Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

1 December and 6, in the Lamsor l Business College The sessions will
 commence at S:30 a. m.
 NOTARIAL APPOINTMENTS
 Two notariail appointments were is sued yesterday by Acting Governor
 son and J. c. Bradbury of Pres
 colt MT. Morrison is re-appointed.
 SPEAKERS GOING NoRTH-Franl
 R. Stewart and J. Fred Cleaveland will leave for the north on this evening : Santa Fe train to deliver addresses in
 WinsIOw and Flagstaff. respectively tomorrow The occasions will be the
 annual memorial services of the Elks ! lodge in the towns named.
 DRlScoLL COMING HoME-Geo. Kirkland steward of the Elks club,
 received telegram last evening from George Driscoll, in Globe. stating that he was rapidly recovering from the effects of the recent automobile ac- cident in which he sustained a broken arm and was otherwise injured, and that he expected to be able to make
 the journey home in a few days. CHILD BREAKS ARM-Ellen Shel- don. the 13-year-o daughter of Mrs. Lima K. Sheldon, a pupil at the Cen tral school. while romping about the school yard yesterday during a re- cess, stubbed her tone and falling
 broke one of her arms. Dr. Roy F.. Thomas was called and reduced the fracture The little girl was reported as resting comfortably last evening.
 is a niece of George Kirkland. steward of the Elks club.
 A POSSIBLE PASTOR.-The Bap-
 tist people of this city are trying to secure for a pastor man of capabil-
 ity and talents that will be a credit to the church of that denomination
 in the capital city of a new and promising state. They believe they have found the man they want in the Rev J. Harvey Deere of Pasa- dena, Calf, who will preach tomor- row at the morning service.
 FOR SAKE OF SPEEO-Lin Orme's ranch isn't so very far from Phoenix but MT Orme has found that it takes too much time to drive to ard from the city in the old fashioned way, with a wagon and team. Therefore he has bought q Ford twenty" from Rudolph X Irwin, local agents for that machine The car was delivered yesterday afternoon and MT. Orme took his whole family home in it.
 TRINITY cHURcH-Services will be held tomorrow, second Sunday in Advent. in Trinity church. South Sec ond avenue. facing the courthouse, the Rev Julius w. Atwood. rector. as fol- lows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; holy communion and ser mon at II o'clock. At the latter serv- ice the following musical numbers will be given by the quartet choir under the direction of Mrs. Deity: Organ volun- tary. Holy Communion, Batiste Calkin; Stainer's Communion Service: offertory duet Love Divine All Love EXcelling. D. Stainer), Mrs. Leecraft and Mir. In- gles: postlude (Mozart).
 PROBATE COURT BUsINEsS-In the probate court yesterday Mrs. Althia Voyles made application for letters of administration on the estate of her late husband, John Quincy VOyles. J. J. Sweeney filed petition for appoint ment as administrator of the estate of the late O. J. Thibodo. An order was issued admitting to probate the will of the late Edward K. McCann and C. J. McElrOy was appointed administrator. J. L. B. Alexander was appointed executor of the win of Eivira Nichols. The will of Jacob Myer Hoober of this city, who died recently in Kansas City, was also filed for probate.
 VERDICT OF coRoNER's JURY-j An inquiry into the cause of the sud den death of Simon Fisher Thursday night, in the Gold hotel. was held yes terday morning in the office of COro- ner Johnstone and the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the man died of heart disease. Little was added to the little learned the night before con- cerning the dead man. Joseph Thal- heimer said he had known him casual ly for few years. but knew nothing in detail concerning. him or his life Walter Tasting verified his statements of the night before and it was estimated from his appearance and what was learned that he was SO years old and possibly a little older than that. He has no relatives so far as known here and left no property or valuable ef- ferts.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Sunday. December 4. at the Christian Church. will be day of. the greatest impor- nce"during the year. It is C. w. B. NJ. Day. Mrs. F.. N. Phillips, who recently delivered an address at the national Christian convention, will speak in the morning at II o'clock. l Mrs. Philips is an able woman and | worthy of a large hearing. Every | body should hear her. MT. F.. N Phil 1 lips will speak in the evening on the l topic, Why It Pleased God for Jesus | to Die" or "A Lamb Slain from the i Foundation of the World" Good mu- sic; all come. Bible school, 9:45 | a. m; church service, 1O:5O a. m.: Junior C. E., 3 D. m.; Senior Y. P. S. c. E., 6:0 . p. m; church service. 7:3O l D. - Mrs. c. NJ Sandy will sing at | the morning II o'clock service, 70, | Jesus. Thou Art Standing"
 FOUND FOR THE DAUGHTER- A jury in the district court yesterday iound a verdict sustaining an order of