Arizona republican., 1908-01-12
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FIRST NJ. E. CHURCS-Preachin morning and evening bv the pastor. Special music at both services. Sun day school at s:45. Junior League at pm. Euworth League at 6:30.
 4 MBSTONE VlStTOR-Attor- ney James Riclly of Tombstone was
 in the city yesterday on legal busi- ness. He reports business conditions as very good in that section and min
 ing activities picking up a little the
 past few weeks.
 TANNER CHAPEL-A. NJ F. church. Rev. James Washington pas tor Preaching today at 10:45 am. and 7:45 pm. Sunday school at 2 pm.
 There will be services all the coming week at 7:S0 h.m. Every one made welcome.
 NEW RATlONS-Articles of 1 the following corporations were filed
 in the office Of the county recorder yesterday: Esperanza Mining Co. capital stock S1.0O0.00O. incorporators George D. Nichol. Louis Nichol. Mark Bideu. Golden Elizabeth Gold Mining Co. capital stock S1.O0O. .OG0. incorpora- tors Wm. owen. l.. \. owen.
 Y. M. C. A.-On Sunday at D. m..
 in Lamsons Hall. Judge J c. Phillips ! will address the Y. NJ. C. A. on the subject Prepare for War in Time of Peace Is Contrary to the Mission of Christ to this, World" MT William Corpstein will play trombone solo. All men are invited.
 AT THE OlYMPIC.-Another good house greeted this popular company last night in it's cleter presentation of The Lighthouse Robbery" The spec ialties by Della Pringle. Claude Kelly. Laura Laird and Grace Hamilton were | hits of the evening. Tonight The Par ! ish Priest" will be on for the first time and there will be a change of special ties
 A TELEGRAPHlc INQUIRY Marshall Moore yesterday received the l following telegram which to him is rather mysterious in some ways: Get address J. T. Scott, sick man. arrived
 seventh; answer" A was sent by q. r.. Behen Of Burr oak. Kansas. Any
 one who can give any information as
 to the whereabouts of the party nam | ed in the telegram will confer flaw
 or on the city marshall and the party making the request
 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIS COURSE-At the church at 1.3O to- night. corner Third street and Pierce. Bril- ear line the subject will be The Great Day Of the Lord Hasteth Great
 ly." Present day events will be com pared with the prophecies. \ most cordial invitation is extended To the public. IL will be a good idea to bring your Bible or a note book to preserve references
 POLICE BUSINESS-Jessie. prostitute. Was sent below for ten days yesterday by Recorder Thomas.
 Santiago Hermenez for being drunk got five days. MirFndo Sysmes for harboring a prostitute. was released. as he has two young girls to look af-
 ter He was admonished and told to travel the straight road Cornelius Contrarez. the dope fiend. was sen tenced to ten days as a vag. Tillie Saybers forfeited a $10 bail Loretta Garcia drunk and disorderly. was fin ed S7 and Frank Ryan a hobo. went below for five days. q
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES First Church of Christ Scientist Tn postoffice building. entrance on Mon Toe street. Services at II am. Sub iect of lesson-sermon. Sacrament" Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at 7.3O. Reading rooms maintained by this church will be found at the same address and are open for the use cf the public. All authorized literature on Christian Science may here be read or purchas- ed if desired. All visitors are made welcome and are cordially invited to attend church services.
 THE LAW DAY-There was anoth- er hearing yesterday morning In dis trict court in the case of the Detroit Trust company and others against the Eastern Sugar company and others After that other pending matters were taken tip. In the case Of E. L. Hoehne against the La Reina Gold company there was written order for the sale of the assets of the company. Pearl F, Berry was granted divorce from Frederick r.. Berry on the ground of failure to support. The suit of Abra- ham Mendel and others against A. Hunsaker was dismissed at the mo- tion of the plaintiff at the plaintiffs cost. In the case of Erie Skadam substitute, against Joseph Whitmore and others. a suit involving some min
 ing property in Yuma county. the pe- titiCn of the Title Guaranty and Sure ty company to be released from the injunction bond was argued and de- nied.
 Any person knowing the wherea- bouts of NIT. Charles Parker. who was recently in the employ of MT Dolph Evans of Buckeye. will confer a favor on Mr. Shirley Christy by notifying him.