Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
THE COUNTRY cLUB-Mr

THE COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander and Mrs. Chas. H. Akers will this afternoon entertain at the
 Country club.
 NEW NOTARY-William J. Crow
 ell, of Red Rock, Pinal county, was yesterday appointed a notary public by
 Governor Kibbey.
 MONEY POURING lN-Seventy-
 six stockholders of the territorial fair
 association nave paid their subscrip- tions in full already and the others are expected to come in soon. In a few days a complete list of the paid-up subscribers will be printed.
 CHEESE lT-W. H. Constable has
 received car load of cheese, weighing 35 ,000 pounds from New York state.
 It is the first car load of cheese ever shipped into Phoenix. The thing for MT. Constable to do now is to ship tram load of New England mince pies to eat with it.
 WHAT A WASHOUT DISCLOSED There was q washout on the line back of the residence of H. R. Patrick on the Tempe road yesterday and $. J. Mcdonald, who saw it, came in to tell of the strange and almost unbe- levable thing he had witnessed. Among the garments hung out to dry
 was a lot of baby clothing. When MT. Mcdonald first saw it he thought that he was a victim of an ocular illusion. He stood in the road and pinched himself for a while to assure himiself that he was awake, and then he took another look at the line. He is certain that he could not be mistaken. It had been hitherto supposed that Mir. Pat rick was a staid and well-ordered bachelor.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Services tomorrow at the Christian church,
 corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street, will be as follows: Sunday
 school at 9:S0 a. m.; preaching at II
 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. All are cordially welcomed. The new pastor, Elder J. 1 Cronenberger, has arrived from Falls City, Neb., and will preach both morn ing and evening. Elder Cronenberger came yesterday morning, accompanied by his family a wife and three chil- dren. He is a young man, of genial manner, whom it is a pleasure to meet, and is spoken of by those who know him as an interesting speaker and a
 close student. He will be warmly wei comed in tne community, and no doubt
 
 gospel in this field.
 WHERE WERE THE OTHER POST-O FFICES?-Phoenix has made
 an impression on at least one person, who undoubtedly thinks this is an up to-date metropolitan city, with a pop ulation much in excess of what It real
 ly has, He called for his mail at the
 general delivery window of the post office recently and received some ten or twelve letters. After being given his mail, he inquired If that office was the central office and for the address of the sub-statiOns. Upon being told that there was but one pOst-office in the city he appeared surprised and in quired if all of the people he had seen were served through that one place. Considering the fact that cities with a population of 100000 are only en- titled-to sub-statioH service, 1t was compliment to the town.
 EARMARkS OF A SRAFTER-A man was taken into custody by the city police yesterday afternoon who gives every appearance of being suc- cessful operator of the knights of graft He had m his possession a fair supply of phoney jewelry, of which tle police think he has made several sales. He also had in his pocket at the time of his arrest a quarter of brick bat tied up in a handkerchief, which would make a splendid slug, and no doubt it was prepared for that use. He gave hls name as Jack Whalen, but in one of the pockets of his coat he had card in the Western Federation of