Arizona republican., 1908-01-18
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ON REGULAR TRlP.-M o. Bick- nell. travelling passenger and freight agent of the Randolph lines is expect cd in Phoenix today on his regular business trip.
 CHURCH MUSlc.-Madame Pinney Pinney will sing on Sunday evening at the Christian church The Ninety and Nine" by Edward Campion. Miss Maude Gody's singing will be a fea- ture of the morning service.
 BUILDING HOUSES. Henry the real estate man, is having erected a nice, up to date five room cottage. with modern conveniences in the Dem his addition. It is of brick and will be for rent when finished.
 RETURN TO PHOENIx-Mrs Alice Campbell. sister of J. T. Whitney, is expected in Phoenix today from Pres colt, where she has been visiting for the past two months. Mrs. Campbell will remain in this city and take the position of lady attendant and be in charge of the office of Easterling and Whitney.
 NEW REAL ESTATE FlRM.-Wm.
 
 Ia partnership in the real estate busi- ness and have opened up an office at l24 West Washington street, Oppo- site the court house. MT. Meisch has been here over a year and came from Minnesota. He is very favorably i'm pressed with the promise of future ac- tivity in realty and likes the country. Mir. Elders has been here long enough to be properly designated as Hassay- amper
 JIM HOY'S ALTERNATIVE-Night before last Jim Hoy a resident of Chi natown terrorized that municipality, and yesterday morning he was before Justice Johnstone. The Chinese resi- dents testified that he was an unde- sirable person and the justice sen tenced him to six months in the coun- ty jail. He was told though that he could evade that sentence by deporting himself from Phoenix within twenty four hours. He decided 10 do it, and he was permitted to go.
 BASKET BALL TODAY. - There will be a basket ball game at the h. dian school today January IS, at 2:30 p. m., between the Normal girls from the Tempe Normal school and the In dian school girls team. There will be no admission charged, the game being to get the people to appreciate the game. Both schools have been play ing the game for several years and are putting up a first class exhibition of basketball
 ALHAMBRA MAIL SERVICE. - The DOstoffice at Alhambra is short ly to be discontinued and the patrons of that office have petitioned for an extension of the rural free delivery service to cover their necessities. It is proposed to add about five eighths of a mile to Route No. 3, which is now 25 3-4 miles long. By so doing. about twenty additional families may be served and though the route is already a big one. it is expected the applica- ton will be favOrably acted upon.
 CHRISTIAN cHURcH.-Last night a service was conducted for the chil- dren. 4 large number was present and manifested much interest in the service by answering many bible ques- tions. This evening at 1920 the evan gelist will hold service for fifty min- utes. MT. Spiegel will preach at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. on Sunday. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. conducted by J. M. Stewart. At 6:3O D. m. Christian Endeavor prayer meeting.
 NEW FlODER.-The Southern Pa 'cific has just issued a new folder on the West Coast route, the southern terminus of which will be Gaudalajara the metropolis of western Mexico. The length of the line from Nogales to its terminus is 1000 miles. Approximate ly 450 miles of the line has been con- structed. The folder contains a map of the route and several scenes along the line. including one on the Yaqui river. IL is issued under the imprint of the name of NJ. O. Bicknell c. F. and P. agent
 AN INVALID IMPoSToR. - Frank Riley, a man in the last stages of consumption. who has been infesting this community since last September became an inmate of the county jail yesterday. He is charged with the theft of lot of goods, belonging to man of whom he had been taking care in a tent south of the city. The man who was suffering from a broken leg, was removed to the hospital the Oth- CT day and Riley as soon as possible thereafter shipped the goods to his former home at Garnett Kansas. Soon after Riley landed in Phoenix he ap- piled to the Associated Charities for assistance and was given some relief. Soon after that he fell under suspicion and inquiry was made at Garnett re- garding his antecedents. It was found that he had a bad record and warning was given through the newspapers to stores and persons to whom he might apply for relief. He will be tried be- fore Justice Kyle.
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