Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

SOLD A lOT.-Charles A. Stauffer yesterday sold to J. l.. Perry. lot To- cated on north First street MT. Perry | expects to build a residence on the. propert.
 THE BODY DELAYED. - It was supposed that the body of Will S. Had ley, who was killed in an elevator ac- cident at the office of the Los Angeles Examiner, Christmas morning, would arrive in Phoenix yesterday, but it did not come. It will probably be receiv- ed today when arrangements for the funeral will be announced.
 ] ARRESTED TWO OFFENDERS Lieutenant Wheeler of the rangers, who came in from the south yesterday morning. at Maricopa arrested two men who were wanted in Tempe for committing some depreciation on | train not long ago. interfering with baggage or stealing it. They were turned over to the Tempe officers.
 LIND D-ROSS. - On Christmas eve, Captain J. w. Lind of Salome, and Mrs. Eona Ross of San Jose Cal, were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed by Probate Judge Phillips at his office. Capt. and Mrs. Lind will spend a few days in the city after which they will go to Salome where Capt. Lind is interested in mining. The bride had just come to the city She is a native of New York but has lived almost all her life on the coast.
 OF INTEREST TO ARIZoNIANS- Patents have been granted to residents of this territory as follows: Sylvester G. Costock of Tucson for camping lodge; Otis R. Harris of Globe, valve gear for engines; Henry Sykes of Rhoades. fishing reel; Edward M. Kin sella of Bisbee, guiding appliance for drilling machines. The post office at Grand Canyon will become an interna- tional money order office on Jan. 2. Pensions have been granted to Sadie Watson, sS a month; Richard Gordon, s10 a month
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
 The Indian service is in dire need of cooks and ought to know how a great manyOther wise prosperous families in this broad land feel. The civil service commission announces that examina tions will be held on January 23 for the position of cook to fill the follow ing vacancies: Rapid City, $. D., Agricultural school N. D.; Zuni, N. M. Ponca, okla; Fort Bidwell, Cal: Bena, Minn.; Pima, Ariz.; Western Navajo, Ariz.; Haskell, Kans.; Greenville, Cal; Truxton Canyon, AriZ.: Western Sho- shone, Nev.; Lemhi, Idaho; $500 a year Only females are wanted
 A CHRISTMAS DINNER-Mr and Mrs. Henry Kahl entertained a few friends with Christmas dinner. The parlor and dining room was beautifully decorated with pepper boughs. red rib bons and bells. The guests were: MT and Mrs. Charles Woolvoif of Flag staff, Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Barry, Dr. and Mrs. C. Martinee. Mir. and Mrs w. A. Darnell. Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson, Miss Druary. MT and Mrs. Lewis Kohl, Miss Flossie Brewster. Miss Mallie Frederic, Miss Grace Kohl, w. B. Wilson, J. NJ. Donell, Tom Bromley Charles GlascO of Prescott Geo. Acuff. Vim. Hammer, and Frank Kohl.
 THE POULTRY SHOW-At a meet ing of the Arizona Poultry and Pet
 
 ternoon, it was decided to give the first show to be held by the associa- tion on January 31. February l and February 2. 1907. The premium list will soon be issued and will be avail able for those interested. The show ought to be a success and at this dis tance there is every reason for believ- ing that it will be. There is a world of fine poultry in this territory and IT ore is being brought in every week, while the young fowls are rapidly de- veloping. The poultry will then be Tn finer condition for exhibition than dur ing the fair time when so many of the birds were moulting. It is suspected | however. that there are fewer turkeys | here just now than before Thanksgiv- | ing and Christmas.