Arizona republican., 1904-05-08
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NOTICE TO BUTTlNSKPS-There Eighth school grade The statement IS made by the members or the grade that they observed the presence of certain popular young phoeniX But tinskis at the function.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Monroe street and Third avenue, Lewis Haleey, pas tr. Bible worship II a. m. and & D. m.; Junior Union D. n.: B. Y. r. U. 6:45 p. m. Evangelist George w. Sheafor will preach at both services. Mrs. Sheafor will sing. In the evening ing MT. Sheafor's theme will De: "The New Jerusalem" and Mrs. Sheafor will sing The Holy City" All are cordially invited to these services.
 INCREASED TRAIN SERVICE.-It is rumOred that the Southern Pacific railway company will resume the running of trains [ and about June 1st from Fl I'Rso west. connecting with the Rock Island at Fl Paso on a changed sche edule. No. will leave Fl Paso about D. m., getting to Mar icopa about 10 o'clock the next day. which ought to bring into Phoenix about noon, the mail that now reaches here the next morning. Numbers : and are the local trains formerly run by that road but which were discon- tinued some time ago.
 A PARTNER SUED.-Suft was be- gun in the district court yesterday by James McNaughton and others against Julius c. Hansen. The complaint states that the plaintiff and his son, James McNaughton Jr., z. H. Brewster and the defendant formed a partnership for the handling of an ore dump on the Vulture mine. The plaintiff put int } the enterprise something more tran $50O0 and Brewster a little more than $500. The defendant contributed noth- ing and did not even give Of his labor and skill as he had contracted to do at the time of the forming of the partner ship. Beside the claimants enumerated above, there is due from James Nc Naughton Jr. more than $500 for h4b-T Judgment is asked against the defend . ant for his share Of all these claims. A TOUR OF EURoPE.-NIissA Anna Evans, daughter of Captain J. G. Ev- ans, will leave tomorrow morning on a European tour. She will accompany her aunt. Ms. Rice, of Louisville. Ky. A. Evans will spend a day in Prescott and will then go directly to New York She will sail on June 10 on the Prinzess Irene of the North German Lloyd line. going directly by the southern route to the Mediterranean. Naples will be the first stopping place. Miss Evans ani Mrs. Rice will make tour Of Italy and after that will visit Switzerland, Ger mo al land and Ireland. Miss Evans will re turn to Phoenix some time next Sep tember.
 AN ENGINEER WANTEC-The United States civil service commission announces that an examination will be held on June. 15 to secure eligibles from which to make certification to ,vacan- cies in engineering: positions In the In dian service. Owing to the wide V varying conditions in the various schools and agencies, the Indian service general engineering examinations will be given under the following saparat ? branches. An applicant may take one nr more at his discretion: Steam en- gineering, electrical engineering, heat ing, refrigeration, gas and gasoline en- zines and hydraulics. The examination Is open to all citizens of the United States. All applications must be filed with the commission. before the ur of closing business on June S.
 PRESIDENT BABcOCK HERE.- Professor KenGric C. Babcock, presi- dent of the University of Arizona, ar rived here yesterday morning f on Tucson to attend a meeting or the territorial board of education. Dr. Bab- cock says the troubles at the university though serious, have been greatly ex- aggerated, and the leaders of tha fac tion opposing the administration Cf university affairs have most of them