Arizona republican., 1906-01-27
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 The brick work on the Peoples Ice Factory was yesterday completed and in short while such advancement will have been made that most of the ma chinery can be operated. It will be several weeks however before the fac tory will begin turning out ice.
 SPECIAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH RVICES-There will be special ser vices al the NJ. E. church south Sun day morning at II o'clock. Harold GOvette will preach the annual ser mon for the Woman's Christian Tenn perance union of the city. His theme will he the "Dawning Influences of Liquor There will be an anthem and special songs by the choir. Everybody will ba welcome
 A TEMPERANCE WORKER Rev. w w. Ravens. superintendent of the Anti-SalOOn League for Arizona and New Mexico will address the united congregations of the Central and First Methodist. the Presbyterian and the Baptist churches on Sunday evening at 7:3O at the Presbyterian church. Pav. Mr. Ravens has had ten years experience in temperance work and brings a fund of experience and illustrations which cannot fail to in terest and edify his hearers.
 . E. w. Brooks of the Arizona SmeIt- ing company, who spent Thursday in the city had just returned from a visit to Florence, Kelvin, WinkIeman and surrounding districts. Yesterday morn ing he left, for Prescott and it was his plan to leave Sunday for Salome and the district near the Carrigan strike. Shipments to his company he reports are very satisfactory and much ore not yet ready for shipment is each week being contracted for. He will be in Phoenix the last of the coming week AN M. 2 D. CHANGE-C. P. Pear son who for some time past has been chief clerk in the office of Superin- tendent Bicknen of the Maricopa and Phoenix road yesterday rendered hls resignation to take effect the first of the month. It is understood that he will still remain with the Randolph | lines going to the Globe and Gila Val ] ley road. He is succeeded in the of flee of Mir. BicknelI by Bennett Huen | eryager who comes to Arizona from 1 Chicago where he was connected with | the general offices of the Lake Shore road
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES Another large audience greeted MT. CrOnenberger at the Church of Christ | last evening and those in attendance were well repaid by hearing a power ! ful and entertaining sermon. Tonight | the subject will be Hiding from God" | and special music has been arranged for. For Sunday in the morning the subject will be The Day of Pentacost" and in the evening "The UnpardOnable Sin" The usual Sunday school ser vices will be in the morning and the ! Christian Endeavor at S:45 the subject | Missions n the Home"
 QUAIL HUNTERS OUT-Thc quail 1 season closes the first of March, and as is usual wAen the season is draw | ing to close, the hunters are getting out in large numbers. The limit of i twenty Live has been reached by a l dozen or more shooters the past week. and several parties are starting out ] this morning and tomorrow. Quail ! have been more numerous this winter | than for years before, and while they 1 have been hunted considerably, they seem now as plentiful as early in the ' season. Lots of doves, rabbits and { ducks, also a few geese, have been | brough in the past week.
 ! DELEGATE TO CATTLEMEN'S ] NVENTION-James Bark left this morning for Denver where he will at Itend as a delegate from the Arizona ! Cattle Growers association the meet ling of the National Live Stock asso- | ciation which meets on the 30th of the month. MT. Bark will present to the