Arizona republican., 1905-09-09


vices tomorrow as follows: Sunday
school at 9:45 a m; Christian Endea-
vor at p. m; preaching at II a m.
and p. m. The pastor will preach
both morning and evening.
ADVENTIST SERVICES-Th his
forenoon at 10 o'clock, Sabbath school;
at II, regular speaking. Eugene Brown
will speak on 1.-The Divine Employ
ment Agency" The church IS on the
corner of Third street and Pierce on
the Brill car line.
INTER-S TATE SANITARY
BOARDS-Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial
veterinarian, left last night for Guth-
RE, Okla, to attend the meeting of the
interstate association of sanitary
boards. The association will be in
convention for two days.
THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC-The
annual announcement of the Arizona
School of Music whose fall term will
begin on October ?. has just been is
sued. 1t describes at some length the
scope of the school and is embellished
with portraits of the members of the
faculty Mrs. Shirley Christy. founder
and director; Mr.. Elmer A. Todd. Mr..
Karl Cochems. Miss Marie Mason,
Miss Grace Abbie Andrews and Mrs.
May French Cooley.
RESUMED HOUSEKEEPING-Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Loman have settled the
difference between them and have re-
sUmed housekeeping again The diff
ference was about 1900 miles, or that
area between Phoenix and AtchisOn,
Kansas, where Mrs. Loman and the
baby have been spending the summer.
They returned on yesterday mornings
train. In order to show his good faith
and compromise the difference" that
kept them apart Mr.. Loman went to
Ash Fork to mes> them.
GRAFTING-Taere are some people
in this town who practice grating to
a point that is admirably scientific.
One such person met another on the
sidewalk yesterday and in passing him
turned TO the left instead of to the
right as he should have done. That
seems a trivial thing but the fact is
that the sun was in such a position
that there was only two feet of shade
on that sidewalk and the CRATER was
determined to secure the benefit of it
by turning to the left and making the
other man to whom it Iegitimately be-
longed. turn out into the sunshine.
GREAT COUNTRY, EAT
THINGS DOlNG-A. r. Jenkins, who
has a ranch on the other side of the
river but who has been engaged In
freighting at Roosevelt for the last
year is at home for a few days and
was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. He
came down to look after his ranch af-
fairs and to get a load of feed for the
use of his teams. He has been hauling
lumber between the government saw
mill and Roosevelt and says he has
been doing we'll and feeling well. He
thinks the country north of Roosevelt
is about as pretty a section as one can
find anywhere and the water is of the
finest quality and this year at least is
abundant He says 1t is astonishing
the number of valley people now camp
ing in the hills or met on the road go
ing and coming. And next year there
will probably be twice as many. Every
thing at the dam site is moving
smoothly and Contractor O'Rourke is
putting up a big boarding house for the
entertainment of the small army of
men he will employ later on.
THE OPENING DEER SEASON.
The season for deer opens this year
Sept. Is and closes December first,
with a limit of three male deer to each
person. The new game law passed By
the last legislature provides for non
residents Of Arizona paying a fee of
ten dollars for a license to hunt deer.
These licenses may be obtained from
the fish and game commissioners, w.
L. Pinney at Phoenix; T. 5. Bunch at
Stafford, or Jean Allison at Jerome. or