Arizona republican., 1908-03-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CATALINA HISTORIANS. There sa Kucher who owns considerable property in this city. and still calls Phoenix her home. though she has re- sided in Catalina California for some years. is here for a few days on a business visit.
 DEATH OF MRS. DeWINTON. -
 Mrs. Harry F. DeWintOn died yester- day afternoon at 95S East Van Buren street. She leaves husband and one child. a brother who resides in Cali tfornia. a mother and sister in Indiana, one brother and two sisters living in Oregon. The body was taken in charge by Easterling and Whitney and the funeral arrangements will be annOunc- ed later.
 A MINING SUIT.-Suit was begun in district court Yesterda by George Bamset Gwynne against the Supersti- ton Mining and Milling company, Ab-
 bic :. Hatch. George Rogers Wood bury and others for the recovery of money due on stock sold to MT. Hatch.
 RETURNED TO LlFE-Frank A. Hartwell. has returned to his photo graph studio after nine weeks of ill- ness. MT Hartwen lacks some of that avoirdupois which formerly distin- guished him, but he is beginning to re gain it. and hopes to get it all back by proper course of feeding.
 HAD LEG BROKEN-Tom Willis, ex-sheriff of Pinal county. now super visor of that county. is laid up with a broken limb in this city. In some way he turned his ankle. fell and broke the bone in two places. Dr. Stewart was called and set the break and the pa tient is getting along as well as might be expected under the painful condi- tions.
 FRUIT GROWERS REASSuRED.- Several fruit growers called upon Ob- server Jesunofsky yesterday morning and inquired how about it. having ref erence to the probability ct frost last night They were assured that, while there might be frost. it would not be of that variety known as the killing kind. MT. JesunOfsky undertook to guarantee a slightly stirring breeze until along toward morning. which would prevent the settling of frost long enough to do any harm.
 GUIDE TIME DANCE-The Phoenix NtAtA Eh bANltNoAlfA. ieAAE fAA " eAAs' iAa Phoenix. will be the special attraction at the "Gude lyme Dance" at Mel czer's hall this evening. Many of the lovers of the dreamy waltz and rag time twO-step were unable to attend the dance given by the bunch" some time ago. at which this orchestra play ed and after much urging. Messrs. Bul- ter and Oakes consented to promote this evenings dance. great time is arranged for and the public is given this chance to dance the light fantais- tic before the orchestra leaves for Oth- CT parts. The usual admission will be charged
 SALE OF REALTY-Through the agency of J. L. Irwin yesterday was sold for Mrs. Anna Anderson, lots 1 ? and of Evans addition to Orange wood tract five miles north on Central Avenue. to Fred Colter of Apache county. for consideration Of S5OO0. The lots are five acre tracts with no improvements and 'the land brought S125 per acre. It is in a fine district and MT. Golfer will improve the tract and build a residence for a winter home. MT Irwin reports the inquiries for these small home tracts as very good at present
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMlNATION- An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the postoffice in this city on March 9, 1908. Age limits, IS to 45 years, on the date of the eXami- nation. Married women will not be ad- mitted to the examination. Unmarried women will be admitted tO the eXami- nation, but are eligible for appointment only as clerk Applicants must be physically sound, and male applicants applicants must be not less than five feet inches in height without boots or shoes. and weight not less than 125 pounds. without Overcoat or hat For blanks and for full infor- nation relative to the examination. qualifications. duties. salaries, vaca- tions. promotions. etc. address imme- diately Raymond Satterwhite, secre- tary board of civil service examiners, Capitol building. Phoenix. Ariz.