Arizona republican., 1905-03-04

COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. G. W. Wick CTS and Mrs. Brewer will serve at the Country club this afternoon. LEGISLATIVE HOSTS-Some of
 the members of the council will enter
 tainthe members of the legislature and
 their friends at a dance at O'Neill hall
 next Tuesday night. No written invi- tations will be sent out but those who
 are expected to be present will be seen
 personally by those having the mat
 ter in charge.
 BETTER INDICATIONS-When the weather observer was asked yes i terday what he thought of the general appearance of the sunset and the
 more or less ciouded heavens he re- piled that he thought there was Jes unof-sky to insure fair weather today. IL may be partly cloudy but there will be a decided improvement in condi
 tions.
 FINE COLT SOLD-F. M. Avis has sold to M. Benson of Buckeye a fine
 yearling lilly for price entirely satis-
 factory to all concerned including
 something in recognition of the breed
 ing of the animal. The colt was sired
 by Senator L one of the best known
 horses in the valley and the dam was
 sired by Silkwood who has a record
 of 207
 BERNARD D-M'DERMOTT-A tele-
 gram was received at this office from
 St. Louis last night announcing that A. c. Bernard had been granted a u- cense to marry Miss Agnes McDer- mott of that city. MT. Bernard has been a member of several Arizona leg islatures. For the last three years he has been intimately associated with Col. w. c. Greene.
 A COINCIDENCE-A reader of The Republican received from his son in Chicago an order of service used at the Chicago University religious ser vice held on Lincoln's birthday, Feb. F. It is remarkable that unconscious of the repetition the Baptists in Phoe- nix at the Washington birthday ser vice Feb. 19 sang the same three hymns. Holy. Holy, Holy" How Firm a Foundation" and My Country Tis of Thee
 CUSTOM HOUSE SERVICE EX- AMiNATIONS-The United States ci- vii service commission announces an examination for the purpose of es- tablishing an eligible list from which l certification will be made to fill the l vacancy in the position of deputy col ! lector at the subport of Naco, AriZ., ' and other similar vacancies as they | may OCCUI III IfSl STduc fDOSlllOnS III { the customs service in the Nogales | district. This examination is open to | all citizens of the United States who | comply to the requirements. For fur theC information address the local | secretary, MT. H. P. Reynolds, post | office. this city, or the district secre- i tary at Denver. Colo.
 THE METHODIST CHURCH-The | regular services on Sunday. Preach | ing, at Il by s. F. Heilman, the dis | trict elder; preaching again at 7:90 by | the pastor. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to attend these services.
 COMMENDATORY WORDS S-A lady from Boulder Colo, who has been spending some time in the city, in speaking of the Chautauqua assembly held there each year said: "It has been a great boon to the place. It brings so many people of the best sort to the town. and I am sure" she add ed, it will be great thing for the city of Phoenix if it is only made a permanent affair. Such an enterprise should be literally supported from a fnanc'ai standpoint as well as for it's va-ue."
 THELAST CONTEST-It is very likely that the steer tying contest at he Eastlake park next Sunday be- ween Wayne Davis and Bill Ander- son of this county on one side and Toe Rudy and Walter Cline of Yavapai ,n the other side for a purse of $500 will be the last that will be witnessed n this town for some time and per laps the last that will be seen in the erritory. MT. Davis, who has charge )f the affair, was very much and un- pleasantly surprised yesterday morn l