Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

funeral of Charles w. Pugh, late edi- tor of the Stockman, will be held this afternoon ct 3 o'clock at the Presby- terian church.
 MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS In another column is printed call for a meeting of the minority stockholders of the old canals on the north side, to be held next Wednesday. Those responsible for the call announce that the meeting is to be a very important one and it is desirable that every mil nority stocknolder who can do so should be present.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. F. A. Penick, rector. Sunday next before advent. Morning prayer, litany and sermon at II a. m. Music will include Kingsbury's Te Deum and offertory solo by Mrs. Ancil Martin. "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" Even- ing prayer and sermon at 30 p. m. Offertory solo by Mrs. Tharaldson. Sunday school It 10 a. m. Litany on Friday at f D. m.
 AN INADVERTENCE-It was inad- vertently stated in yesterdays issue that the drive the afternoon before, given to the delegates to the federation meeting, was due to the hospitality of the woman's club of Phoenix. It should have been announced that the drive was arranged by the three clubs of the city, the Harmony Club, the Friday Club and the Woman's Club, as all three participated in the entertain ment of the federation.
 VALLEY CATTLE FOR TEXAS Two days ago there was shipped from the Mcqueen ranch at Mesa City a car of full blood Galloway cattle to a point in Texas near Galveston. This is the second shipment of this stock that has been made to Texas points some of the first car load making friends among the Texas ranchers and leading to the second sale. H. M. Truhart is the gen. tleman to whom the cattle were con- signed.
 METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH- There will be regular services Sunday at the Southern Methodist church op- posite the postoffice.' with preaching by the pastor, Harold Govette. The theme for the morning hour will be, David and His Men of Valor." Theme for evening, "The Vision of Dry Bones." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junior league at D. m. Senior league 6: 30 D. m. All of the young people of the church are requested to meet at the | parsonage Monday night to practice | new songs for the Mulkey meeting. Re- gular prayer meeting will be held We'd | nesday night.
 GROWLER MINE OWNERS-A | party of capitalists who are interested | in the Growler mine near Gila Bend | passed through the city yesterday en- | route to their homes after a visit to | their property. The members of the | party are M. A. Burlington, C. Blakely | H. Mosely and F. F. Burke of Boston, | and Robert c. Thomas of Philadelphia. | They expressed themselves as very | well pleased with the condition of af- fairs at the mine and intimated that | at an early date machinery would be which would permit of furth- er development. Should the additional work show what they anticipate in the way of values 9 shelter will be in- stalled.
 DEATH OF S. A. w. VETERAN- Friday morning at his temporary home n this city occurred the death of Samuel Heggum. The deceased came o this city about three weeks ago from Duluth, Minn., and has since his ar 'ival here been in very poor health. He vas a member of the Spanish American Var veterans having served as a mem )er of the 10th Iowa volunteers. His brother who resides in the east was a member Of the Modern Woodmen or Ter and a telegram received here yes erday requested the lodge in this city O attend the services and assist in the burial. This will be done although the uneral which will be held at 4 o'clock