Arizona republican., 1910-08-28

| request or ms attorney the prcilm ! mary hearing was postponed until
 next Saturday. Seitz was held in the
 sum of $500 on each of the charges. l LATTER DAY SAINTS-The Reor- 1 ganiZed church of Jesus Christ of Lat
 ter Day Saints will hold services as I follows: Preaching in the plaza at l D. m. Sabbath chool in a hall over | Doris grocery, corner First and | Washington street. at 2:15 D. m. So- cial service in the hall at S:20 D. m. All are cordially invited. Will $. Pen der. missionary, 1929 East Adams 1 street
 ITS A GIRL AGAlN-Mr and Mrs w. F. Petty are the happy parents of a seven pound little lady who drop ped into the Petty home yesterday and announced her complete satsfac- tion with things as she found them. Mir. Petty is manager of the shoe department of the New York store and yesterday he had difficulty in restraining his eXuberance of spirit whenever q prospective customer ap- peared. Mother and child are re-
 ported as doing nicely.
 ONE HOSE TEAM COMPLETE Jesus MelendreZ announced yesterday
 that he has received twice as many
 applications as were necessary to
 make up team of Mexican boys
 to particiuate in the coming garden
 hose race in connection with the
 sports incident to the celebration of ha nf d.
 ence. The team is composed of Ed
 Melendrez. Willie Saavedra, David
 Martinez (captain), Moses and Elias
 Rodriguez, Pedro ManZo, Presto
 Elucvanos. Cesario Castro, David
 Brady. Alfredo Limon and Sepriana
 Figueroa. The team of American
 boys is still uniformed and candidates are still sought.
 SUNDAY AT CAMP GROUNDS The first week of the meeting has been very satisfactory to those conducting the services. Many have been con verted and a larger interest than usual mas been manifested in the meetings. Services will be continued throughout next week and additional campers are proposing to move in. Today will be q great day and every one is urged to bring dinner and remain until night. The following is the program for the day: 10 a. m., love feast, Rev. :. Crutchfield; II a. m., preaching, Rev.
 R. R. Raymond; 3 D. m.. preaching, Rev. Jas. F.. Crutchfield; 6 p m.. Young People service, Rev. R. H. Fields; 7:3O D. m, grove meeting, Rev. C. R. Gray; 8 D. m. preaching. Rev. R. R. Ray mond.
 NEW CONSUL ARRlVES-Ricardo s. Bravo. recently appointed to the position of Mexican consul in Phoe- nix arrived here yesterday morning from San Francisco and immediately assumed the duties of his office. He relieves Consul Levy who has been appointed vice consul of the general consulate at san Francisco. which position Mir. Bravo held before com ing to Phoenix. He was met at the train by Secretary Gozman of the Phoenix consulate and spent part of yesterday in forming the acquaint- ance of some of the leading Mexi- cans of this city. He has been con- nected with the state department of Mexico for many years and will be warmly welcomed in his new of flee.
 CHANGE OF FACULTY-Clem A. Towner of Lincoln, Neb., will succeed J. Homer Grunn as director of the piano department of the Arizona School of Music MT. Towner has had broad experience as musician and is well known throughout the middle states as a concert pianist and an especially successful teacher. He has been associated with his chosen instru- ment, the piano, from early youth, and after advantages of study under some of the best teachers of this country continued to perfect himself and be- came a pupil of the Royal conservatory at Berlin. Germany, and taught there | for two years prior to his return to America MT. Towner will arreve in 1 Phoenix about September 15 and will take up his duties at the opening of the school the following Monday
 LABOR DAY ExcURSioNS-The Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix rail l way announces that excursions will 1 be run from all points on the road | on Labor Day at one and one-third | fares for the round trip. A special | excursion will be run from Phoenix | to Prescott and Iron Springs at a | round trip rate of $400. Tickets will | be on sale September 3. 4 and , with | a return limit to September 6. In this connection it is announced that | there will be a grand picnic and bar becue at Granite Dells on Labor Day | The round trip rate from Prescott | is placed at g cents for adults and 20 cents for children. Special trains will be run from Prescott at 9 a. m., | II a. m. and l p. m. It is believed | that a large number of Phoenicians will take advantage of these low rates to visit the mile high-city and other points on the Santa Fe, Pres colt & Phoenix line.