Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
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COUNTRY CLUB.-Mrs. J. c. Ad- ams and Mrs. R. W. Craig will serve today at the Country Club.
 WILL WINTER IN PHOENIX. -
 Wm. Meisch accompanied by his wife, and Miss Julia Elders. arrived yester- day from St Paul Minn. and expect to spend the winter in Phoenix.
 LOCATED FOR WiNTER.-Former
 Governor N. O. Murphy and wife, will today occupy the residence at 3S5 N.
 Fourth Avenue, and will spend the winter in Phoenix.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.--s:45 s. s.
 J. M. Stewart Suct. II a. m. Sub. Ser.
 The Ministry Of Affliction. 6:30 D. m.
 C. F.. Prayer meeting. 7:30 Sub. Ser,
 Some Reasons Why I am a Church
 Member. L. Williams, miris
 AN IOWA VISITO1.-A. B. Wood man and wife are in PhoenX for few
 days from Dos Moines Iowa. MT. Woodman is the travelling advertising agent for the great Chamberlain Medi- cine Go. of Des MOines, a concern that spends annually more than a hundred thousand dollars in advertising. A great deal Of this is placed by MT. Woodman.
 LOST IN THE ALPS.-T'he Electric theater last night showed to a very large house an impressive moving pie ture, the scene being laid in SwitZer- land. It is the story of two children who are lost ir the Alps and of their rescue through two faithful hounds used kn that country for tracking peo- pie over the deeo snows.
 INFORMATION WANTED. - Mar shal Moore would like tO know the whereabouts of one MarenO Zeigenjus who is supposed to have come to Phoenix about two or three years ago. as he has information of interest to him. The man is about 49 years old, 6 feet inches tall, has blue eyes and black hair
 WHERE IS LUDWlG?-N. r. Lud- wig sof Spokane Washington. writes Marshal Moore inquiring for his brother, Thomas Ludwig. who il is believed has met with foul play. He has not been heard from for two or three years. He formerly worked on an ostrich farm fifteen miles fom Phoenix. according to the writer. Since that time he has been lost track of and has not been located. An.- informa- ton should be addressed to the city marshal
 NO COLLECTOR APPoINTEO.- Today is the last day for the payment of the water rent due to the city. About Monday. the man with the mon- key wrench will be on his rounds of the delinquent. The moneE must be paid to the office of the wa-er depart ment at the cit-- hall. The city council has appointed no collector for this purpose. and it is not now the inten- tion to make such appointment. Pat rons of the service will do well to take note O: this fact and act accord ingly
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held tomorrow, twen- tyfOurth Sunday after Trinity. in Trinity Episcopal church. South Sec ond Avenue. The Rev. J. W. Atwood. rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock: sub ject of sermon. ''IS the Christian Re ligion Dying?" Offertorv anthem The Lord is my Light" by Francis Allison. sung by Harry Wei; Evening Prayer at A:30 o'clock. with the sec ond in course of addresses on the Lords Pra-er
 THE ARIZONA BhNKS-Auditor John H. Page left for Globe last even ing. where at the request of the comp troller Of the currency. he will look ( T.g, .T Bank. which suspended several days ago and desires to resume business. MT. Page said that the condition of the territorial banks is very satisfac- tory. From the reports of the condi- tiOn of all the territorial banks, just received by the auditor. it has been as- certained that there is as much actu- al mone- on hand in the banks as there was at the time of the last re- port, September 10, which was the highest amount ever carried. and d greater amount than was on hand June r, the previous call.
 POLICE USINESS.-Officers Sul- livan and Byers Friday night arrested a negro named Fletcher Williams, who is wanted at Tucson. In their rounds they also picked up a large consign- ment of vags who came into town in a side door sleeper. where they were taking nights rest. There were four of the vags in the crowd and when placed in iaii said that at least fifty buns that they knew of, were on the way to this city, expecting some easy picking during territorial fair week The four were ordered to leave town yesterday and warned by the marshal that if the.' or any of their kind were again seen here it would be a sen tonce on bread and water, and the ball and chain for them. The marshal does not intend to allow the city to be infested with vags, neither will he feed them at the city's expense. The sen tence :s to be ''23" with a vengeance. J. White. before Recorder Thomas. was yesterday given a & fine; Mike Casey seven days in iail. John Patti