Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
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Third avenue and Monroe street. Pas tor. Rev. Orville Coates, residence 620 North Fifth street. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning sub ject: "The Mind of Christ Even ing subject: Seeking and Finding" Solos and special music by Mrs. Tafel and the quartette. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junor Union at 3 D. m. Subject: Lessons From Christ's Boy hood" Leader, Miss Cordelia Nelson. Devotional Service Wednesday 7:30 D. m. Subject: The Baptism of Jesus" Christian Culture Class Monday eve ming at 7:30 at 362 North Second ave nue. Subject: Organized Opposition to Jesus"
 FORMER PHOENIX MUSICIAN Friends in Phoenix will learn with pleasure of the recognition by musi- cal circles Of Los Angeles of Irving H. Andrews. who with his family left he-e some time ago to make that city his home. He has been engaged to sins at the Temple Baptist church. Rev. Bob Burnette's church and will short ly begin his enga cement. MT. A. NJ. Benham, who is we'll known in this city. is the leader of the church music, and Will Strobridge, also a former resident of Phoenix. is the church or ganist. The congregation of the Teu1-
 pie church will soon occupy new aud itorium now in course O. construction which when complete, will be the largest auditorium ia the United States.
 WILSON HELD TO U. s. GRAND JURY-Paul Lee Wilson, charged with -onbing the postofflce at Wickenburs. yesterday had his examination before United States Commissioner c. w. Johnstone and was held to the federal grand jury. his bond being fixed at ! S1 ,20O T. c. Norris of Prescott, rep resented Wilson at the examination, and J. L. E. Alexander. United states attorney. took care of the case for the ! government. There was little that iA new brought out at the examination Ialthough it is understood that the fed eraI officers have other matters iD
 which Wilson is thought to be fmpli cated under examination. The bond lrequired was not furnished yesterday and Wilson is TOW in jail, although il ! is claimed that he will be able to fur nish bond by the last of the week. THE GAMBLE CONCERT Begin IuIug Monday morning, those desiring
 tickets for the Ernest Gamble Concert conpany's entertainment on February 5 can secure them at the Sanichas- confectionery store. The tickets are going fast and there is assurance that there will be a large attendance, while Of the entertainment itself nothing too 1 flattering can be said as it is vOuched
 for by some of the best musicians in
 the city. Those buying these advance sale tickets will have a better choice of seats than those securing them 1 through the general sale as one day will be devoted exclusively to the I marking of seats for subscribers, be- fore the opening of the general sale. II w. T. SMITH ILL-W. T. smith
 is reported quite i'll and confined to his home.
 MIR. NEWELL'S SHORT STOP 'I Word vas received here yesterday from Engineers r. H. Newell and L. C. Hill. It was learned that they will reach Mesa City Monday evening and
 on Tuesday morning will drive to the
 Arizona head, cross the river and there
 meet a fresh team to bring them "a Ii Phoenix It is expected that they will
 arrive here between 3 and 3 o'clock il
 the afternoon of Tuesday. There will
 be no opportunity for a public meet ing or any other social demonstration for Mir Newell will leave at o'clock the same evening for Yuma and the | iLaguma project It is likely he may
 be seen briefly by those who may spec