Arizona republican., 1908-05-16
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 A LOS ANGELES vIsIToR-C. w Salter of Los Angeles is a business lvisitor in the city for a few days.
 A GLOBE OFFICER-E. W. Hen derson. deputy sheriff of Graham county was in the city yesterday on business.
 LEFT FOR FL PAso-G. A Frost of Fl Paso left last night for his home atfer a couple of days here on business relative to the Y. M. C. A. building. .k M8
 CATTLE ARRIVE - Twenty cars of stock from the Winkelman country came in yesterday over the P. & E. pected here Sunday.
 Y. M. c. A. LEcTURE.-Rev. J. E. Crutchfield will lecture before the Y. M. c. A. Sunday at 3 p. m. on the sub ject, Francis of Assist" There will be good music. All men invited.
 THE OFFENDERS-Jesu .Balden- gro was yesterday arrested for dis turbing the peace and was assessed a $11 fine in Justice Kyle's court. c. Mendoza for drunkenness was sent to jail for 5 days.
 TO EMPLOY TEAcHERS.-The trustees of Phoenix school district will meet next Tuesday evening for the purpose of employing teachers for the coming year The meeting was to have been held last night but was post poned.
 RECEIVED MACHINERY - The Newberry Mining company yesterday received two car loads of machinery which will be installed at the mine in Pinal county and it will be worked on a much more extensive scale than before. The shipment consisted of boilers, hoists, pipe and other neces- saries.
 NEW MASTER MEcHANIc-A. N. Mum has been appointed master me chanic of the NJ. & P. to succeed E.. F. Leonard, resigned. Mir. Mum was formerly roundhouse foreman at Lordsburg and is considered a thor oughly capable superintendent in this department of railroad activities.
 LAWN PlCNlC-The Ladies Mis- sionary society of the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon held a so cial session at the home of s. H.
 
 Following this lawn picnic--was en- joyed, tables were spread with many good things and about 200 members of the congregation were entertained.
 OWNERSHIP CHANGED.-Ray Wilson, who has hitherto conducted the Art Printing company, a job print ing establishment on South First ave nue, has sold it to Harry T. Young and Harry E. Pierce who will continue the business at the same location. MT. Young is a well known printer and linotype operator and MT. Pierce is a new arrival from the east.
 ON EASTERN vlSlT-Mrs., Jasper Dobbs left yesterday for a several weeks visit in the east. A short time will be spent in Kansas City and Evansville, Indiana, from which place she will go to MT. Dobbs' old home in the Blue Grass state. from that place the Mammoth Cave is a dis tance of only 21 miles.
 A CLUB OUTlNG.-The Philathea club had an outing Thursday night at Eastlake park. At 6:15 a luncheon of lettuce, sandwiches, pickles, deviled eggs, barbecued meat, waters and lemonade, was served and heartily en- joyed The boats were at the disposal young ladies had a fine time showing their skill as oarsmen.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-L. Will Hams, minister, corner Fifth avenue and Monroe. Sunday school. 9:45. J. M. Stewart, superintendent. Subject sermon at II a. m: T shall be satis- fled when I awake with they likeness" 6:45 p. m, Christian Endeavor prayer meeting; 7:45 D. m., subject sermon. "The Good Confession" Miss Murphy will sing at the morning service
 SACRED cONcERT-At the First M. E. church. Hymn, Praise ye thee Lord. Quartette, Hark, Hark My Soul. Solo, Hold thou my hand-Miss Rol- lins. Offertory, MT. s. V. Behen. Duet, Lead Kindly Light-Mrs. Tafel, Miss Rollins. Solo, Singing in Gods Acre-Mr Ernest Wilson. Double quartette. Venita-Dudley Buck. Ad- dress, Rev. Geissinger, Hymn, Con gregation.
 CENTRAL METHODIST, oPPo- SITE STOFFICE-Sunday School 9:45 a. m., H. A. Hughes, superin-  D. m.; Epworth League at ' D. m Morning sermon theme: Temptation, a Study in Motives Evening ser mon, a lecture: Daniel" The pulpit will be occupied by J. E. Crutchfield both morning and evening. and the same speaker will address the Y. M. c. A. at it's rooms at 3 p. m. upon the theme: Francis of Assizi."
 CHICKENS ENROUTE-Six hun dred fuzzy yipping white leghorn chicks were received by Wells Fargo express yesterday consigned to L. H. Lehman of Glendale. They had just stepped out of the incubator at Los Angeles and then they boarded the train for Phoenix. MT. Lehman is engaged in the poultry business at Glendale on an extensive scale and Thursday received another consign ment of 700 chicks of the same va riety. Last year from 1900 hens he