Arizona republican., 1905-03-01
COMMISSIONS-The

NOTARIAL COMMISSIONER following notarial commissions were issued yesterday to: C. D. Baker of Yuma county and c. A. Gildea of Santa Cruz county.
 THE CHURCH WITHDRAWS-A a meeting of the trustees of the First M. E. church yesterday afternoon the action previously taken with reference to the Chautauqua which is being or ganized by Rev. MT. Himrod of Los Angeles. was rescinded. The Chautau- qua was to be held in the church. al- though it had been given out that the church was in no way behind the movement. By reason of the action of the trustees yesterday the Chautau qua will have to be held elsewhere. POLICE COURT-Charles Gilbert was sent to jail yesterday for twenty days by Recorder Thomas on the charge of vagrancy. He testified that he had not done a tap of work for three months and had started three months ago with five dollars in his pocket, wherefore he is a living exam pie of the simple life. A man named McElroy was arrested for drunkenness but sentence was suspended. Miguel Lacey on a similar charge was dis charged and a man named Martinez
 
 MAILS AND TRAlNS-The NJ. & P. train arrived yesterday morning about 10 o'clock and left again last evening about o'clock. At last report the Gila bridge was all right and no fur ther trouble is anticipated, though the river is very high and things may hap pen most any time. The s. F., P. & P. train due yesterday morning was held in Prescott until o'clock that the run to Phoenix might be made in daylight on account of the rains that naturally softened things up. The north bound train left about o'clock but it is eX- pected the train will go out on time this morning. Both trains yesterday brought a liberal supply of mail.
 FEMININE URIOSITY-Yesterda afternoon a lady on one of the cross streets of the city was very anxious to catch a Washington street car which was just passing the intersection of the two streets nearly half block away 4 man engaged in washing the windows of business house noted a look of anxiety on her face, divined her purpose and realizing that the lady could not whistle, he let out shrill note that brought the motorman to a halt. The lady thanked him and start ed for the car. About half way she saw something in a window that at tracted her eye and paused to get a better look at it. When she had fin ished the car was half way up the next block. Time and tide wait for no man and a street car will wait only a little while for a woman.
 STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE WRITER-The United States civil service commission announces an ex- ina nnGifiOn nf pher and typewriter in the depart mental and Philippines services. to be held in this city on April l, 1905. The commission desires to announce that great difficulty has been experienced in obtaining competent persons to fill the existing vacancies in the position of stenographer and typewriter and per sons with the necessary qualifications are urged to compete as the examina- ton will be open to both males and females. Pamphlets of instructions and application blanks may be obtain ed from MT. H. P. Reynolds, the local secretary, postoffice building. this city, or from the district secretary at Den yer, Colo.
 AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN Captain Hi Mcdonald yesterday after noon found a woman wandering about in the neighborhood of Five Points. She seemed almost helpless and her reply to questions were incOherent. The officer brought her to the city hall and the sheriffs office was notified that the woman was probably insane. She was locked in the wonan's cell and her case will be investigated to- day. She said last night that her name was Sadie Belmont and that her home