Arizona republican., 1904-06-04

TEACHERS EXAM MINATlON-The | regular quarterly teachers eXamina-
 ton will be held next Monday and
 Tuesday at the district court room.
 DEPOT AGENT-C. NJ. CTego, who
 has gone to Tucson to work for tEe ! Wells-Fargo company, will have charge
 of the depot agency, a branch of the | Tucson agency.
 PEACE TURRER.-Juan Perez made a rough house of the Redight saloon Thursday night and was ar rested for 1t. Yesterday Justice Robert son sent him to jail for seven days as part payment for his fun.
 NATATORIUM OPEN N G.-The regular opening of the Eastlake park swimming baths will occur on Tuesday next. The temperature of the water will be kept at the desired point by artificial heating. A new stock of bath ing suits has just arrived.
 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.-Preaching II a. m.. Sunday by Rev. R. C. Elliott. Preaching, p. m. by the pastor. Sub ject. The Evils of Gambling. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Senior league. D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Rev. w. Fl. Bagby, pastor. On Sunday there will be held the usual services at the usual hours. The subject of the morning ser mon will be We and the World At night there will be given a sermon on What the MormOns have Done" il- lustrated with the stereoptiCon.
 SANTA FE OIL TANKS.-A crew of fifteen men arrived here yesterday morning from the north and will at once begin the construction Of man. moth oil tanks for the storage of fuel oil to be used by the engines of the <. F. P. G; r. system. It is announced that the building of the tanks will keep the men busy for probably a month.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Tonopah Prospectors' Developing company. capital stock, $1iO0 600, incorpOrators NJ. Edwards, B. TiGt and J. R. Gillespie; Cylinder Oil company, capital stock, S60.O00 in corporators D. J. Cable, w. Landis ard w. L. Parmenter. Amended articles were filed of the Meridian Oil company decreasing the capital stock to S50,000.
 COL. EGAN IN TOWN.-Col NJ. J. Egan counsel for the Arizona Copper company, arrived in the city yesterday morning and will remain a couple of days. Col. Egan speaking of the Cliff ton country. said yesterday that it was never more prosperous than 1t is just now. He did not mean by that that the prosperity was confined to his com pany. It extends throughout that whole fr,ft y7f f- ft.t largest in the territory.
 POLICE COURT-The history Of Frank Thomas as recorder of the city of Phoenix, so far, covers a period of only about ten days but it has already begun to repeat itself. The first two men MT Thomas ever tried as police judge were Andy Garcia and Prank Lyons. They got five days each for drunkenness. Yesterday the same two were before him again on the same charge. But here history instead Of repeating itself, doubled or Itself and the culprits were sent below for ten days each.
 THE CLERKS HALF HOLIOAY.- The season of the year is approaching when the clerks of the Phoenix stores will begin to take their weekly half holiday This is a custom which has prevailed for the last three years and which has been found to work very well. It has been the practice to take Friday afternoon off, but a movement is made to ta&e Saturday afternoons off this year. All the clerks desire It for that arrangement would give them a solid vacation until Monday morn ing Most of the merchants are in favor of it and there seems no reason why the pufJic cannot adapt itself to the arrangement.
 -M s s GILLUM ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.-Yesterday afternoon Miss Gillum entertained with cards. The game for the afternoon was five