Arizona republican., 1910-07-10

Conner returned home yesterday rom Kirksville. Mo, where he was called on account of the serious illness of his father. He is somewhat better but not out of danger.
 GOING TO MICHlGAN-Dick Wick Hall who is in charge of the opera tions of the Tank Pass Mining com pany. west of SalOme, was in town yesterday preparatory to leaving for Houghton. Michigan, on mining busi ness.
 WENT IN AUTO-B. E. Gottsberger general manager of the Miami mines, came to Phoenix yesterday in his mo- tor car and went out again in the afternoon. In travelling between Miami and Phoenix he uses his automobile almost exclusively.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE First Church of Christ. Scientist. post office building. entrance on Monroe street: Sunday service at II o'clock. Wednesday evening meeting at eight oclok Subject of the lesson sermon, Sacrament" The public is cordially
 
 BOSTON STORE CONTEST - On account of the heavy voting in the popularity contest of the Boston store yeSterday the judges were unable to complete their work and the votes will be counted today. An announcement of the winners in the contest will be made on Monday.
 LOST JEWELRY-Allen Love of Wickenburg sent to the local police the description of articles of iewelry which he thinks were stolen by Mexican. There was d bracelet set with small diamonds and engraved l.. l.. or F. L. and three rings, one of them a thin gold band ring. Another bore the initials E. A. l.. on it.
 M. E. CHURCH, SoUTH-Southern Methodist church.: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; preaching at II a. m. by the pastor. subject "Defection from Christ: Its Cause and Cure" Epworth League at 7p. m, subject, The Chris tians Resource" Miss Lucy Oglesby, leader. In addition to the discussion of the lesson the pastor will deliver short sermonette. subject. All Things for Your Sakes" Everybody invited.
 WILL RESIDE IN THE VALlEY- D. Sands Pleasants of Matteawan, w. Va, an uncle of Mrs. w. F.. Thomas and Messrs John P. and Henry Orme, is a late arrival in the valley and he intends to make this his home. For several years MT. Peasants who is of an old Virginia family. has been en- gagged in dealing in coal and timber lands He has now retired from busi- ness and has sold or leased his hold ings.
 SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Sunday. July 10. Bible school t9:3O a. m.: church service 1O:15 a m. MT. Phillips VII give his second of the Pearl Series of talks for the summer. Remember the morning ser vices last but 45 minutes each Morn ing services will close at II o'clock. N. P. s. C. E. meets at D. m.. It always has d great service. Following the Young Peoples meeting every one is invited to join the union service at the First Methodist church.
 THOMAS -LOCKWOoD-New has just been received in Phoenix of the marriage of Harold F.. Thomas. son of pr. and Mrs. John w 'Thomas to Miss Lillian l.. Lockwood, in Los Angeles, July 6. Miss Lockwood has been teach ing school at San Diego and was for merly d resident of Glendale. Among those at the wedding were Dr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas and Dr. and Mrs w. w. Watkins. MT. and Mrs Thomas will reside in Los Angeles where MT Thomas will begin the practice of law
 RETURN OF MIKE RICE-Mike J. Rice returned to Phoenix yesterday after an absence of ten years Mir Rice has spent seven years of that time in Alaska, part of the time working at the newspaper business and part of the time in railroad surveying He would have been there yet but for a stubborn attack of rheumatism, which compelled him to seek differ ent kind of a climate, and knowing of the Arizona climate for forty years he returned here He is a familiar figure in every part of the territory.
 SURVEY COMPLETED-Streitz & Thompson yesterday forwarded to Washington, maps and pictures of the 1 federal building site in this city repre- 1 senting the completion of their work | of it's survey in accordance with in The survey shows every | bush. boulder. stake and contour line i on the lot and all the streets. alleys!I pipe lines. etc. in the vicinity, togeth- l CT with the buildings on the adjoining | property. Though not big job it has | probably called for more minuteness | of detail than any former survey in 1 these parts. There probably isn't an other federal building site in the coun- | try so clear of obstacles to conStruc- | tion as this one, the only thing of inn portance in the way of being a one story, Chinese laundry which can be easily disposed of when the time