Arizona republican., 1906-02-03
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THE COUNThi Cf-13-Mrs. A. c. Hulett and Mrs. William G. Lentz will this afternoon serve at the Phoanix Country Club.
 MEETING OF sHRINE-The regu- lar meeting of Fl Zaribah temple Mystic Shrine will be held on Mon day night in Masonic hall All mem bers are requested to be in attendance.
 CHAMPIONS OF FRATERNITY SOCIAL-Champions of Fraternity gave a basket social last evening. There were refreshments and an in teresting musical program as follows: Piano selection, Miss Gentry: vocal solo, Mrs. E. M. DePew; piano se- lection MT. Tobe Lichtenstein: vocal duet, MT. Charles Ice and Miss Jen- nie Ice
 A MINING EXPEDITIoN-sunday morning a party of local men who were interested in mining will leave for Morristown to be gone several days. They will visit during their absence the Ryland mine, a silver and lead prop erty and may later become interested in it. Among the members of the party will be Peter Mohn, Dr. Palmer, Dr. Plath and Ernest Hall.
 REMAINS SHIPPED-Last evening
 
 ed on their journey to the home of the deceased at New Martins. La. ac- companied by the widow and the brothers of the deceased pr. Rhymes was sergeant of the first class in the hospital corps of the Arizona National Guard and has been such since the last territorial encamp- ment when he served as camp sur geon
 CONDUCTOR OF AN AUToMo- BILE-Herman McFall left last night fer southern California in charge of lhe Coleman automobile. He will be joined by MT. Coleman at Riverside where he has for some time pas been visiting Major and Miss Bates and a touring party over southern California will be begun. Mir. McFau will have charge of the large car during the tour and may remain with MT Cole man indefinitely
 RAILWAY MAIL CLERK = The United States civil service commission announces an examination Cn February 2S for the position of clerk in the rail- way mail service. The examination is opened 10 the residents of Arizona. California, Idaho, Nevada. New Aexi- co, Utah and Wyoming An examina- ttcn for this purpose was held last De- cember but it was attended by only a few of the legal residents of the states and territories named.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER l VlCES-At the Presbyterian church tomorrow there will be the usual ser vices Sabbath school at 9:45. Preach 1 ing by Rev. Campbell at 1I:0O a m and 7:30 D. m. The morning theme will | be; How shall they preach except they be sent In the evening Mir. | Campbell will speak on the theme. 'Is the Young Man Safe2" Christian En- | deaVor at 6:3O will be colsecration meeting and roI call A cordial fnvl- tation is extended to all
 i LOCKED IN THE NAULT-Practi- l cal jokers who lock people up in steel vaults should think twice before they perpetrate their fun. The other day l Deputy Treasurer F. S Widney in ! Tucson. was locked in the treasur-r's S vault by q friend who closed the door on him. not knowing f. locked with a spring. The door could only be open ed with the combination ard the treas urer who was Immediately hunted up | had misplaced his combination sheet. lit took two or thre hours to find f. ! and figure out a combination tha- would open the big door, restoring Mir. ! Widney to liberty. Tn the meantime ! there was considerable anxiety on the | part of all concerned for the air in the small apartment was beginning to taste like second hand goods to MT. | Widney who was also beginning % i fear that the men on the outside would | be unable to find the combination. THE ROOT FAMILY-A similarity Of names is often confusing and on l many occasions has led to embarrass- l ing circumstances, the wrong party of 1 a similar name receiving what was in l tended for another. Although the cir | cumstanCe led to no serious difficulty. yet a Imaginable situation confronted l the clerk at the Hotel Adams yester- | day morning. On his register Of guests he had three George Roots. Mir. FGeorge L. Root. the well known mining man, of Peoria, IL. who has mining interests in the territory near Wick enburg. was one of the three. George | K Root. who registered from New York and just plain George Root who has been in the city some time, and while not stopping at the Adams. did when he first arrived in the city, and