Arizona republican., 1905-10-19
NEW NoTARY-G. T. stainba

NEW NOTARY-G T. Stainbach, of Benson, was yesterday appointed notary public for Cochise county.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The civil service examination that is to last three days began yesterday in the assembly chamber at the terri torial capitol. There is a large class taking the examination.
 MRS. BURY TEACHING-It is little like old times to see Mrs. Bury presiding over a Phoenix school, for there are now many in active business life in Phoenix who owe much to her instruction in years gone by. Mrs. Bury is substituting this week in the central building.
 MORE MINERS NEEOED-George Hamlin of the Relief mine arrived in the city yesterday for the purpose of looking up one or two more miners to go to work at his camp. He says other than the shortage of labor affairs are moving along in their usual smooth way.
 LADIES' AID soCIETY-The La. dies Aid society of the First M. E church will hold its annual meeting this afternoon at o'clock. There will be business of importance including election of officers. The meeting will
 
 full attendance is requested.
 HERE FOR THE WINTER-Rev. W. c. Sargent of Canal Dover, Ohio, is a recent arrival in Phoenix and ex- poets to spend the winter here for the recUpeTation of his health. MT. Sargent is Q young man and a talented minis ter, being pastor of a large Methodist congregation in Canal Dover
 TAX NOTICES The post card fad has captured the city and county tax collectors and they are mailing more postcards just now than all the rest of the town put together. Each card legend of peculiar interest to the ad dressee, as it tells him how much his taxes are and suggests that he walk up to the captains office.
 COMMITTEE OF EEN-The Committee Of sixteen held another aIl- day session yesterday at which there was, as usual, g. eat deal of work done, though no final result has been arrived at. The committee is engaged in compiling figures relating to water supply and water distribution, prepar- atory to a definite understanding of the situation so that an equitable agreement may be arrived at finally. The committee will meet gain next Monday at 9:3O in the office of the Water Users association.
 A SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Suit for divorce was begun in district county court yesterday by Julia A. German against Ralph German on the ground of abandonment. The parties were married in Philadelphia, Ark. in 1881, and lived together after a fashion for twenty-five years when the husband abandoned his family at Del Rio, Tex" and since then he has not contributed in any way to the support of his wife and children. There are three of the latter the youngest fourteen years of age.
 IT'LL BE ALL RIGHT-Notwith- standing a great deal of irresponsible talk which has been indulged in there lis going to be no trouble between the street car company and the city coun- cil over the right of way on Grand avenue. There was the same kind of talk, newspaper and other while the matter was pending before the board of supervisors. Yet when the question came up properly it was found that all connected with the affair came to- gether in the most harmonious manner.
 AN APPRECIATED TESTIMONIAL T. J. Johnson, agency director of the New York Life Insurance company in this territory, has received a beautiful pair of gold cuff buttons, set with dia- monds. This prize was awarded to the agency director in the western depart ment whose new agents produced the