Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
FIVE POINTS FIRE ELECTION

FIVE POINTS FIRE ELECTION- Tonight at the fire house at Five Points will be held the meeting of the Five Points Fire company. \ large attend ance of members of the company is desired for reason of the fact that business of importance will be tran sacted.
 HORSES FOR THE COAsT-R. H. Benton, who conducts a livery stable on South Third street left this morn ing over the Santa Fe for San Diego accompanying a car load of horses which will sell in the coast market. MT. Benton makes several such trips as this each year He will be absent from the city about three weeks.
 SERVICE ON GIsH-Deputy L. $. Marshal Walter Gregory yesterday af- ternoon returned from a trip to Roose- welt where he ad gone for the pur- l pose of serving a summons and a copy i of an injunction on a man named C.. 1 D. Gish who conducts a saloon in the i Gila Canyon about six miles from | Roosevelt it is alleged contrary to an order of the interior department. | The summons notified him to appear ! at Globe within the next thirty days | and make answer to the charge. The injunction directs him 90 desist from i the operation of his saloon until the l case can be heard It is understood 1 that Gish will make a fight to test the
 law and for that purpose will arrive in ! Phoenix in a few days for the purpose of securing legal advice. MT. Gregory says the town of Roosevelt f5 still talk ing of the mysterious death of the man named Austin whose body was found in the river several days ago. The l general theory a p1 qt fra mt time is that Austin fell from the road down an embankment and into the river while in state of intoXication.
 JOINT LEAGUE LITERARY MEETING-Tomorrow evening at s o'clock will occur a most interesting
 and enjoyable literary programe in the Sunday school room of the Central NJ
 E. church so-th. The First M. F Church League and the League of the M. E. church south will unite for the purpose Of social accuaintance. and have arranged a program with mem
 bers of both leagues on it. The pro-
 gram as arranged by the literary com
 mittees will be as follows: Hymn No TT. audience; prayer, w. H. Black;
 song, male quartet; debate, Resolved that all the railroads within the Unit ed States should ke owned by the fed
 eraI government" Affirmative Albert ICalkins and Chester Mathers, negative Amos Egley and Paul Staley; cornet
 duet Jones brothers; reading. J. c
 McKibban; violin solo, Carl Dowd; tn,
 darkey phrenologist professor. Dinat land Rastus: recitation. Miss Mabe
 Harper; song. male ':ta:tt: benedic- tiOn. Rev. Alexander Nj clean. The
 l Lblic is COY .aUy ii:yitrd to atteE1 laAG enjoy the aye ,.r ', th tha lea
 aLers. Thera Will E." admissiO
 charges as the meeting is purely fol Acquaintance ana src:aI enjoyment.
 A FINAL COUNTY GROUP-Jno
 w. Sharpe. of Florence, one of the most rrominent men in that section
 and who is largely interested in min ling and agricultural projects, spent yesterday in the city, His visit here
 was made for the purpose of meetins
 two officials of the Arizona Pacific
 Copper company, of Woolley, Ariz.
 who are expected to reach the city this
 morning from Indianapolis. They arC
 Henry Severin and William O'ConnOr