Arizona republican., 1906-05-19

and girls who wanted to know if their own names appeared there. In some cases they did, and in others they cid not Tn the meantime the sheriff's and the city officers are gathering more iu- formation about this youthful and vicious group. and other arrests ace expected to follow. This list untains the name of young married woman.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER NiCES-Services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow will be as follows: Sabbath school 9:45 a. m.; preaching II a. m; sermon by the pastor, Rev. H. M. Campbell; theme, Working Out Our Own Salvation" Special music by mixed quartet with offertory solo by Mrs. Richards. Y P. s. c. E., D m. The evening preaching service will be omitted, as the pastor will preach the baccalaureate sermon for the grad uates of the High school. as announced.
 iRRIGATING THE LANDS-Rhe work of supplying irrigation water to the Arizona lands is progressing ss planned, only it is happily a little bit ahead of time. It was axpacted the water holes under the canal would all be filled and irrigation of lands be commenced today. Fortunately, ti at change occurred yesterday and the wetting up of the upper divisions Of the canal area is now in progress. By this morning it is likely that many of the orange trees have broken their long continued and excruciating thirst
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office Of the county record CT yesterday: Tule Canon Mining com pany, capital stock s1.00O, 900; incorpo- e ter, B. R. Binns, J. H. Johnstone and Alden H. Brown; San Xavier Mining company, capital stock, S6OOOOO; in corporators, B. M. Futile. C. w. Bene- dict, L. Schinberg and T J. Isensee; The Nevada Hills East Excursion Min ing company, capital stock, S1,OO0, 900: incorporators, Webb H. Parkinson, Henry D. MacMaster and Harry L. Kane.
 PRESCOTT EXCURSION. = Cn- doubtedly from the plans one can hear discussed by those who are going to make the trip, the popular excursion which will run over the $. F. P. & P. tracks to Prescott a week from tomor- row will be one of the most largely az tended excursions in the history of the road. A very low rate has been made and the cool mountain breezes are at tractive to the people of this valley. In addition there will be a ball game be- tween the Prescott nine and a team representing part of the old Phoenix nine
 Y. M. C. A. TOMORROW-There has been an attractive program ar ranged for the meeting tomorrow after noon of the Y. NJ C. A. There will be song by a popular quartet, solo by violinist, music by an orchestra. good speeches and several good readings. Most of all, of interest to those who are to become members of the Y. M. c. A. should a branch be located in this city, will be the news which will be given out at the meeting about the proposed new building. The meeting will be held from to 4 o'clock in Vet erans' hall, on North First avenue. To those who attend it is suggested that they leave their coats at home and make themselves as comfortable as possible.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS -Ine United States civil service com mission has sent announcements of several examinations to be held next month. All of them may be taken in Phoenix. The object of the examina- tions is to secure lists of eligibles from which to make certification to the fol- lowing positions: Statistician. geolo- gicaI survey. salary from 5000 to s1S00 a year; map printer, geological survey, salary 5000 a year; custodian of the military academy at West Point salary 5000 a year All these exami- nations will be held on June 13. On