Arizona republican., 1910-01-30


 Tempe and to Charles D. Bodily and Bertha L. Stewart.
 COMMISSIONER REAPPOlNTEC
 Edwin F. Corey, of New York. has
 been recommissioned to the office oi
 commissioner of deeds for Arizona 1T l that state. I LADY oUARTET-The Lady Quar- | tet, which will be here on Monday
 night with the Shubert Symphony club
 will render two sacred numbers dur l ing the service at the Central M. E. church South Sunday night. You are | invited.
 THE cAMFoRT ORCHESTRA l DANcE-The Friday evening dance given by the Comfort orchestra was a very successful event, though the at-
 tendance was not as great as it should have been There was a need of a greater number of ladies.
 I'll BEND OF THE PRIORITY
 SulT-The suit of Hurley vs. Abott and others, which has been before the
 court for the last three years. has at
 last been ended. the judgment has
 been made and is now in .he hands | of the printer. though the terms of | u HuNc iiOt yet OCCn PuOhS- GOING ARTER GOO0S-Charles
 Korrick of the New York Store. a,.d
 Mrs. Kate Kirkland. wfo is in charge
 of the millinery Gepa, tment. left ti:is
 morning for the eastern markets to
 lay in the spring stock of that large mercantile house They expect to be
 gone three or four weeks and will visit all the larger markets.
 A TOWNSHIP FOR ENTRY-No- tice is given by the register and re- ceiver of the land office that a plat
 of survey of township north. range
 l1 west. G. and s. R. B. and NJ. has been received in this office and will be officially filed on February 2S, l9l0 On and after that date the land office will receive and act upon applications to make entry in said | township.
 MEETING OF GOOD TEMPLARs A meeting of Garden Valley lodge. l. O. G. T.. will be held tomorrow night at the new w. C. T. U. building on West Monroe street. The meetings of the lodge have not been held reg ularly of late and it is now intended to establish regularity in that respect. A full attendance is desired as the matter of changing the meeting night will be under discussion.
 CONCERNING CENSUS POSI- TlONS-The United States civil ser vice commission has advised the To- cal board of examiners that the at- torney general of the United States has rendered an opinion in which he holds that the provision of the resi- dence and domicile restrictions of the census act of July ?. 1909. refers only to examinations for the apportioned service at Washington, D. c. Appli- cants for positions in the nonappor- tioned service will therefore be ex- amined without regard to the restric- tions of the census act, mentioned above.
 MANY HOMES oFFEREp-It is astonishing how many good families there are in which a good boy is want ed. A day or two ago The Republican called attention to the fact that Rev. A. H. Gunnett. representing the Chil- dren's Home Society of Los Angeles. had ten-year-old orphan boy whom he would like to leave in this terri tory as the adopted son of a good 6Ooo Doy Woulu Dt properly appreciated and raised to be a good man. It was stated in the not ice that further information regarding the boy might be had on application to Probate Judge Phillips. There have already been four applications for this boy.
 LATTER-DAY sAINTs-The Re- organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will hold Sunday services as follows: At II a. m. El- der Will s. Fender will speak in the plaza in Spanish. At D. m. Elder J. w. Peterson win speak in English in the plaza Sunday school in a hall over Doris grocery at 2:15 D. m. Preaching at 3:20 p. m. in the hall. Sunday. February 6. Elder Peterson will begin a discussion of the Sab- bath question. pointing out the errors of Saturday observance and assigning reasons for resting on Sunday. If weather permits. these lectures win be in the plaza; if not. in the hall. The hour in the plaza will be 1 D. m.; in the hall. 3:2O p. m.
 CONGRESS OF MoTHERS-The annual meeting of the Arizona Con- 6itSS oi -hotHcfS VIII De nelO Tn tne new w. C. T. U. building in the af- ternoon and evening of February 3. The president of the congress is Mrs. Emory Rays. and the secretary is Mrs. II. H. Wilson. The congress is the central or mother organization under which has been organized the child study circles of the various schools and to which each circle makes an annual report. The after noon session will convene at 2:3O o'clock for the election of officers, the hearing of reports from the diff ferent circles and to the general business of the congress. In the even ing at 7:30 the president, Mrs. Rays, will deliver her annual address, which will be in the nature of paper on the objects of the congress and the child study circles. This will be followed by an address by Chief Justice Kent on "The Juvenile Court" The program will be inter- spersed' with good music. the pro- gram being under the direction of Mre q Norfnp