Arizona republican., 1907-11-24
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NEW NOTARiES.-Fred l.. Girtner, of Tucson, and Dwight B. Heard. of Phoenix. were yesterday appointed mo- taries public by Governor Kibbey.
 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SER VICES.-"The test of the ages will be the subject tonight at the Seventh Day Adventist church. cor Third and Pierce streets. Something new.
 Y. M. C. A. MEETING.-Prof. George Blount will address the Y. Nj. C. A. Sunday afternoon at D. m. in Lam sons hall. Subject. The Young Man That Wins" All men are invited.
 PRESCOTT WSlToR..FredB Brecht. of Prescott was in Phoenix yesterday en route home from the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Masons at Mo- renci.
 MINNESOTA RESlDENTS.-W w. Moore and family of Minnesota. arr rived in the city yesterday to spend the winter and will probably locate permanently in the valley.
 A WEEKS viSIT.-Mrs. Clara Bak- CT. teacher of the Mesa schools. spent the institute week in the city a guest of her friend. Mrs. Isaac Hayes. of 62O North First street.
 MEETING OF EAGlES.-Therew will be a meeting of Arizona Aerie. No. IFS, F. O. F.. Monday night at which there will be nomination of officers and other important business A full attendance is desired
 BACK FROM YAvAPAl.-W. F.. Deity returned yesterday from a trip to Yavapai county where he went to examine mining properties. Though things are a little quiet in a mining way there are indications of an early revival of interest
 THE GOOD TIME COMING. - The Philathea club of the First NJ. F.. church will give a spread Monday night at D. m. in its class room. All the young ladies are cordially invited especially the strangers. No admission jolly time good things to eat
 TANNER CHAPEL A. NJ. E. CHURCH.-James Washington. pastor. Sabbath services. preaching at IO:SO a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sunday school at 2. m. class meeting at r m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 D. m. Thansgiving dinner Thursday from F m. to D. m. The young peoples Dun bar club Friday at 7:30
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SClENTiST.-Postoffice building. en- trance on Monroe street. Services at II a. m. Sunday school at 9:45. We'd nesday evening meeting at 7.30 Read ing rooms maintained in connection with this church are located at the same address and are open daily from 10 to 11:36 q. m. and from to D. m. All literature on Christian Science may be read here or purchased if desired. Visitors are made welcome.
 BAND CONCERT. The Pioneer band will render the following program at the city hall plaza at p. m to- day: March. "The Wizard" Losey: Summer Dream. characteristic. FIath: Overture, Light Cavalry. Suppe: In- termezzo. Fairy Queen. Wenrich; Se- lections from the Woodland" Luders: Medley overture. Bits of Remick Hits, Lampe: March. Progress Hill.
 ITS HAPPILY SETTLED. D.-The ham was confiscated but $. J. Tribolet succeeded in the establishment of a principle which was of far greater i'm portance to him than a case of hams. This has reference to the imbroglio described at some length in The Re publican of yesterday concluded by the atta chment of couple of trunks the property of Fred Hutter. who had sought to get even in the matter of a disputed account with MT Tribolet by ordering or causing to be ordered q certain ham. NIT. Hutter admitted at the close of the day that he had erred in his methods. Thereupon. MT Trib- olet signified that he was willing to make things easy for him. Mir. Hutter. who really enjoyed the good will of Mir TribOlet and moreover had a good reputation. found everybody disposed to he considerate toward him. The costs were remitted SD far as possible and he was given possession of his trunks The ham having been thus theoretically paid for was still in the possession of the sheriff Under Sher- iif Wood teleDhoned to Mir Tribolet recounting the energetic services of the sheriffs office in vindicating him and suggesting that the proper thing for him tO do now would be to donate the ham to the office Mr. Tribolet donated il by telephone and the litigous incident was closed