Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-21
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COUNTRY cLUe.-Mrs l. T. Stod-
| dard ana Mrs l.. y. Darby viii serve
al the Country club this afternoon.
LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
license was issued yesterday To Bcr-
nard +. Windhaus and Mary NJ. Sncc-
tchesi.
! A VISITOR FROM ARLINGTON
iC w. Peterson of the Arlington coun-
/ try. is IN the cit:- and viii remain I'M
/ til after Sunda-
FROM SILVER MINE.-Mr and
I Mrs. oscar Jenning Of the Silver mine
near Wickenburs are spending a few
days in Phoenix and are stopping at
the Commercial hotel.
RETURNING HOME.-Mrs. T. NJ.
Sloan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Plank. will return to her home in Los
Angeles. this evening. after short
visit here
FREE METHODIST CHURCH. -
The pastor. Rev. +. \. Ames. will
preach SUNDAY at II a. m. on Holiness.
and at 40 on salvation. All are cor
daily invited.
GONE FOR HOLIDAYS. - A. Z.
Markwith aid r. II. Hubbard. TWO
electricians who have been employed
on the Noble building, left last night
for their home in Los Angeles to spend
the holidays
EVENING EPISCOPAL SERVICE
A change has been made in the hour of
the evening service at Trinity Episco-
pal church. the service now being held
at 7:30 o'clock, instead of in the af-
ternoon as formerly.
SURVEY APPRoVED.-Survey No.
No. 2409. embracing the Santa cruz.
Santa Maria and Tiajuana lode mining
claims. has been approved by the sur
veyOr general These claims are stu
ated In the Tyndall Mining District.
Santa Cruz county. and are claimed by
William F. Balcom, James Kane and
William p BLAKE
NEW CORPORATIONS-American
Land and Timber COMPANY; capital
stock 100000: incOrporators. Miller
Y Smith, Lewis F. Bailey. Carol
Keeto: Mexican Exploration and Min
ing Co. capital stock $5.O0OO0O; in
corpOrators Celora NJ. Stoddarj. w. J.
Downing Charles X Bacman; Beacon
Copper Co, capital stock $4,000 600;
ence y Chase, Francis GalaugL
STARTING NEW STAND. 49, Ben
Blakeney, who some time ago threat
ened to start shoe shining trust in
the city by taking over several stands.
has leased d spot in the entrance Of
the Bank Exchange and viii soon be
ready for business at the new location.
Ben says he has ordered one of the
finest layouts in the way Of a shining
stand that was ever brought to town.
Ben has polished shoes on about
every available corner and nook in the
City and still holds his share of the
trade wherever he goes.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services will be held tomorrow. the
fourth Sunday in Advent. in Trinity
Episcopal church, South Second Ave,
the Rev. ]. W. Atwood. rector, as fol-
lows: Kindergarten and Sunday school
at 10 O'Clock; morning prayer and SER
mon at II o'clock: evening prayer and
address at 1880 o'clock. On Christmas
day. next Wednesday. there viii be
celebration of the Holy Communion at
10 O'Clock The Christmas festival OF
the children Of the Sunday school will
be held on saturday mkt. Holy Inno-
cents da.-. at o'clock.
HE GOT THE LIMIT. Z. Sack
EFT. who was arrested on Tuesday
night for an assault upon a little girl.
got off very easily but he got all that
could be given him II was thought
that he could be punished for Grim
inal assault. but it was later ascer-
tanned that the testimony of the child
4 -. {. l.
trial court. and in that case there
could be no testimony at all. and al
though the old man had informally
admitted his guilt. there would be lit
tie probability OF his conviction He
was accordingly allowed to plead gull
ty to simple assault and that was done
Justice tombstone yesterday sentenced
him 10 ninety days in the county Jail.
DISTRICT COURT. In district
court yesterday the case of Gibson
Taylor against the Alta Mining and
Smelling company was concluded and
on I've motion os the defendant It was
given judgment. The trial order was
vacated b. consent in the case of
N"Th"n /. Clark and others against
tnc ljl;.. II Heard Land and Cattle
cJinplIty ;nd others /. the matter Of
the application for the dissolution of
the Valley Realty company the return
to the citation vas continued To De-
cember 2Tth. Bessie L. Everett was
granted q decree Of divorce from VIM.
G. Everett The case of Phoebe l. Nc
C,illough against William VI. McCol-
bEgh was continued until December
27Ju