Arizona republican., 1906-07-08
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GIDEON CLUB-The young men's class of the Church of Christ win make any and all young men welcome at class at the church this morning at 10 o'clock. CHANGE OF TIME-Let it not be forgotten that Sunday school will begin at 9:S0 and morning preaching a 1O:3O | sharp at the Baptist, Presbyterian and | First Methodist churches today.
 A NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 Of incorporation of the Campbell oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The cap ital stock is $1O0.0OO. and the incorpor- ators are A. McLaren, A. Campbell H | c. Colburn, G. M. Smith and T. C. Huston.
 AN | INSPECTION ToUR-F. M. Murphy, president. and w. A. Drake. superintendent of the Santa Fe, Pres colt and Phoenix and leased lines, spent yesterday in making an inspec- tion trip over the Arizona and Califor- nia road which runs west from Wick enburg. They returned to Prescott on a special yesterday afternoon.
 ANNUAL COLLEGE REPORT Major E. M. Lamson, president uf the Lamson Business college, made his an nual report yesterday to the commits sioner of education. Washington, D. C. The report would indicate a prosperous year. The total enrolment was 134, os whom fl took the suenographic course. 4S the business course and 45 a com bination of the two courses.
 BOUGHT ANOTHER RANCH Through the Dwight B. Heard real es- tate agency, a deal was yesterday clos cd by which O. H. Christy becomes the owner of the ranch on the Yuma road, owned by Mrs. R. Lutgerding. consist Ing 16O acres. MT. Christy owns prop erty immediately across the Yuma road from his recent purchase. The consideration of the deal was not made public.
 A NEIeH6oRHooD .RIoT-Con- stable Troops was called to a settle ment on South Second street yester- day afternoon to quelI a small sized riot precipitated by a neighborhood l quarrel There were no arrests, but the entire neighborhood was subpoe- nasd to appear before Justice John | stone this morning at which time the l tangle, it is thought, will be straigh- ] tened out.
 UNION MEETING - The Union | meetings of the Baptist, Presbyterian and First Methodist churches will be held today at the First Methodist church. Rev. H. M. Campbell will preach both morning and evening. The l Sunday schools of the three churches will begin at 9:3O and the morning | preaching service will begin at 10: 30 sharp. Special music at both services. Evening service at o'clock.
 A BIRTHDAY EVENT-Lee Fl. I.andis yesterday celebrated a birthday and was busy the greater part of the day receiving the congratulations of his friends. Last evening a number of 1 them spent the evening with MT. and | Mrs. Landis at their apartments at the | Ford Mrs. Landis will leave the last of the coming week for Cleveland, O.. | where she will be the guest of her par ants Dr. and Mrs. Zellenbaugh.
 WHITE WING SHOOTING-The shooting of white wings was never letter sport than 1t is at the present time. and each day there are numer- ous parties which make excursions into the country. On July the Fourth. there were some twenty-five marks men enjoying the live bird shooting and many good records were made. Friday a party from the Ford hotel went out and brought in 353 birds, the result of 500 shells shot. The party was composed of Doc Miller. Theo. Hafrner, M. F. Conboy and T. Morrt- son. They were several miles south or
 
 l,plentiful.
 A BURGLARY REPoRTED-Frank Hawkins, who resides at 222 South | Fourth avenue, yesterday reported to the police a robbery of his residence .oin Friday night at which time the burglar secured his purse containing S52 and the chain of his watch which was valued at $22. The watch itsels ! was not taken, having a monogram case. A small part of the money taken was the property of the Arizona club. of which institution Hawkins is the | steward. Entrance to the house was effected through a window on the front | porch by the removal of a screen. One | arrest was made yesterday of sus- pect, but after an examination, which was made by the day police, he was | discharged.
 LARCENY OF A MIND-H. Ray mond who was arrested Friday by Constable Troops, charged with dis | turbing the peace will on Monday be examined by Judge Phillips on an in- sanity charge. Raymond appeared to be rational enough until he was brought before Judge Johnstone for his | hearing on the misdemeanor charge. He then by his testimony, showed that he was greatly unbalanced and the Justice ordered him returned to jail. Later Judge Johnstone swore to the complaint charging insanity. Raymond contended that about twelve years ago some mysterious person stole his mind away from him and that since he has been drawn from one place to another by magnet in the hands of one of his worst enemies. That his mind was stolen there is little doubt Henry Miller, who was arrested at the same time Raymond was, pleaded guilty to the charge of being drunk and was sent to iail for seven days