Arizona republican., 1905-12-01
WoMAN's HOME MISSIONARY

CONCERT-It was announced yester- | day by The Republican that the con- ! cert to be given at the Hardwick to- night had been postponed until next Monday night on account of the illness of some of the singers. It was fur ther erroneously stated that the con- cert then would be given at the First Baptist church. It will, instead, be given at the Central Methodist church THE ELKS' MEMORiAL-The an | nual memorial ceremonies of the B. P. O. E. will take place at the Doris theater on Sunday afternoon, begin ming at two o'clock sharp, instead of at half past two,as had been inaccu- rately announced. It has been the practice of the lodge hitherto to send
 out invitations to these services but
 frequently many whose attendance
 was desired were overlooked. This
 year therefore there will be no special
 invitation but all the friends of the or
 der are given a general invitation.
 A TAMALE THANKSGIVING
 the members of The Republican night
 force had had no other cause for
 praise and thanksgiving they would
 still have had much to be thankful for
 last night. "Tamale Sam" Barrett,
 WA4OSe COIlCOCllOllS UT peel, CIl1chSI,
 corn meal and corn husks served red
 hot, have made him famous, brought
 from his place of business at Center
 and Washington streets, to this office
 last night his steamer filled with big
 juicy tamales and turned the whole
 thing over with the compliments of
 the season. In many respects the ta-
 male lays over the turkey.
 TAANK SGINING nINNED
 there was one man more than another
 who enjoyed his Thanksgiving dinner
 yesterday he was R. E. Daggs, before whom had been the gloomy prospect of a dinner in the woinan's cell of the county jail. The evening before, how ever, Judge Kent ordered the sheriff to have him taken to the home of his mother for dinner and elaborate prep aratiOns were made there for his com ing. He was accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Davis and on his arrival they found a few friends of the family gathered for the occasion. There was a delightful spread which. with the guests, served to raise the prisoner out of his depression. He remained at home until late in the afternoon. The motion for a new trial will be made in his case today
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The United States civil service com mission has announced a series of ex- aminations to be held within the next month as follows: For computer, bu- reau of forestry department of agri- culture, salary s1,000 a year, age limit twenty years or over, December 6; en- gineer and plumber at large, quarter masters department, Fort Terry, N. | Y, salary $500 and rations. age limit | twenty years or over, December 13; | marine fireman, in quartermaster'S | department at large, Ft. Screven, Ga, salary $540 and rations, December IS; | topographic draftsman, age limit l twenty years or over, December 13 and | 14; farmer, Indian service, two posi- | tions, Fort Mohave. Ariz., S720 a year, | s. D., $540 a year, age | limit twenty years or over, January 3. ]
 APPROVED BY SECRETARY OF WARP. K. Hickey yesterday receiv- ed a letter from Secretary Taft of the war department acknowl. eding the receipt from MT. Hickey of a clipping from The Republican, an interview with a Chinese merchant of Nacozari, who had just returned from China with a couple of his country men who were allowed to go through the country to their destination with put being subjected to the former rig Orous regulations and who were said II to be the first to avail themselves of the modifying order. The matter in which the secretary was interested was the interview with the Nacozari merchant regarding the future of Chi Ia and the causes and the extent of