Arizona republican., 1905-07-09

GOING EAST-Mrs. J. M. Swetnam and daughter Miss Louise left last evening for the east. They will visit in Illinois and in St. Paul during the summer and in the fall Miss Louise will enter a schOl near Alton, III. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST NTIST-Postoffice building Mon roe street. Services II a. m. Subject, sacrament" Sunday school, 9:3O. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 D. m. Everyone is welcome at these services.
 ANOTHER SUMMER WIDOWER- Mrs. Dr. Woodward, who has been un- der the weather for the past two or three weeks left last night over the Southern Pacific for Long Beach where she will spend the remainder of The summer recuperating, playing in the sand and listening to what the sad sea waves are saying. Dr. Woodward will probably join her for little out ing about the first of August.
 MOVEMENTS OF RAILROAD MEN General Freight and Passenger Agent r. A. Tones of the s. F. P. 6 P. re- turned to Prescott yesterday morning and F. P. Cruice secretary to President Murphy who arrived here Friday morn
 ing went to Winkleman yesterday. Paul P. Hastings. auditor. arrived here yesterday from Prescott and this morn ing General Agent Cioldsworthy left for a days visit in Prescott.
 GOING IN HES-This hot weather is the best commercial report that could be made on the prosperity of the Phoenix people for it takes mon ey to travel and for the last few days Phoenix people have been leaving for the summer resorts in fIocks. Consid- crabiy less than million left on last nights NJ & P. train Another bunch left on this mornings train. While lots of them go to nearly all the big beaches more seem to be booked for Coronado and San Diego than any where else.
 AT EASTLAKE PARK-Union Evangelistic services Sunday evening. The Young Peoples meeting will be- gin promptly at 7:3O followed by the song and preaching service at s o'clock. Those who attended the services last Sunday evening need not be told that Eastlake park solves the problem of comfortable place to hold the Sunday evening services during the summer months. Do not fail to attend Sunday evening services at EastIake park. All seats are free and you will find a most cordial welcome.
 LIVELY AT THE FORD-There was lots doing at the Ford hotel yes terday afternoon. Water was turned into the ditch along Second avenue and the fact was developed that all the crickets in the world spend their time these hot afternoons under the coverings to these ditches in front of the Ford. That is they did until yes terday. Yesterday the water ran them out of their hiding place and the only shade in sight was under the Ford awning, the office of the hotel being still further inviting. The crickets took possession.
 A CATERER TO THE INDIANS IgnaciO Alvarez was before U. s. Court Commissioner JOhnstOne yesterday for examination on the charge of having supplied liquor to an Indian Alvarez was held to the United States grand jury. The same officer had before him in his capacity of justice of the peace Fred Robles for disturbance of the peace. RObles was sent up for five days. W. Gonzales was charged with robbing a watermelon paton. The complainant against him was a man whose watermelon preserves had been shamefully raided the night before when two large juicy melons which had been dedicated to the entertain ment of several guests were stolen. The guests had been even invited to inspect the melons in advance in or