Arizona republican., 1907-11-12
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A LITTLE BIG MAN-One

S It otS 'A h'N attractions al the fair is Major Gang.
 who is said to be .the smallest man in existence He is native of Iowa and forty-two years of age. His height Is eighteen inches and his weight thirty
 pounds. He wears a No. hat but No.
 6 shoes of child's size. He is an in telligent and interesting talker and Is d man of business capacity.
 DEATH OF ROBERT HUTTON.-
 Robert Evans Hutton. son of Rev. J.
 B. Hutton. of Tempe road, died Mon day morning. after d protracted ill., ness Funeral services will be held
 at the First Baptist church this morn
 ing at II o'clock. Mir. Hutton was a student at Mercer University, Macon.
 Georgia. and came to Phoenix for his
 health in 1903. He leaves a wife and three children.
 AN ADDRESS TO THE YOUNG.-
 Professor R. w. Clothier will address the young people of Buckeye and
 vicinity on Tuesday evening. Nov. 19. at o'clock D. m. His subject will be New Opportunities for Educated Boys and Girls-When Rightly Educated. Prof Clothier has had many years tNbtIltHNt III NOulS ptp- pie and a profitable. as well as enter taining lecture is promised. The pub
 lie is cordially invited. There will be
 no charge for admission
 MATCH MADE IN ENGLAND. - There Were married yesterday at the
 home of the bridegroom's brother.
 Samuel J. Gum of Congress. Phillip
 .. Gum and Miss Mary Olivia Mat
 thewS. The ceremony was performed
 by l.. Williams of the Christian church of this city. The bride and groom are
 both natives of England. where they were betrothed eight vears ago when the groom came to this country to seek
 his fortune. The bride arrived here a
 few days ago. She is a handsome English girl. The groom has for some
 time been foreman at the Congress mine
 A VANISHING WATCH-A strang- CT who refused to give his name yes terday morning reported that he had lost a valuable watch in an unusual manner. He was in the Redlight dis
 trict and was approached by a couple of negroes, one of whom asked him what time it was. He took his watch from his pocket. when it was snatch ed from his hand by one of the ne When it was reported at the station Capt Mcdonald sent a couple of off cers to the district to investigate. The loser of the watch could give no def mite description of the negroes and neither could a woman who was standing by. sbut she said that she would recognize either of them if she should see him again. This affair hap pened about one o'clock in the morn ing
 THE SUPREME CoURT-The No Vember meeting of the supreme court began yesterday but quickly adjourned until 9:30 this morning. Several mo- tiOns for admission to the bar were offered but as the examining board had not reported no action was taken on any of them. There are several applications for admission under the new law. George F.. Tralles of Tue son was admitted on d certificate from the supreme court of the District of Columbia The case of the territory against J. N. Gaines. tax collector of Cochise county. was set for hearing today. This is an action in mandamus
 begun by Attorney General Clark to compel the collector to. take action in the matter of collecting certain taxes from the Copper Queen Consolidated
 Mining company
 A SUCCESSFUL PASTOR. - Rev
 E.. H. MOwre, pastor of the M. F.. , church south, of Portland. Oregon, writes that he has been returned to that charge for the 5th year, in order to finish building the large and com modious church which he started shortly after being sent there and which he has personally managed and superintended from the beginning The { church had no work there prior to his appointment, which was for the pur- pose of organizing one. He has now
 a membership of two hundred and subscriptions. some 1000. which is
 q pretty good showing for a new field. The church when finished, will
 be one of the largest and best on the coast belonging to that denomination.
 Mir. Mowre was for several years a member of the NJ. E. church south.
 and for three and one half years pas ! tor of the church at Tempe. For that reason he is especially interested in the progress of the work here. and particularly desires to be remembered to all his old time friends and asso- ciates with whom he so faithfully la bored, both here and in Tempe. -O-