Arizona republican., 1908-01-19
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Chapel, A. NJ. F. church, corner Of Sec ond and Jefferson street. conducted by James Washington. pastor. assisted by Rev. w. <. Humphrey of Tucson: Preaching at 1O:4O a. m. and at 7:45 D. m.; Sunday school at D. m.; prayer meeting at D. m. Sunday morning, every one is invited and made well come. These meetings will continue until Jan. I26
 NEW POSITION FOR PAGE.-Hy Page is now the general agent at Guaymas, Mexico handling both freight and passenger business. It is one Of the most important points of the line. and the place is in the nature of promotion for, MT. Page. The news was brought here yesterday by NJ. O. Bicknel of the Randolph lines. Pages Phoenix friends will be glad to learn of his good fortune.
 RIGGS WRIxON. - Last night Miss Geraldine WriXon. a daughter of MT. Thomas WriXon, one of Chicago's oldest druggists. and MT. Harry Lee Rigg, brothr- in-law of Capt. J. D. Warrington. formerly second vice president of the Chesapeake and ohio railway. of Lexington. Ky. were united in marriage at the home of MT. Sam uel Reed and his sister, Mrs. Brown. in Tempe. MT. and Mrs. Rigg will re- side al 333 East Monroe street.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI- IST.-PoStoffiCe building. entrance on Monroe street: Morning service at II o'clock. Subject of lesson sermon: Life" Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30, Reading rooms are maintained in con- nection with this church. and are To- cated at the same address. and are open to the public. All authorized lit- erature on Christian Science may here be read or purchased. if so desired Visitors are made welcome. All are cordially invited to attend church ser vices
 STOLE A TABLE.-Antonio Avera was arrested yesterday and with him Jesus Olivia charged with having talk en a table from Massie's store. The Mexican was caught with the goods on. carrying the table along the street as though it belonged 10 him. It was proved that his friend who was as sisting in transporting the stolen peice of furniture had nothing to do with the confscatiOn. He was released and Avera was sentenced to fifteen days in jail by Justice Kyle. Francisco Me dina for being drunk was given five days.
 DEPOSITION OF ExPERT.-The Union Bank and Trust company filed notices in the office of the clerk of the court yesterday preparatory to taking the deposition of Expert Hilz- nger. who lately examined the books of the bank. Mir. Hilznger represent ed a surety company on the bond of J. s. Mcdowell who was discharged by the bank last Septepber from his position as cashier Some small short ages were found in McDowelTs ac- counts and the surety company em- ployed Mir Hilzneer to go over them. The bank is protected against any loss by the surety company bond.
 PHOENIX FLAG WINNERS-The educational department of the WOm- ans Magazine company of St. Louis offered to fifth and sixth grade schools a prize for the ten best stories of the flag from any one school, and a prize for the ten best Illustrated stories on any subjects from any one school. The prize for the flag stories was an eight foot flag and the prize for the illus trated stories was a large picture. Miss Emma Rebman's room of the Central school secured the flag on essays written for the first time. which proves again that Phoenix has the bright children as well as excellent teachers.
 HERE FROM TUcSON.-M. O. Bicknell, general freight and passenger agent of the Randolph lines was in the city yesterday on a business trip Mir Bicknell has just returned from a trip to Mexico along the West Coast route where he found mining lively and bus mess conditions very good. Consider able interest is being ,aKen in the country along the Yaqui river by American capital. A few days ago a party of Indianapolis people were in the section looking at some properties Railroad building is going on steadily Regarding local railroad improvements MT. Bicknell said that that did not come in his department and could make no authoritative statements. However the cOmpany's plans were not changed in the least and it was q matter of an indeterminate period till some Improvements would be under taken. He thought it probable that packing facilities would be provided for the orange growers next season. More than that he was not in a po-