Arizona republican., 1911-12-17

| recently arrived in this city to locat
 and practice his profession He ha
 been retained as one of the lawyer
 for the defense in the J. A. TaylO
 case
 A. & E. INSPEcTlON.-L. II Long
 assistant general manager and chic
 engineer of the Arizona X Eastern
 and Supt Scott were in Hayden June ton yesterday looking over the wOrl which is progressing on the new roundhouse and cottages being erected , by the company.
 CONGREGATION EMANUEL.-Th,
 annual business meeting of cOngre- gation Emanuel will be held at Melc-
 ger hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock
 There will be election of officers ana
 consideration of a very important mat
 ter. It is essential for every mem
 Der of the congregation to be present AN ARIZONA PiONEER.-Hon
 Ben Goodrich of Los Angeles has been a visitor in Phoenix for two or three | days, coming on business of course but enjoying the handsnaking of old friends. Mir. Goodrich is an Arizona pioneer who has lived in most Of the
 larger towns of the territory though for the greater part of the time mak- l ing his home in Tucson and Tomb
 stone. until q few months ago when he moved to Los Angeles.
 RED CROSS SEALS soLo.-Over 5000 Red Cross seals were sold yester- | day at the various stores of the city where the work was undertaken by eight young women. Many of the mer- | chants have sold out their first con signment of seals but they will all have more within a day or two Every shopper can help out little bit at least and no doubt they will all wish to do so if they can keep from forget ting it.
 TOLD HIM TO TRAvEL-Arthur Miller, l4-year-old lad. who has been caught stealing bicycles. was yesterday arrested on the street with a revolver in his possession. He said he was going to leave town today. and was merely taking the gun to his
 
 that the revolver was stolen. and ad- vised the boy to continue with his original intention, that the better part of valor was in flight. though they cOnfiscated the weapon
 SMALL FIRE.-A barn in the rear of the residence occupied Ey J. N HOuser at "A North Fourth street was destroyed by fire about o'clock yes terday afternoon. Though it is rath- CT thickly settled nelghbOrhood the ] fire department put out the Elaze be- fore adjoining property was endang | cred. The origin of the fire in un- krown. It seemed to start in a pile of | dry goods boxes that had been dumped | in the barn just a few minutes before | the blaze was seen.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCi- ENTtST.-Postoffice building entrance on Monroe street Services Sunday morning at II o'clock, subject of Les son sermon: "Is the universe including man evolved by Atomic Force?" Sun day school at 9:i5 a. m. Wednesday | evening testimony meeting at o'clock. The reading rooms at the same address which are maintained by this church q welcome is extended to the public and opportunity afforded visitors 10 read or purchase authorized literature Christian science.
 FIRST TEPIAN.-Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.; morning worship. II o'clock. sermon by the pastor, Rev. IT. M. Campbell. D. D.; theme. 'The Blessed Nation" Anthem. Jesus only" (RotolD. Offertory solo, Come UEto Me" Lindsay) Mr. Hull. Junior p. m. intermediate En- deavor, r. m.; senior EndeavOr, G:3O D m. Evening service, 7:30 sermon by the pastor: theme. What Paul Thought of Himself" Anthem. Draw Nigh to Me Ye Weary Gussem: Of- fertory solo, The Radient Morn hath passed Away" tWIlkins). Mrs. Town send All are invited to these ser vices Church at Third Avenue and Adams street.
 A CRAZY HORSE.-Yesterday Of ficer Brisbois of the local police force received call to come over to Char ley kearley's corral-that they had d crazy horse over there. He said he do anything for crazy horse, but he went over. anyway. The horse was falling all over the stalls. when one of the men. thinking the horse was choking itself, ran up and cut the halter in two The terrified equine dispersed the crowd in few seconds. and proceeded to break up dry goods boxes. and apparently was trying to get into the window of q Chinese laundry near by when the officer got there. The horse was finally subdued. and when last seen was being taken by J. w. Canning toward the river.
 TRINITY O-CATHEDRAL-Se vices will be held today, third Sunday in Advent, in Trinity Pro-rathedral. South Second avenue facing the court house. the Rev. William J. Scarlett. V:ce-rector, as follows: Holy COmmun ion at o'clock; kindergarten and Sun day school at 9:45 o'clock: morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock, sub iect Who is my Neighbor? At the lat Ter service the following selections will be given by the vested choir under di- rection of Harry Cassidy: organ An