Arizona republican., 1913-01-30


 civil service examination recently an nounced to be held at Phoenix, Ari~ zona, on February 22, for the position of postmaster at Casa Grande has been postponed to March L
 INCREASE MAXIMUM AGE-The maximum age limit prescribed for the examination to be held for messenger boy (PhoeniN, Arizona, Weather Blu reau office) February 15, 1913, has been extended to 19 years on the date of the examination
 SENATOR HECHTMAN ARRIVES Judge J. r. Hechtman of Gila coun- ty a member of the state senate from that county arrived in Phoenix last night to attend the special session of the legislature that opens on Monday.
 FAD CLUB XTRA"-is the name name of a clever little shop talk newspaper published by the Ad Club of Los Angeles, which sends copies regularly to Harry Welch, secretary of the board of trade He received an especially witty issue yesterday
 ON LEGAL ESS-Examine (. $. Whitbeck of the legal depart ment of the reclamation service is in Phoenir from his offices in Los Angeles. He is attending to matters in connection with the suit between the service and the Utah Canal com pany of the southside, which will come up shortly.
 ANNEX HOTEL-Miss Cath. Gill more City; Mrs. D. L. Schulze, St. Louis; George E. Thurston. Mocorete, Mexico; L. w Wilcox and family Tel Ilri ! dale, Ariz.: Lucius B Speier, Peoria. 1 Ariz; C. L. Haberlein. City: Jno. R. 1 Huff City; Mrs w. $ Jenkins. Den ver Colo; G. l.. Newman, L. c. 1 Hardy and family, Mesa, Ariz; MT and Mrs Charles Batre, Castle Hot | Springs
 FORD HOTEL-H. D. Conzens, New | York City; A. F. Culberson, Los An | geles; Mrs. W. B Nash, Hayden; 1 Charles w. Harris. and wife, Tempe; l T. R. Henry. Memphis; John Hen messy, Flagstaff; John A Johnson, Galesburg, H.; J. $. Jones, and wife, | Hayden; NJ P CarroW. Kingman- Joseph H Morgan Prescott Frank w. ! Rogers Phoenix; Mrs. NJ ]. Hickey. | Miss K. Hickey, Prescott; J. F. Saal- man, Indianapolis; J R. Saalman, 1 Branelville, Ind.
 HEARING DELAYED-Owin to the absence from the city of | Governor Geo. w. r Hunt yesterday 1 the hearing in the effort to secure | honoring of the requisition asking | for the eXtradition of MT and Mrs. ! F. M. z, Taylor. was postponed un- | til today. It is now said that Mrs. 1 Taylor is about satisfied that she can safely waive eXtradition. Taylor on the other hand seems more de- | termined than ever to fight being returned to California. Detective Har- ris said yesterday that he will make the effort to secure their eXtradi- tion, but that he will drop the case if the Governor declines to grant the request of Governor Johnson of l California
 DAMS ANNUAL NSPECTION-A close inspection of the Roosevelt dam will be made tomorrow by D. E. | Henny, a consulting engineer of the 1 reclamation service who arrives Tn l Tempe today and goes immediately ! to the dam He is to look up some matters that will be of interest later when some more dams are built up l north Henny has headquarters in Portland. Oregon, and bosses the job on a number of projects up that 1 way. The information he gains here ! will be used as features in his later work He will return by way of Phoenix and visit with resident en- gineers of the reclamation service.
 SOME PICTURES - Photographer Adkins has completed a full gallery of the police department attaches ] from the Chief down to the chain gang foreman. It is d work of art. Fifteen distinct photographs com prise the group, with pictures of the city hall and fire department headquarters thrown in for good measure. With Chief A. J. Moore 1 occupying the center. there are four
 teen officers grouped about him. 1 These include, D. L. CullinS, F A.
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 CiAL HOTEl-P. F. Whitehead and
 family, Ray; w. Jennings, City: Ray mond Marsh, Pittsburg, Kas.; Geo. J
 Wilson, Indianapolis; Owen Rouse Tucson; F. Shaperketter, City; C. I
 Leslie, Fl Paso; c. $. Shea, Portland;
 James Clark, Pittsburg; James A Travers, Pttsburg; Thomas P. Wal
 lace, Pittsburg; w. E. Geibel and wife - H. Geibel, Ben C. Ward Prescott;
 C. A. Randall Congress; Claude !, Youngblood, Holbrook; $. Kannuten ! St. Paul: H. I. Ritter, and wife. Sian ton. Colo; F. Plattner, Los Angeles ! F. B. Kelsey. Marinette, AriZ.; G. o ] Perry, Phoenix; T. F. Pullian, Flag staff William s. Jennings. City: Car Wilkins, Williams; George Anderson }l Prescott D. Hughes and wife, NeV ! York; w E. Sias, Columbus, Ga $iJ A. Trenholm, Prescott; J. N. Kerry ! Tucson G. R. Smith, McKittrick; T ] Banks, Fl Paso; A. l.. Hawley, Mesa /