Arizona republican., 1905-10-22
AN EARLY CONCERT

AIN EAhI1 SONCEh -1le Ddnu concert on the plaza tonight will begin promptly at o'clock for the reason that the evenings later are beginning to get too chilly for comfort.
 WILL OPEN STUDlO-Niss Ser tha Withrow will open her studio at No. 39 East Adams street in the Van tilburg building on Monday morning. Miss Withrow paints portraits and photos.
 CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Fifth ave- nue and Monroe. Preaching service morning at II a. m., and evening at 7:30 D. m.. by R. A. White, who is filling the pulpit until the regular pas tor arrives. December 1. Sunday school 9:45; Christian Endeavor. 6:45. All visitors are cordially invited to all services.
 ANOTHER GRAHAM co. ExHIB- lT-LUther Green. fair commissioner, has sent another exhibit of Graham county fruits for display at the terri tOrial fair. The fruit was received yes terday and consists of quinces, pears' and apples. all fine specimens. They will be put in pickle by Secretary Van der Veer of the board of trade.
 WELL PRESERVED - Secretary Van der Veer yesterday emptied a number of jars of oranges that were preserved a couple of years ago pre- paratOry to filling them with new fruit. The oranges had all faded out until they were nearly white, but were as firm as new fruit, and though they looked like they were decayed, they had only lost color.
 FUNERAL OF WILLIAM KEMP The funeral of William Kemp will be held this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the family residence on East Washing | ton street. All friends of the family are invited to attend. It was learned | yesterday that it would be impossible | for H. E. Kemp. of Englewood, Cal, l of Mrs. Emery, of Fargo, Y. D., to get | here in time for the funeral
 ] RANCH SOLD-J. L. Irwin has sold | for Goldman & Co.,, 13O acres lying | three miles east of Phoenix to John | H. Williams for S6,5O0. which is only | $50 an acre, a remarkably cheap price i for land in that locality. Mir. Williams | came here from Stafford, where is was | engaged in ranching until last winter
 when he became a flood victim the rains washing his land and crops away. He will improve the property
 he has just bought and make his home there.
 FIRST BAPTIST cHURcH-Cor-
  Pastor, Rev. OrvilIe Coats, residence 376 North Fifth avenue. Preaching al II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Morning sub- ject, "A Triumphant Church" Even | ing subject. salvation by Culture The new quartette, consisting of Mrs l Dr. Tafel, soprano; Miss Coats, alto
 MT. Miller tenor. and MT. L. w. Cog gins, bass, will sing. Sunday school al
 9:45 a. m. Baptist Young Peoples un-
 ion at 6:3O D. m. Devotional service
 Wednesday, 7:3O p. m. Subject, "Tht |i Power That Worketh In Us"
 SANITARY BOARD-The live stock sanitary board will hold it's next regu-
 lar meeting on Tuesday, October A. HE LIKES PHOENlX-F. D. Lov-
 cit. of Fl PasO, arrived here yesterday
 and expects to make Phoenix hi:
 home. Some time ago he decided tC
 settle in Arizona, and, being a phar-
 macist, he came here and took the eX-
 animation required by law at the las meeting of the pharmacy board. Since then he has visited all the leading
 towns of Arizona, and says he think Phoenix beats them all. He has takeI
 position in the owl drug store.
 A RABBIT DRIVE-There was | jack rabbit chase on the city hall plazS yesterday that put fox hunting an' steepIe chasing in the background. 4 poor stray rabbit escaped from cap tivity somewhere and was discovered