Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

nix for his health bringing with him
 the worst case Of grip he ever enter tamed.
 ATTENTION GUARDSMEN. - All members of Company E are requested
 to meet at the armory, city hall, Sun
 day evening, at o'clock, to attend the memorial services of the G. i. E. at
 the Fifth Avenue Christian church. All members Of the national guard of Arizona and Of other states ard terri tories. are especially invited to meet with them. Khaki uniforms will be worn.
 HIGE SCHOOL GRADU ATES.-Fol | lowing are the names of the High
 School graduating class of 1902. Gen i evieve Als2p, James Rnea CoWan. liar ret Leslie Douglas, Sylvan Cleveland Gang. Hugh l.. Griffith, John x. Hub bard. Helen Mcintyre, Ada Lee O.me.
 James 4. Parker, Ada l.. Rebstock, Charles Edgar Spaulding. Edith Aura- iia Thompson. Roy Wheeler, Minnie Woddeli.
 MEMORIAL SERVICES.-An ex- soldiers and members of the Woman's
 Relief corps are cordially invited to at tend the annual religious memorial
 
 public this evening at o'clock at the First Christian church. corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street, Rev. Imri
 zumwalt, pastor. The comrades of the J. w Owen post will assemble at the O'Neil building. North First avenue. at 7:30 p. m., to march from there to the church.
 A FARM BURGLARY.-The house |, Of loa cif t-caS. burglarized lately and Mir. Quinn
 thinks he knows who did it. He had l a man working for him as a milkman.
 He suddenly decided to quit work and
 did leave in the absence of MT. and Mrs. Quinn, though he had notified
 them of his intention to quit. l short
 time after he was gone q small sum of money which had been kept in the house was missed, then a diamond ring and after that a gold watch chain. A PEEPING TOM.-There were two
 cases in police court yesterday, one be- 1 ing a youth arrested for acting the rcle cf pseping Tom at the Doris theater. There were several cf the boys helping him. but he being the largest was the | best mark fer the police and was gath 1 cred in on the theory also that he would be the best horrible example U make for others. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined five dollars. The other case was that of man who has been employed on ranch fourteen miles away and came to town for a gCcd time. He met some friends ac cidentallly and for the first time in his life. of course, got drunk. He was found by Officer Lawrence in q coma tose condition in the alley that runs through the Valley Lumber yard. He pleaded guilty, promised to be good the rest of his fife anG vas fined five
 dollars.
 CIVIL. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Notice has been given ot civil service .,samina ton for postofGce clerks and carriers to De held June Il. Au aTplf cants must have medical certificate. and male applicants must be at 9c2gt
 : feet inches in height and must weigh not less than 1-5 pounds. Wne age limitations are IS years and 45 years. The examinations is open to .,Il
 ..ti2ens of the United States who eom-
 ply with the requirements. It is said
 in the announcement This examina-
 tion offers an excellent opportunity Tor -utl-ing the federal service to bright,
 .nerEe,ic young persons who are not afraid to work and the commission
 hopes that q large number of iutslli- sent, active persons will present them ! selves fer examination. Ii may oe statcl that there is a wider field for advancement upon merit in the federal service than in many private employ ments."