Arizona republican., 1905-12-31
M. E. CHURCH, soUTH-Opposite

the post office. Regular services will be held today at the M. F. church.
 South, with preaching by Rev. Harold Govette Theme for II a. m, Alpha and Omega;" for the 7:S0 p. m, La
 borers of the Vineyard" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., Junior league at
 D. m.; Senior league at 6:3O p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Second concert on Thursday night.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Cor- ner Monroe street and Third avenue. Pastor, Rev. Orville Coats, residence, 620 North Fifth street. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning sub ject. "The Outlook" Evening subject, "The Man Without Religion" DOT tion of the Christmas music will be repeated. Solos by Mrs. Tafel. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. Junior union at D. m. Baptist Young Peoples un- ion at 30 D. m. Devotional service, Wednesday. 7:3O p. m.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Bodie Consolidated Mining company, capital stock, S1,000,000, in corporators, E. N. Magner, G. E.. Vel don, and J. Mitchell; Coronado EX- ploitatioa company, capital stock, $1OO 0OO incorporatOrs, A. B. Hutchins, D. A. Smalley and c. E. Freeman; In terstate Mining company, capital stock $200,000, incorpOratOrs, C. R. Mont gomery. L. F. Gunster, and J. R. Rast. OFFICIAL CHANGES - Governor Kibbey yesterday appointed R. l.. Long territorial superintendent of public instruction to succeed N. G. Layton. resigned This appointment had been announced by The Repub- lican. In submitting his resignation Judge Layton had designated January 15 as the date when it should become effective. He afterward desired to turn the office over at the beginning of the year. J. H. Page will succeed
 to the territorial auditorship on Mon Gay, though, that being q holiday, he will probably not be sworn in until the day after. MT. Page will probably arrive in the city this morning.
 DISTRICT COURT-There. was a short session of the district court yes terday in which the greater part of the motions. In the following cases mo- tions for new trial were continued un- til next Saturday. T. N. Clanton against the Buckeye Land and Canal company, J. II. Pershing against the Buckeye Land and Canal company, New Vulture Mining company against Charles Kinsley and others, Aaron l.. Dor0n against w. H. Kay, F.. A. Spaulding against Lulu G. Porter. A motion for a new trial was denied in the case of E. A. Spaulding against F.. Sunderland. The hearing of a demur- Ter in the case of V. E. Messinger against the board of supervisors Of MaricOpa county was continued until next Saturday. A demurrer was over ruled in the case of M. L. Otero against J. J. Otero and others.
 HE WAS TOO MATURE-Sheriff Walker returned to the city yesterday from Benson where he went to take Dolores Lopez to the reform school. The management refused to accept him on account of his age and the sheriff brought him back. Lopez had been committed from Tempe precinct where he had stolen a wheel The committing magistrate was informed that Lopez was a persona non grata at the reform school. He accordingly sent over last night a commitment of the youth to the next grand jury for the theft of any kind of a bicycle is a felony. The sheriff also brought back Pedro, a small Mexican boy who had finished the course of that institution and had become a very good boy. He was not a bad boy in the beginning but he is an orphan ard so had nobody to keen him out of trouble.