Arizona republican., 1904-11-09

GEORGIA VISITORS-Mr. and Mrs. ' J. C. Camp Of Jonesboro, Georgia, are recent arrivals and expect to spend the winter in Phoenix. They are the father and mother of Mrs. W. A. Wilson with whom they are stopping.
 THE HEST, TO REPCRT-Distr ct No. II, new precinct, was the firs- county precinct to land it's returns in the Republican office And district Ii is rendered sincere c0ngratulaion for the story reads; Fowler II, Smith 10.
 GOOD ORE SPECIMEN-J. K. Tru- man. who is conducting operations at the Orizaba mine, fOrty-fiVe miles north of Phoenix. has left at tce board of trade room fine specimen of ore. t is. sulphide in formation and carries eleven per cent copper and about foIr dollars in gold.
 Just after dark Iast evening a Mexican somewhat under tle influence Of liquor invaded EnsisI.'s stable and tried to kick up a distGrOau-e, finally drawing "a knife, it is alleged by bysrande-s. X dash was made at him but he ran down the alley by the telephone building, was followed by a crowd, and finally handed over to the police.
 AS TO DUCK HUNTlNG-Wigh al the good judgment, good firearms and good ammunition, the bagging of CueiIs is after all largely a matter of Sood luck. A few days ago a party of well known local sports went duck hun in g and came back without d bird. The same day a. farmer who saw the party pass by his place also noted the re- turn of another hunting party. It con- sisted of three small Mexican boys who had between them one cheap look ing shotgun that a sensible man WoCll be afraid to shoot. The boys had cish- teen ducks.
 CIVIL SERVICE ENAMlNATlON- The United States civil service com mission announces an examination on November 30 to secure eIigioIcs from which to make certifcatiOn to fill va cancies in the position of railway mai clerk in seventeen states and terri ttories including Arizona. Examinations for this territory will be held in PhOe5 nix, Prescott and Tucson. The agj limit is eighteen to thir-y-five year: and t is open to residents of the state and territories in which the vucancIe
 are. Applicants must be at least fv, } feet six in their stocking feet and mus be citizens of the United States. Tn
 examination will include spelling
 aritpmetic, letter writing, penmanshir copying from plain copy, geography O
 the United States, systems of raiIwa,
 transportation and reading addresses
 Applications by those who desire t
 take the examination should be mad
 early.
 A VERY NARROW EscAPE-Ther
 was a startling incident on Washing1o
 street yesterday in front of Davidson gt .4F,
 Q half old escaped death only throug
 The very prompt and vigorous actio of Dr. W. IT, Bell and which aoti . ioGgh- to put DT. Bell in line for
 Carnegie medal Dr. Bell was stand . ing on the sidewalk and a horse an . ouESy was standing in the street a H the cur0stone. A lady Who chance E 10 pass that way wheeling baby l H a carriage. paused a moment and tn
 baby buggy got away from her rollIn s to and over the edge Of the walk. TA H little one fell out and between the fez 2 of the horses, who immediately began { a jump and kick. )r. Bell noted the sI. s ua,ion and throwing his weight aeline a the horse pushed n5m over the baby ell
 ough so he could reach and rescue tn A little one who was uninju-ed except fo d a slight confusion on the face calss \ by the fall. The horse in it's terro E broke the shafts of the buggy an # was only by the greatest gooI for tune that the child was not stamped t a death
 FUBBERING-"Thou shalt no rub z ber," it not a scriptural injunction. bu
 a violation of the command carries wit
 it penalty just as certain as though were written in all the c1eeds. A .fe7 z c'iys ago a well known Phoenix busi 2 ness nan was nnseinc- dnu-n thn etro-