Arizona republican., 1910-05-07
-APRIcors ARE RIPe-Apricots

APRICOTS ARE RiPE-Apricots' which herald the arrival of the annual fruit season. are now in the market in considerable quantity.
 WILL FICkAS SICk-Win M. Flick as d local real estate dealer. has been quite i'll for several days. being con fined to his home.
 GONE TO YUMA-W. J. Lubkin. of ficial photographer of the reclamation service. has finished pis picture mak- ing heref or the time being and left last. night for Yuma.
 TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL PIG NlC-The annual picnic. Df Trinity church Sunday school will be held at Eastlake park today. A special car will leave Second avenue and Wash ington street at 9:30 a. m. All children and their parents connected with the parish are invited.
 TRINITY cHURcH-Services will be held tomorrow, Sunday after As cension, in Trinity church, South Sec ond avenue facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius W. Atwood, rector, as fol- lows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer and ser mon at II o'clock. Services in Tempe at 4:15 o'clock.
 BOARD OF TRADE-A special meeting of the directors of the board of tradehas been called for next Monday afternoon. The board yesterday fin
 ished up it's business of picking up the struggling citizens who had not been enumerated or thought they had not
 and it is believed the canvass of the
 city has been quite thorough.
 PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER- P. Jones, who has been employed by
 the Incorporating company of Arizona
 has severed his connection with that company to establish an office as q public stenographer in the lobby of the Hotel Adams. MT. Jones is said to be one of the fastest and most accurate of the graduates of the commercial de- partment of the Phoenix hign school and proposes toserve the public at rates that will be entirely satisfac- tory.
 MAIL CLERK AND. .CARRIER-An examination for clerk and carrier will \ be held at the postoffice in this city ! on June l, 1910. Age limits. IS to 45 years. on the date of the examination | Applicants must be physically sound i not less than five feet four inches ir | height. without boots or shoes, and | not less than 125 pounds without over ! coat or hat. For application blank: and for full particulars relative to tho | examination. qualifications, duties
 salaries, vacations. promotions, etc.
 address immediately, Granville M. Gil
 lett, secretary board of civil service
 examiners, surveyor generals office | Phoenix, Arizona.
 1 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCt l-Services tomorrow, May s. will be a' | follows: Sunday school, 9:4J a. m Morning worship, II o'clock; sermon 1 by the pastor. Rev Henry Martyr | Campbell: text. Honor thy father ant ! thy mother. that thy days may be Ions | in the land which the Lord thy Goo | hath given thee" Offertory solo by | Mrs. DePew Junior Endeavor at
 D. m. Intermediate Endeavor. D. m | Senior Endeavor. D. m. Evening wor- 1 ship. o'clock. Sermon by the pas 1 tor Offertory solo by Mrs. Sterling God Shall Wipe Away All Tears. | (SullivanD. All are cordially invited l to attend these services. Church al | the corner of Adams and Third streets PUBLICITY FOR ARlZONA-The l Christian Science Monitor. published in | Boston. in its issue of May :. carries a picture of the Roosevelt dam site i the town Of Roosevelt, and very ac- | curate news~story under d Washing | ton date line. describing the closing I down of the cement mill. the record of it achievements. and the present I status of the project generally. The i picture. however, is one of the earlier | ones taken. showing the old town of Roosevelt. the site of which is now under water. The Monitor. by the way. is suggestive of a strictly relig- ous publication by its name. though il is nothing of the sort. It may be am ply religious, but apart from that it is l decidedly good newspaper. carrying q general review of the news of the
 world. covering everything from sports to politics.