Arizona republican., 1906-03-04

dressed the card first to Prescott. From there it was forwarded 60 Phoe- nix and has now been sent to Tucson on it's wild search for an addressee.
 A TRIP FOR HEALTH-N. C. Webster has been feeling badly lately and decided to take little trip for his health. He has been troubled with an irritation of the skin for some little time and was advised that mud baths in the Colorado river had proved ef- fectual in similar cases so he decided to try them.
 SURETY COMPANIES ORGANIZ- IGD-GovernOr Kibbey yesterday auth oriZed two more surety companies to do business in Arizona, they having full Filled all legal requirements One is the Federal Union Surety Go of In- dianapolis and the other is the Title Guaranty and Surety Go. of Scranton, Penna.
 MURPHYS NEW PLAY-Fitzger- Murphy. the playwright who is now a full fledged resident of Phoenix be- cause of ill health, has just finished a four act, military. Russian melodrama entitled. "The Red Doom" It deah with the present industrial and pollti- cal trouble in the land of the czar. MT. Murphy is at present negotiating with Oliver Morosco of Los Angeles for an early trial production of the play at the Burbank tbeater in that city.
 s. w. CHURCHILL DEAD-A tele- gram received at the store Of the H. H. McNeil Co. yesterday announced the death at Saddle Mountain i'm PinaI county of $. w. Churchill. who was employed in the McNein store from March to October of last year. He came here from San Francisco for his health and went to work for the Sad dle Mountain MininC-CO. last October. thinking he would have better health in the mountains. He was about thirty-three years old and made many very warm friends during his residence in Phoenix. The body will be brought here today though it is not known whether it will be buried here or be sent to San Francisco where he has a number of relatives
 Y. M. C. A. MEETING-A very in- terested meeting will be held in the Veterans hall this afternoon at o'clock. There will be an address by MT. Campbell, the Presbyterian min lister, on the subject Elements of Success in Life MT. Campbell is one of the very best speakers in the city and will entertain his hearers in his own drawing way. The Dixie quar- tette." drilled and led by Mir Evans will give some high class music and southern melody. These singers are not new in the business but have de- lighted many audiences. There will probably be some definite news as to the time Mir. Titus, the organizer. will be here to look over the field. It is urged that every man, young and old. Interested in greater Phoenix attend these meetings.
 HLIIDHL Fifth avenue and Monroe street J Cronenberger. minister. Residence 722 w. Fillmore street. Bible school at 9: 90 a. m. J. M. Stewart. superintendent. Preaching and communion at II Sub ject. Why I Should go to Church" The annual church offering for foreign missions will be received at this ser vice. Prof. c. C. Latchaw will sing Christian E0deavOr at 6:30. Miss Os- ceola Pendelton, president. Subject. What is True Happiness" The so- cial committee vii! lead. Evening worship and sermon at 7:3O Subject, Practical Obedience" Special music and singing at these services. A most cordial invitation $ extended to all Strangers in the city especially in- vited.
 COMING COWBOY ToURNA-
 
 ward to the cowboy tournament which Jack Gibson has arranged to give at Eastlake park on the afternoons of March 10 and II. There will be the usual steer tying events and bronco busting acts, except on this occasion all of the best men of the plains in the territory will be on hand to par ticipate. In the steer tying event there will be three prizes, a first of S75, second $50 and third $25. The entrance fee will be S7.5O and all de- string to enter must do so before mid night of March'S by paying the fee at the Hoffman. In the bronco bust ing events all interest centers around the contest between Floyd Burmister and Bill Perry. The former was for merly of Yavapai county but has for some time past been located at Gila reservation. where he is in the Indian service. Perry is from Sycamore in Yavapai county and has won several prizes in like events. To the winner of the match will go a purse of s12O made up by a side bet of fifty dollars and twenty dollars offered by Mir Gib- son. The second prize offered by the management of the tournament will be S1O. On both days of the tournament excursions will be run from Tempe and Mesa. low rates having been of feTed by the railroad.
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