Arizona republican., 1912-08-18
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who have been visiting friends Sn the city for the last two months left last night for their home at Beatrice, Neb But before going there they will make visits at Galveston, Texas, Kansas City and Omaha, Neb
 ILLICIT LIQUOR DEALERS-Dep- uty Sheriff J. J. O'Brien yesterday morning brought to the jail Charles Kabeek and Rafael Ortega, charged with the sale of liquor in the dry ter ritory of Wickenburg. Kabeek is an outsider, that is a resident of Phoenix He is a peddler anG II IS charged that he carried liquor as d sideline for the relief of those living within the arid zone traVersed by him.
 UNION SERVICE AT THE CITY HALL PLAZA.-Sunday evening at seven o'clock Rev. w. R. Thornton will speak again. His text will be Acts S:5 Rev. Thornton fills in for the Presbyterians, who have been dis appointed in securing their supply from Hot Springs, ArK. The general public should feel grateful to MT. Thornton for his generous responses to it's Sunday evening union services.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Third avenue and Adams street. Sunday school at 9:45; preach ing service at II a. m, sermon by Rev. $. NJ. Cheek, presiding elder Of the Arizona district of the M. F.. church South; Y. P. s. C. E. meet ing at 8:10 D. m; cordial invita- ton is extended to all. This church will join the other churches in a union meeting at the plaza at zoo p. m.
 DEATH OF MRS. MlLLEN-Mrs. NJ. E. Millen, formerly of Denver, Colorado, died at the parsonage of the A. M. E. church yesterday at 5:55 a. m. Mrs. Millen was the daughter of Miss Edith Millen, pri mary teacher at the Madison street school The funeral services will be held from the A. NJ E. church at 10:30 o'clock, Monday morning. Rev H. Franklin Bray, D. D, will off ciate.
 SURVEYS APPROVED.-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No 29S7, being the official survey of the Silver and Big Bethel lode mining claims, situated in the Wallapai mining district, MohaVe county, Arizona, John Mulligan, ad- mnistrator of the estate of James Mulligan, deceased, claimant, and mineral survey No. 3005, being the official survey of the FOrtunatus lode mining claim, situated also in the Wallapai Mining District, Mohave county and claimed by l.. D. Good shall and Estelle B. Goodshall.
 ALL DAY MISSIONARY MEET ING.-The ladies of the Central M. F. Church South will be joined by the ladies of Cartwright, Bethel and Tempe churches in an all day mis- sionary service at the Methodist camp ground next Monday. August l9. Miss
 Wynn a returned missionary from Mexico, will conduct a Bible read ing from II to F. From F to 7 will be given to the dinner and so - cial hour. A fine program has been arranged for the afternoon service, special feature being a talk by Mrs. Gill, of the Indian school Mrs. Stanford Collier will preside. Each lady will bring lunch.
 CHARTER SSlON.-Certain members of the charter commission report that the commission is trying to hold a session every night except Sunday night until it's work it fin ished up, but that some of the mem bers consistently stay away from the meetings when they are known | to be Tn town, sometimes to the eX- I tent that a quorum is not present and the work cannot be done. Those who attend faithfully say that unless l the tardy brethren do better, it will 1 be necessary for them in self de ] fense to publish roll call of the 1 nightly attendance that the public l may know who is and who is not l doing his work.
 AT THE HOTEL ADAMS-B. F Howard, St. Louis; w. A. Constable Los Angeles; J w Pierce, San Fran lcisco: D. Scrubbs, Tucson; Mrs. M
 $. Ezell, Los Angeles; F. Taylor, Den lver; C. H. RittenhOuse, Casa Grandei H. L. Barkey, Portland, Ore; $. Schu- imam, Garden City; w. G. Shockley, St Louis. Mo; J. G. Dickinson, Denver IF. G. Forrel, San Francisco; Clintor Is. Jackson, Chicago; L. c. Gould, In ldianapolis; Mrs. Wm. A. Glassford Las Vegas; N. Schutte, Amsterdam IC C. Bell, Tucson; c. A. Davis, Al lbuquerque, N. M; Mrs. J. c. Jutte 'iC. B. Jutte, Pittsburg, Pa; J. ( iEarle, Fl Paso; Thos. Kavanaugh an' Ifamily Magdalena, N. M; Will Denny Bloomington. Ill.,; c. H. Utting, Gll
 Bend; Ben C. Heyl, Yuma.
 TANNER CHAPEL A. M.
 Church-Rev. H. Franklin Bray, pas
 tor: corner Second and Jefferso
 streets Sabbath services: 9:45 { m., Sabbath school, Miss Ardmor . Lewis, superintendent; Il a. m , preaching, subject. Concealment c 7 l Christ Impossible;" 12:30, class meet ing: 8 D. m, address, Texas and tn
 Far Eastern States. as l Saw Them : This address will be of interest an , profit to all. Presiding Elder Prime will preach all day next Sunda. in