Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
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 noon the Sunday school of the Central Presyterian church will enjoy a picnic at Eastlake park. The members of the school and their invited friends will meet at the church at o'clock and go on the cars to the park Each person attending will provide himself with a basket lunch.
 NEW TELEPHONE MANAGER-A change was yesterday made at the Phoenix office of the Consolidated Tel ephone company. Vernon L. Clark succeeded W. E. Summer as local manager. MT. Summer having been promoted to the office of auditor with headquarters at Tucson. He left for the south last evening.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER VlCES.-Sabbath school tomorrow morning at 9:45. Preaching by tn, pastor. Rev. H. M Campbell. at Il o'clock and 7:30 D. m. Morning theme Lessons from the Betrayal" Mir Campbell will speak in the evening on Science and the Bible" Christian En- deavor meeting will be consecration with roll-call. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 THE OPEN SESAME-There was received at this office from Chairman Atwood of the Williams Fourth of July executive committee, a bright red silk ribbon on which is inscribed July 3-4-5" and the word complimentary. An accompanying letter explains that it means that the town will be thrown open to the wearer. Especial invita- ton is extended to the public wedding which is to be one of the incidents of the festivities.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST. - Corner Fifth Avenue and Monroe Street. J. Cronenberger. minister. Residence, 722 w. Fillmore street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching and communion at II subject, Even So Come" Christian Endeavor at D. m. and at o'clock the annual Children's Day ex- ercise will be given. This Is a most beautiful service. and the program is a very beautiful one. 4 most cordial in vitation is extended to ali these ser vices.
 THE MECCA OF MINING MEN, William Mill Williams. who is engaged in mining nine miles from Kelvin. was in the city yesterday to superintend the making of some machinery for his property. MT. Williams says that in teres. in that district is constantly growing and large numbers of strang- CTS are arriving all the time. He says i: is difficult now for one to find sleep ing accommodations at Kelvin on ac- count of. the heavy travel to that cen tral point.
 GRADUATES ALoNE-TonIght. at the First Methodist church Miss Juliet L. Gentry will be graduated from the Arizona School of Music. The exer- cises will be a program of classical music given by Miss Gentry assisted by Prof. Elmer 4. Todd and Carl Coch- ems, who are in charge of the piano and vocal departments of the school. school. Those who desire to attend the exercises will bt able to secure in 1 vitations from the pupils of the school. 1 Governor Kibbey will present the dip 1 loma to Miss Gentry.
 TT IS ALL OVER.-The final step was taken yesterday in the matter Of | the sale of the property of the Arizona l Water company. The property had | been bid in at the foreclosure sale by i Porter Steele. There was presented to Judge Kent yesterday a petition by I Mir. Steele for the confirmation of the | sale, accompanied by a report by c. J. I Hall, the master. A decree confirming | the sale had already been signed by | Judge George Holt of the New York | court, where the proceedings were be- gun. The ancillary decree was signed | by Judge Kent.
 NEW cORPORATIONs-ArticIes of | the following corporations were filed l in the office of the county recorder ! yesterday: Fairview South End Min | ing Company, capital stock S1OOO,OGG | incorporators, r. O. Henderson and { Felix Raphael; The San Pedro compa- n.y. capital stock, s1,00O, 900; incorpocL- tors, w. H. Lyon, D. E. Lyon and John | P. Everett; Planches de Plata Mine ! and Milling company, capital stocK, C. | Nj. Shannon, T. H. Hudson, T. J. Fry | al5sl c. H. Akers; Mothecide company; | capital stock s1,OOO.OO0; incorporat IFS s. G. Dorr, H. w. Wermse, Etta Coon . and J. B. Rozencrants.
 THE OHIO ME%ICAN.-A telegram was received here yesterday by one of n number of those who hold stock fn | the Ohio o-Mexican Mining company, op- erating in the Altar district in Mexico, | saying the first shipment of copper had | been made by the company from the property since the installation of the | new shelter. The item is of interest | by reason of the great speed made in | the erection of the smelting plant and | the development of the property. The | first blast was blown on the mines just | one year and eight months ago. The | smelter erected is one of several to b t. |