Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

| " K. of P. hall Sunday at II a, m Subject: Sketches from the Life of Julia Ward Howe" Everyone who
 is interested in the lives of Ameri-
 ca's great women will be welcome tol 1 this lecture. 1 BISHOP TO PREAcH-The Rt. Rev, J. Mills Kendrick, Bishop of
 New Mexico and the retiring Bishop
 of Arizona, will preach at the norns ing service at Trinity church to- morrow, giving some of his impres- sions of the General Convention of
 the church, from which he has re- | gently returned.
 TO HOLD BANQUET-The Young Mems Phoenix club is planning to hold
 banquet at the Ford hotel on Tues | day evening, November l, and notices of the gathering will be mailed to the
 individual members in due time. It | is expected that some member of the constitutional convention will be pres ent and address the banqueters relative to the commission form of government or upon so other live topic.
 FELL INTO BASEMENT-Aw work
 man employed by the Doris Heyman company suffered a severe fall yes terday morning, while placing new
 awnings outside the Phoenix National Bank, but miraculously escaped without any injury more serious than
 few bruises. He was standing on window ledge on the east side when he lost his balance and fell to the bottom of the basement, fully l fifteen feet below him. Those who saw him fall thought he must cer- tainly be killed and were surprised when he walked up the steps as good as new. NEW MILL RUNNING-The new ten-stamp mill recently erected on the Philes property on Cave creek, now being operated by w. A. Bondurant as the Luena Mining company, was start ed few days ago and is reported to be running satisfactorily. The small Huntington mill which was used pre- viously is now supplanted but it did enough good work to satisfy the own CTS that the property is all right and to encourage their construction of the new mill, which is said to be ,as fine one as can be Mound anywhere. MT. Champie is in charge of milling op-
 ASSAULT CHARGE-A charge of aggravated assault was yesterday placed against Jacob Carr, the Yuma Indian boy who came so near killing John Osif Nolan, a fellow pupil, at the Indian school Tuesday evening. When | Carr will be arraigned is uncertain. but | it will not be until Nolan has recovered | from his injuries sufficiently to allow 1 his appearance in court In the mean | time Carr will be held in the county | jail The rocks with which Carr struck | Nolan were brought from the Indian | school as exhibits. The one with l which Nolan's skull was crushed in is | a petrified stone about the size and 1 shape of an egg The other. which hit | the Pima in the back is larger and | longer.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will l be held tomorrow, twenty-third Sun 1 day after Trinity in Trinity church. | South Second avenue facing the | court house, the Rev. Bertrand R. |
 
 Kindergarten and Sunday school at | 10 o'clock; Morning prayer at II o'clock. with sermon by the Rt Rev | J. Mifls Kendrick, Bishop of New | Mexico. At the latter service, the | following musical numbers will be | given by the quartet choir under | direction of Mrs Deity: Organ vol untary, Prayer, Lemmens; Offertory l solo, Mir. John Armstrong, aria, | Lead Me, Oh Lord', from Moliques | oratorio of Abraham.
 RETURNED TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOl-W. H. Lee, who has served l two terms as a teacher in the terri | torial industrial school at Benson, but | who has been back in Phoenix for some | time, has been "recaptured" and on | Monday will be sent back under an ''in- 1 determinate sentence" MT. Lee says | that while he has left the school twice | he is very willing to go back, for in all l his many years of teaching he has | found no more appreciative students | than the youngsters of the industrial | school. Many of them keep up their | correspondence with him after they | leave the school and many of them are | found to be particularly bright and | responsive to their instruction. MT. | Lee is regarded as a capable educator ] and has a faculty for commanding the | respect of those whom he instructs, | which is a large part of the battle.
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