Arizona republican., 1904-04-02
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Hugh Mackl!ng Jones and Minnie Ruth Dor- ris.
 DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-The district conference of the Arizona d.s- trict Los Angeles conference of the M. F. church south vii convene at Bethel Tuesday morning, April ,.
 MAN WANTED.-Dr J. M. Swet. nam has received messa ge of import ance for man named Lou Roche, whom he does not know and whosa whereabouts he cannot learn.
 CENTRAL M. E. CRURCH.-Cen- tral Methodist services for Sunday Sunday 3cnool 9:45 Q. m., Dr. Hughes. superintendent; preaching at II a. ml and 1:3o D. m.; Junior League at P. m.; Senior League at 6:30 p. rri.
 EASTER SERVcE-The services in the Free Methodist church or Sunday will be conducted with a proper regard for tho resurrection of the Lord. Ser mon at Il a. Tn. by the pastor Rev S. F. Heilm"E. Preaching again ct 7:2, =. m.
 THE FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-The following will be the order of services cn Sunday: 9:45 Q. .n.. Sunday school; II a. rn.. sermon by the pastor; ' D. m., Enieavor service: & D. m., Easter song service and short sermon. Morning subject. "The Ap- proved Christ" evening, The Value of Religious Anniversaries"
 LECTURE ON TREE LIFE-One of the most unique entertainments eyer offered tc the people of Phoenix will be given at o'clock this evening at the new Baptist church, under the aue;iceg of the Woman's club. Professor A. McClatch!e will lecture upon "Trea Life, with illustrations of microscopy c objects thrown upon a screen, by meaas of a stereopticon and compound micro scope. A small admission fec win be ohar~ed to dcfray the expcncss of the evening. All friends cf the club are invited to be present.
 AN ELECTROTYPER WANTED.- The United States civil service commits sion has announced an examination for May for the purpose of securing l st of eligioles from which to make csrtif- cation to fill vacancy ia the positi n Of assistant electrotyper in thz coast eli4u @Cplcbit s'uIFeS. l ne Salary IS S7G0 year. The examination cons 'sts of spelling, arithmetic, letter writing. penmGnShip, copying from plain copy. practical questions and experience Ap- plicants must be of sound physical cor GltiCn able to handle the large electro type plates and should be familiar with the operation or gas engines and dyna- mos fer the generation Of h12vy low voltage currents and storage batte-i
 A COLONY COMING.-J. Ernest Walker hos received a letter from Ab- erdaen, Wash. announcing t1at col ony of Washington people in that vi in- fly was preparing to come to Ar,zonl or ct loaet .-1d the matter under c-n- sideratiCn, and the writer de.Lrsd to securc a,l the i1fc-mation he ccul1 re- specting this eccticn, it's climate, lands, etc, all O. which will, Of coursa. b. cheerfully furnished. Another letter was received from a man in Great Falls. Mont, who is thinking of com ing to Phoenix with his family. He says Ecne of them are ill but he is afraid they will be if they stay in that country. lie has suffered one severe attack of financial blues through the fact that he lives in a seven room house and hos already burned twelty-three tons of ccal this winter. It was a case of burning money and not gtt!nS much fun out of it, either.
 OIL BURNING ENGlNES.-The oi- burning engine district on the Santa Fc hes been extended from Sel'gnan