Arizona republican., 1907-02-24

January 26. As compared with No | vember T. when the average reserve ] was lS.43 per cent. il is 19 per cent. 1 Other increases are: Loans and dis i counts from S3.65S.fpl to S2.Sg7.l53: gold coin from S26ofo5 to $325.19o; 1 lawful money reserve from S56i,061 Co | s6N6.140: individual deposits from ! $elI4US7 to SI003.773.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. l TlST-POstoffice building. first floor entrance on Monroe street. Ser | vice at IT a. m. Subject. Christ Je- sus." Vocal solo. Redemption, by Miss Grace Holland. Sunday school at 70 o'clock. Wednesday evening
 meeting at 7:3p o'clock Reading rooms. same address; open daily from ! To a. m. to F. and 2 r. m. to f. Every 1 body welcome.
 FIRST M. E. cHURcH-This morning the pastor will preach on the Church of Laodice2." Ir. and Mrs. Baker the noted blind singing evan geiists will sing for the last time iu
 Phoenix at our morning service to- day. Come and hear them. The even ing hour at 1.3J will be given up en-
 tirely Co an elaborate sacred concert.
 Sunday school at 9:45. Junior Legue
 at o'clock Epworth League at 6:30.
 A MOONLIGHT PICNlC-Next Sat u,lIy evening there will be a moon
 light picnic to Hole-in-the Rock. A large hayrack will convc- the party
 to their destination. Martin McCauly. Cecil Richardsons. Linyille Lutgerdiug
 and Harry Kerr are the promoters of
 the picnic and they are working hard
 to make it a success. They have ask
 ed two of the high school teachers to
 be the chaperones.
 THE SERVICE PENSIONS-Jus-
 tice of the Peace Kyle has just receiv-
 ed the pension blanks that have been
 made Co conform to the last pension
 law Of congress. passed upon on Feb.
 9th. The law now alIowes all civil
 war veterans that a-o siXty-two years
 old SIP per month; all seventy years
 of age, S15 per month and all that
 are sevonty-five or over $2O per month
 FINAL coUHTT MINEs-John
 McCabc. a well known Arizona mine operator, whose greatest activities are now devoted to projects in Pinal county. was a Phoenix visitor yester- day in company with l.. \. Snyder Mr. Snyder was formerly an ore buy CT for the Fl Paso Smelling company. but has now associated himself with NcCahc as manager Of the Sin Rival ! tNo R.vaD Copper Co. which was or ! ganizci by Mr McCabe Its proper , ties are in the Silver King and Supe- ! rior section and aye known as the, Sil- l yer King group They include claims | lying between tie Superior mine and ! the old Silver King mine known as ] the Cope property. and other claims | that surround on three sides. the old | Silver King claim and still other | claims that surround on three sides ! the old Silver Queen claim.
 TOURNAMENT TOOAY-The last 1 act of the big steer tying tournament ! will be seen today at Eastlake park where Jack Gibson will assemble the | aggregation of range artists who gave . so successful an exhibition on Friday. T The program is scheduled to begin at T ? 3o o'clock but the people may begin II assembling as early as they please T and roll around on the grass until the Il big show begins. All those who par ,icipatcd Friday are expected to lend | their activities toward making the | show a success today. They will have Il to if they hope tO get in the money Il Tor the records of Friday and Sunday Il will both be used in deciding the win ners of the various contests. In ad- iition to Fridays program there will I be cowboy relay race. the feature of the entertainment necessarily can 'elled on Friday by the misfortune of Oscar Roberts. who was one of the The program will consist )f steer tying by seventeen vaqueros. bronco riding, flag picking and relay race. and there will be enough Of it | To last all afternoon.