Arizona republican., 1906-03-03

Gentle Territory" Devotional service Wednesday evening at 7:3O. Subject 'The Door of the Lips"
 WATER USERS ELECTIoN-The annual election of the Water Users association will be held on April 3 as per the election, announcement in an other column. There are to be elected the president, vice-president, one councilman from each district and one additional councilman from the sixth district to fill a vacancy, and members of the board of governors.
 SETTLED UP-A few days ago there was published the story of Pro- lessor Hafford, formerly of this city who was having trouble with his land lady in Los Angeles over a fifty dol lar debt and whose defense was that she had agreed to marry him. It is learned now that he has paid his bill and departed withou' pushing his threatened suit tor breach of promise.
 INCORPORATION FEES-Auditor Page has figured up the totals for the incorporation fees collected by his of flee during the month of February. They amounted to $4,235, which is the third largest month since the fees were transferred to the auditors office. And it was>a short month too. Janu-
  last month, which exceeded the Jan Ldry receipts by S65.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school 9:45. l.. B. Christy, superintendent. Preaching service by the pastor, pr. A. R. Maclean at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Class meeting immediately after morning preaching service. Junior League 800 D. m. Epworth League 6:3O D. m. Bible study class Tuesday evening at 7:3O. The subject of pr. McIntyres lecture to be held in this church Tuesday evening March 13, is Thirty Hours in the Sun less World"
 A GOOD SPENDER-A. Vandervort. of Boston, probably spent more money yesterday than any other man in PhOe- nix. but he could afford to do it for it was somebody else's money. No one seems to know just how much he did blow in except possibly John No ble, and he was pledged not to tell. Anyhow. the amount was sufficient to cover the purchase price of S5,OOo pounds of wool, the rate per pound be- ing their mutual secret.
 SABBATH EVENING PRAISE SERVICE-The following is a part of the special music to be given by the choir at the Presbyterian church Sab bath evening: ChOruses: Praise Ye the Father" Gounod; Sweet Hour of Prayer" Havens; "The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away" Woodward; The Nativity" Shelley; solo, Adore and Be Still" Gounod sung by Mrs. A. c. Hu- lett with violin accompaniment by Mrs. Wilkinson. Vocal solo by Mrs. F. F. Young. The theme of the pastors ad- dress will be Excuses"
 A BUSINESS CHANGE-Sam c. Dunlap. for the past six years a mem Der of the Phoenix Flour Mills firm, left Thursday evening for Los Angeles, where he will in the future make his home. He has not definitely decided just what branch of business he would enter. but it is thought he will begin handling grain. Mir. Dunlap's interest in the milling company was purchased by MT. H. NJ. Kennedy. who for many years past has been a member of the firm and secretary of the company. ANOTHER MAN MISSING-Mar- shal Kinney has located two of the missing men he was looking for on the occasion of an announcement to that effect a few days ago in this paper. He now has another one to hunt up for friends in Scotland. MT Kinney has received a letter from lady in Detroit who requests him to locate if possible a man named Frank Gibbs, and tell him if found to write to his sister in Scotland. Ills father. who died some time ago, left a considerable estate in which Gibbs $ an heir and unless he can be found very soon the estate will go into chancery.
 EXTRAVAGANT PREPARATIONS Prof. A. Redewill has been given the leadership of the Zobo band which will appear with the Elks' minstrels. He is very proud of the honor and hopes to 0earn a reputation that will dim the effulgence surrounding the world famous Sousa. In order to make the band a success, Prof. Redewill has i'm ported five professional zobO players from San Francisco at his own ex- pense. He has also secured the serv- ices of Karl COchems, of the Arizona School of Music, to key them up and keep them in tune They propose to render a few marches and other seIec- tions composed especially for the oc- casion dedicated to Arizona joint state hood and other popular subjects. CHINESE STORE BURGLARIZED Between 8 and 10 o'clock Thursday night Chinese store situated or the alley between Madison and Jackson and Sixth and Seventh streets, was burglarized while the proprietor wait ed on the outside for the robber to do his work The store had been closed up and the Chnaman had stepped out side. When he returned he saw the prOwler on the inside but could not tell whether ir was a Mexican or an American. He had no weapon with him but mad a revolver in the store. He ran for assistance but before he got back the robber made his escape, taking with him the Chinaman's gun and about $2O worth of mer- " commended in his messageg. It was open with a jimmy.
 TWO RUNAWAHS - Phoenix. place where runaways are common, was more. than usually lively yester- day with them. About noon a horse belonging to the Wakelin Grocery com nv cfandiner n tba alley tn tbn