Arizona republican., 1905-04-03

NEW BARBER sHoP-J. T. Lucas has opened new barber shop at No. g north First avenue in the Creighton building.
 THE EAGLES-There will be a meeting Of Phoenix aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles tonight. The meeting will be for various important objects among them to facilitate the hatching of fine nest full of young birds.
 MRS. WARREN'S FUNERAL-It was erroueousIy announced yesterday that the funeral of Mrs. Fred Warren would be held yesterday afternoon, It shoulG have been stated that the fu- neral would take place today at three o'clock from the family residence No. 1412 West Washington street.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev Orville Coats of Boston and Chaplain Win field Scott preached two able sermons at the Baptist church yesterday. MT. Coats taking for his text. Fear Not, for Have Redeemed Thee" Chaplain Scott preaching on "The Game of Life" The excellent music included 9 solo b-- Miss Alice Halsey and a duet by Miss Nellie McFaH and MT. DickisOn-
 PIONEER BAND-The Pioneer band began last evening, holding it's weekly concerts on Sunday night in- stead of in the afternoon. Following is the program given at last nights concert: March, Red Feather" from opera comfque, by R. DeKoven. Over ture. "Orpheus," J. Ohenbach. Waltz, "Symphia," A. HOlzman. Baritone solo. Euphonia-Air Varie performed by ". $. Ceenen. Serenade. "Cupids Charms" Miller. Selection, "The Ten T- Away Ascher. March. 'T Want to be CaInation, P. Rocker. c. F. Coke, director.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS In addition to the list of. civil service examinations to te held ia the latter part Of this month announcement is made of the following to take place on April 26: For trained nurse in the service of the Panama canal cOmmis- sion. Only graduates from schools of trained nurses having at least two years experience will be admitted to the examination. The subjects will be anatomy and physiology, hygiene of the sick room, general nursing. surgi- cal nursing, Obstetrical nursing and experience in nursing. The age limit is twenty-five to thirty-five years. The other examinations will be for bridge carpenter for the Panama canal and for tAe position of transferer. In the Icst two examinations there will be taken into consideration only age. physical condition and experience. The pay of the nurse will be $50 a month with board and quarters. The salary of the bridge carpenter will range from $75 month to SS3.33. The pay of the transferer will be from $1,8OO to $2,O33 per annum.
 A CAVE CREEK DIANA-Mrs. Kuoni, who with her invalid husband. prominent lawyer of Peoria, H.. has been spending the last three winters at Cave Creek and the summers on the coast, !--s developed into a modern Di~n7. says 9 Cave Creek reader of The EcC- -.oan. Her tent hOusekeep- ins and nursing, though she makes the TO-t of both, require only a part of her time. She is a healthy, handsome matrOn yet young and robust, in need of strenuous exercise and plenty of it wherewith to expend superabundant energy. So she has put into commis- sion big saddle burro, and clad in divided skirts, and armed with shot gun or rifle or both. she rides far and wide. She 3s sa:d to be the surest rifle shot thereabouts. With a shot gun she could clear that range of small game, but is not ruthless-she