Arizona republican., 1912-09-14


 meeting at 7:3O p. m; evapgelistic
 service at 500 D. m.; prayer meet
 ing on Thursday night. All are wei come.
 SURVEY APPROVED - Mineral | Survey No. 3007, Falls lode mining claim, situated in the Cherry Creek
 Mining District, Yavapai County, Ari-
 zona, Arizona Copper Gold Mines Co., claimant, has been approved by the 1 Surveyor General.
 CHIEF JUSTICE HOME.-Chief Justice Alfred Franklin has returned from an months vacation in Los An 1 geles, San Francisco and other Cali ] fornia cities The three justices are
 all home now and it is expected a ses- sion of the supreme court will begin | Monday morning.
 | NZE-MEEHAN Mark F. Heinze and Miss Viola Meehan were | united in marriage at the Monastery
 on Thursday night by Father Nova | tus. Both are well and most favor ably known in Phoenix. MT. Heinze 1 is an attache of the McNeil company
 and the bride for a long time has | been connected with the accounting department of the Wakelin Grocer company.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH - English | Lutheran service in the w. c. T. U. Hall, 227 w. Monroe, Sunday at 1O:45
 A. M The pastor Geo. N. Luetke will
 preach on the theme: "Christ's Cure For Anxiety" Bible text, Matthew 6: 25-34. Bible class and Sunday school
 at 9:45. No evening service Sunday evening services will begin on Sep l tember 22nd A welcome is extended ! to everybody to attend all services. HIGH GRADE STOCK-Sanders | Kelly and Macdonald of Mesa City, breeders of high grade Ayreshire cat | tie, some time ago shipped three car | loads of their fancy stock to compete in a circuit of the big fairs in the west l They have just learned that their cattle | took first and second premiums at the | big stock show in Salem, oregon. The cattle will be home in time to be eX- | hibited at the big Arizona state fair. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL 1 CHURCH-Ray C. Harker, D. D., min ister. Sunday school, 9:45, John l.. Burcham, superintendent. Public wor- ship at II A M and 30 P. M. The pastor will preach morning and even ing Morning subject: Not Ashamed of the Gospel. Evening topic: Mans 1 Emancipator. Epworth League meet | ing 6 30, Leader, B. J. Jarrett. Classes 1 for all ages in the Sunday school. A competent committee of ladies win | take charge of babies while the moth CTS attend the morning preaching ser vice.
 FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-J. | Harvey Deere, D. D, pastor. Jesus At a Wedding" and The Greatest Sinner in Phoenix-Is It YOu?" will | be the sermon themes presented by the pastor Sunday morning at 11:3O o'clock and Sunday evening at 7:3O respectively. Baptism at the even l ing hour. Special music. The Sun day school will meet in Bible study at 9:45 a. m. Classes and teachers | for all Orchestra. The B. Y. P. U. will hold it's meeting at 6:30 o'clock, and all young people are urged to be present The church is located on 1 the corner of North Third avenue and Monroe street.
 l SOCIABILITY RUNS-From most 1 of the towns, that is the larger towns 1 of Arizona encourag ging intelligence 1 has reached the office of the fair commission of preparation for so- ciability runs to Phoenix during the l fair Races will no doubt be inst- tuted from every important town. Yesterday Secretary Wood received l letters from MalcOm A. Fraser, fair commissioner for Yavapai county and Glenn L. Wheeler commissioner for Yuma, saying that good teams would be made up at both these places. The | fair commission offers cup of $5O | for the winning car from each point. CRIMINAL CASE APPEALED 1 The case of Alfonzo Firlganzl, sent l enced to life Imprisonment in the Gra- l ham county court for the murder ot l James Johnson at Miami in Glla coun- | ty, has been appealed to the supreme l court the transcript of the record be- ] ing received yesterday. The murder was committed December 8, 1911 and I two others were indicted with Flrl- ganzi The latter took his case from l GiIa county to Graham county on | change of venue but it was no use, he | was convicted anyway and the sent | ence was fixed by the jury. He admits the staying of Johnson but claims sell | defence.
 BIG GARAGE MERGER-On Friday
 a deal was completed whereby F, A. Carr, owner and manager Of the Arl-
 zona Motor Co, formerly owned by J. A McCondra, including good will,
 Carr needing more garage and shop
 room on account of the great increase
 in his business, decided that the build
 ing of the Transcontinental Motor Co.,
 offered the best building and location
 in the city. The consolidation of the
 mechanics machinery and appliances
 of the two firms enables MT. Carr to
 offer to the automobile public the best equipped garage in the state where they may secure guaranteed repairs promptly by the most expert mechanics 1 in the city MT. Carr being the oldest dealer in the automobile business in the city has through his square deal