Arizona republican., 1905-10-01
BOARD OF GoVERNORs-There

 will be a meeting of the board of gov ernors tomorrow at which it is ex- pected interesting letters from MT. Fowler and Judge Steele will be read.
 ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting of the Appropriators' Canal company. for the election of new board of directors will be held in Melczer nall tomorrow. Monday.
 HOME THIS MORNING-Mrs. P. P. Parker. who has been spending the summer on the coast, is expected home this morning, via the Santa Fe. At Prescott she will be joined by her son, Earl Parker, who is employed at Val Verde. He will remain here until Monday.
 AN INSANE PATIENT-Ed shan ley, sheriff of Gila county, arrived in the city yesterday morning, bringing to the territorial hospital for the in sane a patient committed by the pro- bate court at Globe. Mir. Shanley will remain in Phoenix uEtil after Monday night and attend the performance of the circus.
 OFFICIALS RESIGN-Two resig- nations were announced yesterday at the governors office. One was that of w. H. Lee of this city, as member of the territorial board of education, and the other was that of F. L. Drew of Tempe. as a member of the Tempe normal school board. The names of ;sheir successors have not been an noUced.
 FINE PEACH-Yesterday John M. Hall. a rancher who has a place west of the city, brought to The Republi- can a sample of a peach that is in deed a peach. It is of the orange cling variety and is so heavy 1t would not be safe to put it on the scales. MT Hall remarked in connection with the peach that he might have brought in a much larger one but he could not get it in his pocket
 DISTRICT COURT-There were but two orders in district court yesterday. One was a judgment for plaintiff amounting to s3,269.66 in a suit on a judgment by the MaricOpa Loan &
 Trust CO. against NJ. F.. SpauIding. The other was a stay of execution for twenty days in the suit of Fred Her rera. receiver of the International Bank at Nogales. against R. Allyn Lewis to set aside a transfer of prop erty, in which the plaintiff was given a judgment a day or two ago. DR. MARTIN HOME-Dr. Anci Martin accompanied by his wife yes terday morning returned from Los An geIes where they have been visiting the past ten days. Work on their new resi- dence at the corner of Second avenue and Bennett lane is being rushed as rapidly as possible and they will be able to occupy the same in few weeks IN THE NEW HOME-Mr. and Mrs Harry M. Kennedy have moved from their former home on South Third street to their new residence at the corner of Bennett Lane and First avenue
 JEWISH SERVICEs-The attend ance at the celebration or their New Year day by the Jewish residents of the city was larger than at any pre- vious event of the kind in the city. The | ceremonies were most impressive. For the day up until 6:3O o'clock last eve ing the stores of the city owned or operated by Jews, were closed. The services were held in the MelcZer hall It is understood that there is a move ment on foot among the Jewish peo- pie to build in the near future a syn | agogue although the plans have not | yet assumed tangible shape.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH-There vii | be no preaching tonight in the First NJ E. church as the successor to Rev ! Gibbons has not vet arrived. There ! will however be the regular Sunday school service at 9:45 and the Epworth | League service in the evening at | o'clock. At the regular hour for preach