Arizona republican., 1910-10-15
ON "THE PHoENlx"-Mrs. E. E.

ON "THE PHOENlx"-Mrs. E. E.
Hagle, left last evening on THE
| Phoenix for San Diego, where she will
visit friends for few weeks.
MOTHER is Hid. L. Howard left
yesterday evening on the Santa Fe for
omaha, where he has been called on
account of the serious illness of his
mother.
APPLICATION TO MORTGAGE
| The Second Baptist church of this
city, colored, yesterday filed an appli-
cation in the district court for per-
mission to mortgage its property.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching services tomorrow at 10 a.
m and s D. m. Sunday school at y
m. B. Y. P. L. society, Mrs. ones,
president meeting at p. m. Installa-
ton sermon by Rev. J. b. Bell, Phi. d.
All welcome at all times. Rev. DR.. b.
B. B. Johnson, s. T. D., pastor; Rev.
Mrs NJ e. johnson, NJ. A, associate
pastor.
THE TRAIL LIST-Deputy Sheriff
Lew Mickey returned yesterday from
search after Flores and Maria Mar
tineZ, who deserted her six little girls
now in the Crittenton home He said
no trace of the missing couple had
been found since they passed through
Mesa City. 1t is only known that
they did not go to Roosevelt and moth
ing has been heard from them from
the direction of Florence.
JURORS DRAWN.-COurt Clerk
Dunlevy. Court Commissioner John
stone and the United States marshal
yesterday participated in a little game
of chance, unmindful of the fact that
all lottery proceedings are viola
ton of the city ordinances. They were
going in accordance with a higher law
which directed them to draw the
grand and trial juries for the next
term of United States court.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Services for
Sunday October 16, 1910: Bible school.
9:45 a. m. preaching services, 1915 a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Morning subject,
The Fountain of Life" Evening sub
jet, Where Are WEI" Junior En-
deavor. p. m. Advanced training
class, $50 p. m. Senior Y. P. S. c. F.,
6:S0 p. m. The pastor being absent at
the Topeka convention, Rev. w. 1.
Brooks viii occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening.
TANNER CHAPEL A. M. E.
CHURCH, corner Second and Jeffer-
son streets, Rev. H Franklin Bray.
pastor, residence 113 South Second
street. Sunday services: Preaching
at IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m. by the
pastor. Morning subject, THE Name
of Jesus" Evening subject, THE
Victory of Faith" Sabbath school
at $50. Miss Ardmore Lewis, sup
erintendent. Glass meeting at 1890
p m. The choir will furnish special
music under the direction Of A. w
Gardiner with Miss Claudio Stevens
at the organ. All are cordially in
vited to attend all these services.
MARKET MEN SUED.-The live
stock sanitary board filed two suits
in the district court, one against Eu-
gene f. Hackett and John Hurley
proprietors of the Hackett Market.
and the other against John T. Hughes,
proprietor of the Independent Market
The allegations are the same in>both
cases. except as to the names of the
defendants. and each suit is for the
recovery of the amount Of the butch
ers' license provided for in cities ex-
ceeding 5000 population, under chap
ter 81 of the session laws of the
Twenty third legislature. which
amounts, the board claims. are due
from the defendants. The license fee
is $50 per annum in each case and
it is alleged that it has not been paid
for the year 1909 nor for this year, to
the date of filing suit.
SAMPLE ROAD WoRK.-Elliott
Evans announces that the sample
piece of road work, about a quarter of
mile long, that himself and associ-
ates are building on North Central
avenue. just south of the city limits
will be completed next week. The
expense of material is being partly
borne by owners of abutting property
and the work is being done by the
builders to show what they can do
They believe the results will be so
satisfactory that later everybody will
want. them to build roads for them.
The material used is sand and liquid
asphalt, the latter being applied by
machinery devised for that purpose
They can make various sorts of roads
according to the demand of their en-
ployers, by using different materials
and applying them in differing ways
according to the expense the employ
ing interests see fit to incur.
WHAT HE LOOKS LIkE.-Sheriff
Hayden gave out the following de-
scription of Felipe Noriege, who shot
another Mexican named Condo in
Tempe Thursday night and escaped,
riding an old work horse that be-
longed to the fugitive. He is 80 years
old, is feet inches tall and weighs
1875 pounds. He is of slender build.
has heavy black hair and small
mustache and is of dark complexion.
He wore blue overalls and a blue
jumper when seen last. The horse |
he rode is a bay. II years old and is |
a work animal with distinctive collar |
marks on his shoulder and a circle |
brand on the left hip. He came from !
Sonora and 1t is believed will try to !
work his way back to his native land. J
From all that could be learned. both |
men had been drinking and it is not |