Arizona republican., 1907-02-19

ings Of the apostles and how men as
sumed more and more power and nj
! last substituted ordinances Of men for
/ the true teachings Of the bible. The
I third gave tine history of the refOrma
/ ton begun by Martin Luther and fol-
[ lowed by Calvin Knox Wesley and
I others showing how the church was di-
/ vided and subdivided till now there are
over 500 different Protestant churches
( Ir. Williams also spoke of the ten
dency Of present times being 20 go
] back Of crccds and confessions of faith
| to the doctrines of the apostles and the
! teachings of Christ. The subject for
Tuesday night viii be Conditions o;
Membership in the Church Of Christ.
4 cordial invitation is extended 10 all
to attend these meetings. Services be-
gin at 1880 each evening.
CHARITY 6ALL-ThOse who have
in mind the helping along Of the free
district nursing project of the Arizona
Health League. should bear in mind
that the ball for raising funds will be
held on Thursday night in the Melc-
zer hall and all respectable people
will be cordially welcomed.
DEVOTED TO ART-Raymond F.
Wright. a recent arrival al the Hotel
Adams. IS one Of whom it may be said
his life is devoted to art. for with
him it is both a business and a pleas
ure. He is representing A. Z. Schncid-
er Of New York. Milwaukee and Ant
werp. an importer and collector of
paintings and water colors.
A GIFT OF oRANGES-Council-
man Mcintyre of Yuma county yester-
day presented To the council its at
taches and members Of the newspa-
per fraternity q box of oranges from
the Yuma Heights Fruit company's
orchards. Nothing better in the form
of an orange was ever seen in this
valley. They surpassed in color and
far surpassed in flavor and juiciness
the best California fruit and were
cqualed only by the famous products
Of the groves of this valley.
A VALUABLE RANCH-Though
the name Of the buyer could not be
learned it was reported yesterday that
the Garside ranch Of 100 acres. living
Immediately east Of the Hurley ranch
and northeast OF the Brill addition.
had been sold at $3.50 per acre. The
improvements are slight. consisting OF
4 little adobe house and part of the
property in alfalfa. the rest being de-
voted to grain. This. considering the
lack Of Improvements, is about the
best valuation placed on ranch prop
erty thus far. but it IS well worth the
money and a cheap buy with present
prospects.
X. OF P. SOCIAL SESSIoN-To-
night the Knights of Pythias lodge of
this city will hold an open social ses-
sion to which they have invited their
friends. The event will be to ceIe-
brate the founding of the order of
knights of Pythias at Washington.
forty-three years ago. Much care has
been taken By the committees In
charge of the social to make it a hap
py event It will BE- in the form of a /
stag social and the greater part of the
evening viii be taken up in banquet |
ing, making addresses and toast re-
spending. Among the speakers will Z
be Judge Street, Dr. Foss and Hon. /
Cleaveland.
THE TWO BENNETTS-J Harry |
Bennett. superintendent of the Penn |
sylvania & Arizona mine. Harry ]. /
Bennett, superintendent of the Buffa- /
10 & Arizona, and Mr.. Bassett OF New
York, stakeholder in the latter will
leave this morning for their respective 1
mines north OF Hot Springs junction. 4
Harry J. OF the Buffalo & Arizona. on'l
this trip has paid for $4,000 worth |