
sued.
WRITS ALL SERVED-Retura has
been made to the clerk OF the supreme /
court on the last of the writs Of man !
damus issued against the supervisors !
of the four recaIcitrant counties. to /
force them to recognize the raise in |
property valuation made by the ter
ritorial board of equalization
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-CornerI
Third avCn"c and Monroe street.
Preaching at Il a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor, Rev. Orville Goats
subject THE Church of the
Living Cod Evening subject: a
fra Won't, iy-iDo-'' C,,,,yl,,- s.,y--..1
5:45 a. IN. Baptist Young People
union II $50 .. m
DEATH OF {. II. BENTON-E H
Benton who came her from Canada /
bout a month ago. died last evening al
The Sisters hospital His sister was |
Sith him in his last hours. The fun
eral viii be held this afternoon at !
o'clock at the pallors Of Peter Mohn
Interment will be made a Rosedale
WILL BUILD A HOUSE-Charles
". Wartman has bought through the
cal estate agency of Z. J. Benuitt lot
L3 in block Of the Simms addition
Though the consideration named in the
Iced is ten dollars it is understood the /
purchase price was in the neighbour
hood Of $500. Mr.. Wartman viii be-
gin at once the construction of q hand
some brick residence.
MORE CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Another meeting of the territorial
board of school examiners was held
yesterday and two more first grade
certificates to teach, issued as follows:
To La Verna Losing of Phoenix on
n diploma granted by the Tempe nor
NAL and to Bessie G. Mckee of Ora
ham county on diploma issued by
the state normal school OF Minnesota /
nj
gram has been arranged by the Pio1-
Ger band for their concert tonight al
the city hall plaza. 1t has been sew
eral weeks prior to the past one that
the band has been able to secure .
full attendance at their practice meet
ing on account Of so many of the
members being away on their vacation
trips. Several good nights of practice
nave been held the past week.
however, and an exceptionally enter
program for the concert to-
night is the result
THE PEAR cROP-Los Angeles is
looking with eager eyes toward the
pear orchards OF this valley which this
year particularly have been distin-
gushing themselves. One Los An
geIes man has bought the crops of the
RUdd and Jack orchards near Glen
dale, two of the largest and best in
the valley. Probably the largest or
chard left for the supply of the home |
market is that of Nelson Bradley
southwest of town. He has sixteen !
acres Of trees that he says are break
ing all records for yield both in tOl- /
mage and quality He has lots Of
pears he says that will weigh pound |
and q quarter each.
CONTRACT SOLD-Yesterday at /
Mesa a deal was closed whereby the |
oil hauling contract for the transpOr
tatiOn of the oil from the railroad to |
the dam site was sold by c. r. Eager |
q Co. of Los Angeles to Shattuck and |
Desmond, also contractors Of Los An /
geIes. It is understood that Mr.. Eager
was unable to give the attention To |
the work it required, having several |
larger contracts in California, and |
therefore sold the same out. The !
new contractors have been operating !
in Arizona for some years, doing much /
of the grading work in the terIitOrs'