Arizona republican., 1905-01-08
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.


 Services at 1 a. m. and D. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. The public is cordially invited.
 AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 'Mysterious Meat" will be the pas tors theme at the Christian church in the morning and -Four Daggers.' the subject for the evening. A large chorus and a male Guartette will fur nish the music. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor at their regular hours. Junior c. E. at D. m. A cor dial welcome to all.
 SEN FENCE SUSPENDED-The city recorder yesterday investigated the cases of the two men arrested the night before, one for an assault upon the other and the other for shedding his blood on the main thoroughfare of the city in most undignified man ner. IL was hard to find where the blame rested or who was most at fault so sentence was suspended and they were released.
 THE BUCKEYE DAMAGE SUITS Slow progress is being made in the
 trial of the Buckeye damage suits now going on before Justice Burnett. The prosecution finished it's testimony in the first case, that of Ellis Barker against the canal company and two or three witnesses for the defense were examined. It is understood that there are still about fifteen witnesses to be heard.
 LAKEWOOD soLD-Wolf Sachs of Tempe yesterday sold his trotting | horse. Hardwood. to r. F. Viles of this city for $500. The horse is a promising | young animal, a chestnut gelding, sire | Ashwood and dam, Babe. He had been ! ,7,- when he attained a trotting speed of 2.3zlA lie is one of the young horses l that participated in the holiday races and who may be expected to be heard ] from further as the days go by. A GHOST PARTY-A ghost party was given last Thursday night by Mrs 1 ". w Edwards at the home of herself and her husband on south Third ave-
 nue. It was in the nature of a surprise i party to a neighbOr. MT. Richard Guy | Ter. About twenty-five guests appear | ed clad in the cerements of the grave ard wearing high peaked caps such ! as well regulated ghosts always wear 4 very pleasant evening was passed with games and refreshments. | CALL AGAIN MISTER-The other | day a man called at Marshal Kinney s | office and reported the loss of a chain ! A | and the description of the wheel. Then he proceeded to lose his memorandum | Next he proceeded to find the wheel 1 remembering enough of the descrip- | ton to identify f.. Now if he can find | the owner he will restore the property | Anybody recognizing himself as being the owner will please call on the mar | shaI again.
 | FIRST M. E. cHURCH-CorneI I Monroe street and Second avenue. A i NJ. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday school al I9:45 a. m Junior League at D. m l Epworth League at D. m. Public
 worship at II a. m. and 1:3O D. m 1 The Rev. $. J. Rogers, D. D., superin- tendent of the Arizona Mission of the ' Methodist Episcopal church, will | preach the morning sermon, "God's | Lam6 and the Worlds Sin The regu- ! lar communion service will follow the
 morning sermon. Special music by the 1 choir both morning and evening. Al II seats are free. You will find Q cordial
 welcome.
 k BASEBALL-There may or may | not be a baseball game today as the matter was undecided last night but if there is one it will likely be more 1 for practice than anything else with 1 some local aggregation. move was on foot for a game with Mesa but the l southsiders are not yet ready. Another | series of games is arranged for witt ! Tucson to be played here beginning on the 14th, but whether there will b5
 two or three games is not yet deter mined. Those games will undoubtedly | call out large crowds and at the open ing game at least, ladies will be ad- | r,itted free. Whether they will be | l,,,.,,ad admission after that is not ye II announced.