Arizona republican., 1905-11-12
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EPISCOPAL ERVlCES-Trinity Episcopal church services at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Sunday school at 10 q. m., Rev. E. A. Penick rector. The pubic is cordially invited to attend these services. All seats are free.
 NEW M. & p. SCHEDULE-Last nights train for Maricopa left for the first time under the new schedule, at S:15 city time, and although the time of departure had been we'll advertised there were several who arrived at the depot too late to make connection with the outgoing train.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. The regular services will be held at the Central Methodist church, oppo- site the postoffice. by the pastor Har- old Govette. Preaching at II a. m., subject, Loyalty to Leadership" Preaching at 7:30 D. m., subject, Seeking to Hear Jesus" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., pr. H. A. Hughes. superintendent. Junior league at p. m.; senior league at 6:3O p. m.. subject "The Apostolic Testimony" Prayer and praise meeting, Wednesday night.
 ON PLEASURE AND BUSINESS F. E. Dorr, a prominent citizen of
 
 ests in the territory spent yesterday in Phoenix. a guest at the Hotel Adams. Accompanying him were H. Nienstedt also of Saginaw and pr. Vic tor von Borosini of Berlin. MT. Men stedt is also interested in several pro perties located in the territory and Dr. Borosini is making the trip for plea sure and recreation. They have been in the territory for four days and will leave this morning for the east. Since their arrival here they have visited the Imperial mine and different points in the valley. MT. Dorr visits the terri tory at some time during each year, his last visit being last March.
 A QUICK SALE.-Several days ago deed was put on record conveying to B. G. Pecka lot II of block 73, of the city of Phoenix, the southeast cor ner of Fifth avenue and Washington streets. The former owner was Mary J. WilcoXen, of Los Angeles, and the consideration named was $3,000. Mir Pecka did not hold his purchase long, but yesterday sold the property to an investor who for the present will not be known, the consideration of the deal being $3,500. It is understood the present Improvements on the place will be largely remodeled and it is possible a cottage will be erected on the south end of the lot. Although MT. Pecka handles real estate in all parts of the city, West Washington street property is his particular hobby.
 FUNNY STREET NAMES-During the past week a large list of names has been submitted to Mir. Tharaldson as names for the side show street at the territorial fair. The list comes from points all over the territory and several from the east and west coast. One sug- gestion comes from a reader of The Republican away back in Massa- chusetts The list follows: Come and c street, The Happy Valley, Adams street, Happy Hunting Ground, The Ari-way, The Shoo-fly, The Boulevard. The Dam Site, The Brodie-rodio, Gila Hollow, Paradise Valley, Fakirino, The Stope. Steeple Chase, Free Zone, The Dump, Parade Promenade The Edge of Things, Otherwise, Buckley O'Neill, J Holloway, Viazona, Brighten Brink, The River, The Lariat, The Appian Way, The Link, The Circle, The Mart, No jointhere and Nojointure.
 A TRIO OF Sheriff Walker left last night for Yuma with three convicts. They were William Ellwander, for forgery; Ramon Lalas, for robbery from the person; and Pab- To Dias, for burglary, in breaking into a Southern Pacific car at Tempe. The first two were sentenced several days ago. Dias was sentenced yesterday morning to four years. Before sen-