Arizona republican., 1905-01-31
MRS. BRADFORD WILL SPEAK

MRS. BRADFORD WILL SPEAK
 Mrs. Bradford, expresident of the Col
 orado federation of Womans clubs, will
 speak on Wednesday afternoon in con
 nection with the programme regularly
 prepared, at the meeting of the w. C.
 T. U. at the rooms of the society cor
 ner of Center and Monroe streets.
 NEW SECTARIAN PAPER-Catho- lie News of Arizona. is the name of q new church paper, edited by Rev. Father Quetu of Prescott. It is to be d quarterly review devoted to the in terests of that church in Arizona and medium for the dissemination of church news. The publication is the out growth of the warm reception given parish paper previously launched and with which it is merged. Beside the church news, the number at hand. which is the December issue, contains a Christmas story by Father Quetu and some other special articles. The | journal will no doubt be a welcome periodical visitor to many Catholic families both in Arizona and beyond | her borders.
 THE SAVING OF JOHN BOONE | The process of the saving of John Boone from himself was begun yester- | day. John Boone is a Phoenix youth | of a little more than sixteen who has ] gone to the bad very fast. He has | done a great deal of stealing in his time 1 but most of it was from his relatives. | He lately returned from a hobo trip i through Utah and signaliZed his home | coming by stealing a saddle from his l father and selling 1t for $5. He was | arrested for that on a warrant out of Justice Buruetts court. It was thought | that he could be sent to the reform ! I,71F yg-ra e i was more than sixteen the justice had | no such jurisdiction over him and the 1 charge was dismissed and the youth | was arrested on warrant from the | probate court. He had a hearing yes ! terday afternoon and was committed | to Benson.
 SPECIAL MISSIONARY MEET 1 INGS-The Rev. N. :. Honn, wife and | family who are now visiting relatives l in the city. prior to their departure for ! China will hold meetings in the Free | Methodist church tonight. of which l church Rev. HOnn is a member. Pic | lures of Chinese also some of their | work will be exhibited. Rev. Houn and wife have been connected for some | years with Chinese mission work in 1 Los Angeles and other points on the l coast and their Knowledge of Chinese and their language enables them to make the meetings very interesting as l well as instructive. All are cordially l invited to attend. Rev. Honn will also assist in services in the church every night this week, Wednesday excepted, On Thursday night the third district meeting of the Arizona district begins, | at the church. corner Fifth and Adams | streets. Preaching every night at I:3O. | Business meeting Saturday morning at ! 9 o'clock notices of Sabbath services l later. S F. Heilman, District Elder
 in charge.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS I-The United States Civil Service com mission announces a series of eXamina- tions for the purpose of securing seV- | eral lists of eIigibles. An examination | for highway engineer will be held on February g which position pays salary of S225O a year. The subjects | for examination are experience and general training experience in high way engineering and practical ques- tions in highway engineering. The a-c limit is twenty years or over. An l examination for teacher in the Indian i service will be held on February 25-4 ] The sal~~-- S54O to $500 a year. These
 exaInlnat!ous will take place in this 1 territory at Phoenix, Prescott and | Tucson. The commission calls atteE- | tion to the examinations for the posi- l ton of scientific aid in the department l or agriculture applications for which may be filed at any time. The sub | jects are a college course with 1 bache!or's degree, post graduate course 1 or special qualifications and thesis CT other literature on a scientific sub ! feet bearing upon the work the applI- cant desires to pursue.
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