Arizona republican., 1906-11-11
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men x CliSS or LnG OnurCl or CnTlSL. will meet for class at the Sunday school hour this morning. A cordial welcome is extended to all young men. You will be glad you came.
 THE FIRST BIG DELEGATION-A special train arrived this morning be- tween and 3 o'clock from the south, l bringing an excursion party of about 250 people which had been picked up at one point and another along the way.
 ATTENTION VIsIToRs-Those ar irving in Phoenix for fair week. who are unable to get accommodations at the hotels, can secure rooms by apply ing to the board of trade corner \Of First avenue and Adams street, where a free information bureau and room directory is maintained.
 THE WATER WORKS CONTRACT The joint commission of lawyers rep resenting the city and the lawyers rep resenting the Phoenix Water company will meet tomorrow night for the pur- pose of discussing the points to be made a part of the contract between the city and the water company.
 BASEBALL AT GLENDALE-At Glendale yesterday afternoon the Lam son Business college baseball nine de- feated the team of Glendale by a score of 20 to F. Jones and Barkley held the points for Lamson and Baker and Quesenbury for Glendale. The game was well played and very interesting CENTRAL Vi. E. CHURCH SOUTH Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. H. 4. Hughes, superintendent. There will be no preaching service today on account of the absence of the pastor. Ep- worth League at 6:3O D. m. No pray ] or. i'm the meeting of the teachers institute | in the church.
 AUDUBON BOYS oWNERS-Geo. L. Theobald of Concord. N H., arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and will remain here during the week of the fair. MT. Theobald with Mir Cat comb owns Audubon Boy. whose com ing performance at the fair it is an- ticipated will give the track as fast d mark as any in the country.
 A HURRIED TRIP.-H. J. AfcCIung returned to the city yesterday from Pueblo. Colorado, where he had been on private business. His trip was a hurried one, he having left here but a little over week ago. At Prescott he was joined by Miss Dorothy Drake, who comes to the city to spend the coming week with her sister, Mrs Mo CIung.
 REMODELTNG A BANK-The work of moving the Phoenix National bank into temporary quarters in the west room of the Fleming block was begun yesterday afternoon and it was hoped by the management of the institution that it would be completed by Monday morning. It is not known just how long it will be before the work of re- modelling the corner of the block will be completed. Delay in starting the work was due to the inability of the contractors to get steel beams.
 WORK ON CASA CYANIDE CANAL E. R. Stafford of Florence, the engi- neer in charge of the work now be- ing done by the Casa Grande Canal company, spent yesterday in the city on business. MT. Stafford says the big dredger which has been in course of construction by the company, will be ready for operation on Wednesday of the coming week and after that time the work of cleaning the dam will proceed with great rapidity.
 STEREOPTICON LECTURE - A stereOpticon lecture will be given in the Christian church on next Thurs day evening. Subject: 'Tn Darkest Africa; the Congo and Its Cannibals-' by Frank T. Lee, one of our own mis- VI sociated with pr. Dye and his great work. This splendid lecture will be given under the auspices of the En- deavor Society. \ most cordial invita- ton is extended to the public to at tend.
 CHURCH OF CHRIsT-Corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. i Cronenberger. minister. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. D. Littlejohn. superinten. dent. Preaching and communion at II o'clock Young Peoples Christian Endeavor at 6:3O D. m. Evening wOr- ship and sermon at 7:30. Clyde Evans will sing both morning and evening, and assist in the chorus choir. \ most cordial welcome is extended to all to worship with us.
 A FINE REST ROOM-A rest room is being fitted up at the Terri torial Fair grounds by the ladies of the Church of Christ. When tired and weary you are invited to come in and rest. The ''rest" is fitted up in a tasty manner with touches and rockers, also tables and writing ma terials, so that you can write a let ter to your friends When thirsty come in and get a glass of cold water. rest and be refreshed. Remember, it is as free as the beautiful sunshine.
 A TENNIS MENT-There was a tennis tournament at the courts of the Phoenix Indian school yester- day afternoon participated in by pupils and members of the faculty of the In- dian school, the Tempe Normal. and the Phoenix high school. There was no set number of games, several matches being arranged after the grounds were reached. The Tempe people arrived in the city shortly after noon. driving from Tempe in two large tallyhos. It is likely that some follow ing Saturday the same sort of a pro- gram will be carried out at the Tempe