Arizona republican., 1907-12-15
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 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Nicanor ] Corrales and Mamie Morrell.
 SCHOOL WILL RESUME.-School will be resumed again tomorrow in the Creighton school house, District No. 4.
 OFF FOR COAL FIELDS.-Charles DeMund, J. w. Ambrose and Dave Nelson will leave this afternoon for the Pinal coal fields. on the 2:30 Winkel- man train MT Nelson is an old friend of Mir. Ambrose, and is engaged in the cattle business in Mohave county. THE PEACE DISTURBERS.-Man- uel Flores. Richard Blair and James | Casey were before Justice Juhnstone yesterday charged with a disturbance of the peace They were each sent to | jail for seven days. Francisco Velasco would have got a similar term. but he ! happened to have the money.
 PRESCOTT VISITOR.-A w. Ed wards of Prescott was a Phoenix visit or yesterday. returning home on this mornings train. on the way down. he stopped over at Castle Hot Springs for day or so. and reports happy and Gontented aggregation of guests at that famous resort.
 SUNDAY SERVICES-At the Salva- ton Army 10 a. m. open aid meeting; II a. m. Junior meeting; ? p. m,sopen air meeting (plaza): D. m. open air meeting; D. m. evening service. Sub jeCt A Bad Man Made Good. Service led by Bro Mercer
 RECORD BREAKING TEN DAYS The Phoenix Water department col lected rates within the first ten days of the month amounting to S4251.O5. That comes near being the high record for any month and it is the high rec ord for any ten days. There were in the whole list. only thirtv-five delin- quentS. Yet rumors reach Phoenix of a financial stringency on the outside,
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.-The Rev. George B. Smyth D. D.. of the san Francisco. field secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church, will occupy the pull pit of the church at the morning serv- ice today. You can't afford to miss it. He may never come this way again. At
 
 meetings No meetings of the Leagues today because of other special services. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will be held today the third Sunday in Advent. in Trinity Episcopal church. South Second Avenue. the Rev. J. W. Atwood rector. as follows: Holy Communion at o'clock; Kindergarten and Sunday School at 10 o'clock; Morning Prayer and sermon on The Religious Teaching of Whittier at II o'clock: evening prayer and address at 1.S0 o'clock.
 THE BIOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF SALOONS.-Theb board of super Visors made it clear yesterday that sa- looms shall be established only in re- spectable neighborhoOds in Phoenix There will be no more in the Tender loin or convenient to that district. At tilio Magnani yesterday made applica- tion for a license for a saloon at the corner of Sixth and Madison streets. T. was denied on the ground of The pro- posed location which is only a block l from the limits of the Redlight district
 LAW DAY ESsNoN.-Most of the business in the district court yesterday went over tc another day. In the | case of Grace AL Herst against w. R l Herst. it was announced that the de- | cree would be signed on the transcrib- | ing of the testimony. Tn the matter of ! Erie F. Skaden. substitute plaintiff i against James w. Latimer and others. an application for 9 receiver. went | over to December 2l. The proposed | receivership is in relation to the Wills | Mining company against which Lati- | mer and others secured a judgment | which is alleged by the plaintiff in this | case to be defective. Tn the condem- | nation suit of the <. F. F. & P. against | Rose Marcou. exceptions to the cost | bill were withdrawn and the plaintiffs | motion for a new trial went over to | the next law day. Several other mat | ters were reset for next Saturday.
 4 CLASS REUNiON.-Piano pupils | of J. Homer Grunn held a class re- union yesterday afternoon at the | School of Music. Those of the class who took part in the program were Misses Nellie Peck, Bernice Sharpe. Lemmie StaHffer Pearl Stauffer Nina May Hurley. Edna West erfield, Nellie Trott Loie Mullen. Cath crime Avic, Mrs. Frank Lloyd Stuchal, and Mrs. W. 4. Betts. At the next one to be announced later. other stu dents will take part
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI. ENTlST-Postoffice building entrance r on Monroe Street. Services at II a. m. |. Subject of lesson sermon. "Is the Uni verse Including Man, Evolved by l. Atomic Force" Sunday school al 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30. l. The reading rooms maintained in con nection with this church. are located |. at the same address and are open for the use of the public All Literature pertaining Co Christian Science may lcre be read nr nurcIlase1 il SD desired l