Arizona republican., 1906-06-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. James B. Snowball minister in charge. First Sunday after Trinity. l Holy communion and sermon by the
 Right Rev. J. w. Kendrick at II a. m. | Sunday school at 10 a. m
 Il A SUMMER ON THE COAST-Mrs.
 M Kirkland and daughter Mrs. l.. K
 Sheldon, principal of the East End
 school. left yesterday afternoon over the Santa Fe for southern California.
 where they will spend the summer months.
 HE IS READY FOR BUSINESS The bond of Alex. Rheinstein as notary public was approved yesterday by the chairman of the board of supervisors. +. H. Greene and H. I. Latham guar anteed the proper performance by Rhelnstein of his public duties.
 CONTINUED HEAVY TRAVEL A remarkable thing for this season of the year is the heavy travel on both of the railroads into Phoenix. Both the morning trains yesterday were l well laden, as they were the day be- fore. The train from the north yester- l day morning broke all previous rec ords for the past month.
 M. E. CHURCH, SOuTH-Opposite postoffice. Preaching morning and night by Harold Govette. Theme for II a. m. Church Membership" Theme for p. m. "The Blood of Christ" Sab bath school at 9:45 a. m. Junior League 3 D. m. Senior League D. m Topic: Our Accounting" Matt. 12: 35-37. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. A | happy welcome to all.
 GUESTS OF THE NATlCK-The l saf were guests of the Natick House at
 Los Angeles from June 10 to June 15: J. w Phelps, Tucson; F. L. Toler, J. .. Byrd and Dan Mcclellan. Yuma; G. Irwin, Winslow; l.. B. Maddux. Douglas; Ben Swenger. Nickenburg; Mrs. Hull and family, Don Luis; Miss Jessie Johnson. Cananea, Mexico.
 M. & p. DEPOT IMPROVEMENTS l-Painters have for several days been 1 busy at work treating the NJ. & P. de- 1 pot to coat of paint. For about ten rect from the ground the building is gwen a sand finish that the walls may De saved from the attacks of small boys with knives. The company has also treated the block surrounding the depot to sprinkling of oil. which mas made the terra firma free from dust and solidIy packed.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Corner flfth avenue and Monroe street. J. Cronenberger, minister. Residence 722 Fillmore street. Bible school at 9.45 d. m Preaching and Communion at II o'clock Subject: "The Importance or Charming Personality" Christian EldeaNor at D. m. Subject, "The Glorified Life.' Mrs. Johnson. leader EFehlng worship and sermon at s clock Subject: "Our Creed" At the morning service the music will include q ladies quartette, Jesus is Calling" and the ladies' orchestra will play ",The hoIy City, At night a mixed ouar tet VIII sing Where Jesus is, is Home 10 Me A most cordial invitation is extended to all. Gentlemen are invited to attend without their coats.
 HAVE GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Frank G. Hough. who was raised in Iempe and who is d graduate of the leiiiPe Normal, has been appointed to clerclcal position in the reclama- llon service on the Truckee. Cal pro- Ject, and left last night to assume his new duties. MT Hougb has bear, well prepared for his work. and undoubted- y Will give eminent satisfaction. He was employed in the offices at Roose- 'elt TOT the greater part of q year ana aoout two months ago went to Hiope where he was employed when he received his appointment to the Truc- kee project. Edgar Hendrix. another Iempe youth, who also graduated iron, the Normal, left about two months a po TOT ioHIala, where he secured a good position with the reclamation serI,ica
 QUEENS CREEK SUGAR REETc -Ihere was yesterday on exhibition in the office of Dwight B. Heard. a s,erar peet which is certainly a prize winner considering the conditions under which u was grown. MT. Heard secured inc specimen from J. Hastings, a prosper OlS Tahcher on the south side who is euItlVating tract of twenty acres of iahd near Queens Creek on the Pboe- illN and Eastern railroad. Its size how ever, Is not the most interesting thinp IL was grown without any water other tn'ih the rams of the past six months . Has d second good point in it's shape. poet experts contend that the larger the beet near its roots the more s,tpar It Will make. This is of exceDtionat slze for several inches down from tbe ,iedo. It Is Mir Hastings opinion that ne VIII harvest at least three-fourths ol the beets he planted on his acreage III all, near Queens Creek, there are nearly one hundred acres of beets up- uer cultivation all of them without tr. rigation. IA
 NEW SANTA FEE SCHEDULE-A Iildllse Tn the schedule of the Santa Fe 'f prescott and 'phoenix road and leased mes passenger trains announced sev- eIdl days ago went into effect last nisht at midnight. Under the new 'iile cara the Diamond Jo. which form eriy left the city at 12:3o a. m. seity tim4. now gots at 12:45 a. IT. city time The DayIlsht Express, which formerly left at f:45 a. m. city time now leaves al e:Z0 a. m. city time. The Diamond 10 arrlVlng which formerly reached the city at 2:5O a. m. city time, now arrives al 2:2O q. m. city time. and the Dav- light Express which formerly arrived at 42O D. m. city time. will hereafter