Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
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BALL GAME ToDAY-The game between the Phoenix and Bisbee base ball teams at Eastlake park will he called at o'clock this afternoon.
 HOME AGAIN.-Mrs. Stanley Por-
 ter and children. who have been vis-
 itng in California since midsummer,
 have returned home.
 A THANKSGIVING SERVICE
 There will be a Thanksgiving service
 at the Christian Science church. Thurs
 day morning at lo:30 a. m.. Postoffice
 building. Entrance on Monroe street.
 NEW NOTARiES-James s. Day of Phoenix. W. R. Blackmer of Liberty and Neill Alfred of Globe were yester- day appointed notaries public by Gov ernor Kibbev
 STORES WILL ClOSE-It is un- derstood that some of, the Phoenix stores will be closed all day today and all the larger ones will be closed dur ing the afternoon.
 A DAUGHTER-Mr. and Mrs. D. n. Crabb have welcomed new daughter to their household and are conse- quently happy regardless of how badly things are torn up on Wall street | HOLIDAY HOURS-Bowing in re- spect to the time honored institution of Thanksgiving Postmaster McClin- . tock and his cohorts will today ob- serve Sunday hours.
 | K. OF p. MEETiNG.-The Knights l of Pythias have arranged for to make it interesting for all in attendance at 1 the regular meeting of the lodge Friday evening. Nomination of officers for the ensuing term will also come up | the same evening
 ! HOLIDAY HOURS.-The down town santa Fe offices will be closed today ' from 12:S0 n. m. until 5:30 ?. m. and | win then remain open only for one hour. The freight house will be closed ! all afternoon except for the handling | of perishable freight
 A CHANGE OF BUSiNESS.-Pros- per Bordone. who has lately abandoned the saloon business. in which he has ' been engaged for several years. has arranged to go into the general com mission business with offices at I9 s. [ Center Street
 RANGERS REsIGN.-J. P. McDon- ald and W. f. Bates have resigned from the ranger force. Mir Mcdonald also reSigning from the auxiliary office he held of cattle inspector. This will not | necessarily impair the strength of the ranger organization a great while. for there are something less than a thous- and applications already on file fer ap- pointment to the force.
 NOBLE TSMEN.-The Wins low Mail says: Fred Brown and John Lewis came in yesterday from near Pinetop with six deer in their ( Nk-a Thax- httn ing and claim that if the deer had not all been driven out they would have had better luck The writer ex- amined the six dead deer and found that three Of them had been killed by rifle shots and three had been talked to death-'
 PETTY M'OONALD. - William F. Petty and Miss Clara E. Mcdonald were united in marriage at I o'clock yesterday afternoon by Father Nova tus. Both the bride and groom have been residents of the city for some time. The groom is employed by the. Alkire Shoe Co. and the bride has for some time been connected with the tel ephone exchange. At the marriage Miss Josie Kinney acted as bridesmaid and F. :. Hainan as groomsman. MT. and Mrs. Petty will be at home at IA N. Third Street
 NOT QUITE CRAZY ENOUGH. - { The case of Christian Bauer who was taken up on suspicion of being crazy night before last. was given d hearing in probate court yesterday and was discharged on the recommendation of the examining physicians. Though he was the victim of hallucinatiOn there were no indications that he was dan gerous to himself or others. He thinks he is the owner of a gas well his be- lief being based on the fact that the water is black. or discolored which somebody told him was a certain sign of oil or gas. The footing of automo- piles in the neighborhood of his house evidence of design on his gas well He figured that nobody but q capital ist could ride in an automobile and nobody but a capitalist would have any business with a gas well. Bauer show ed sufficient reason to admit that he might be mistaken about the ulterior purposes of those who he thinks are trying to get possession of the we'll but that he has a gas well he regards as an unalterable fact.
 Prosper Bardone, commission mer- chant, 19 South Center St.
 To the West End grocery trade: You can get your groceries delivered promptly and carefully by F. F.. Pat