Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
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SOCIAL AT ORANGEWOOD-Or angewood Social and Improvement club will meet on Wednesday, February ,. at 2:3O, at the home of Mrs G. NJ
 Harris, corner of Black canyon and
 Come Back road. All neiShbors are cordially invited to attend the meeting
 OVERLAND FROM DEMING-
 Curtis R. Clark. who was formerly d resident of Phoenix but who now
 makes his headquarters in Deming,
 New Mexico. is in Phoenix having
 driven overland in his machine from Deming
 LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE AT
 WORk-The legislative committee of
 the Arizona Live Stock Sanitary
 Board was busy yesterday threshng
 out the various points of the propos ed cattle taxation law which they will put up to the legislature when
 that body is in session.
 CLEANING UP THE MUSS-The finishing touches are being put on the Improvements that have been made at the state house in prepara ton for the sessions of the legisla ture. The new offices have been filled vacatng the committee rooms. and the desks treated to a new coat Of Narnish and some astounding red blotters have been put in place
 SOME BUSINESS ON THE COAST Power Conway and Maitland Davies went to Los Angeles last night, the one on business for the Elks' play and the other to dig up some things for the spring two-daY festival. It is also said Mir Conway will attend some affairs over in the Angel city, but this is so contrary to his regular habit the rumor may be unfounded.
 TOUR TO PANAMA-A touring company on the coast has sent out ad- vertisements for a big Panama canal tour, which will be pulled off about March 15. A handsome passenger steamer will collect passengers from Seattle. san Francisco and the port of Los Angeles, take them to the canal and wait while they look-see to their l hearts content. The boat will then recollect them and spread them in the I cities they designate aforesaid, along i the coast.
 l FINE LOT OF BIROS-Hereafter 1 the Arlington country will conjure up 1 memories of fine quail hunting in the minds of J. L. Irwin. C. P. Curry, Gra- i ham Curry. MT. Grizzard. A H. McLel-
 Ian and c. R Price. This sextette went 1 down into that district on Tuesday 1 and Wednesday. and when they re- 1 turned they had collectively landed ex- 1 actly $50 birds. Each got their 25 birds i on each of the two days and wouldn' [ ! have had any trouble in doubling the number This is the second time this 1 season that two or three Of the party l have been quail hunting and each trip l was most successful
 TRINITY THEDRAL-Thc 1 Very Rev William Scarlett. Dean. 1 Services on Sunday. February 2nG 1 Sunday school at 9:45 bible classes
 at 10. Morning service at IL Evening serive at S In the evening there will be a stereopticon lecture tracing l the course of missionary labors in
 our country Subject. The Conquest 1 of the Continent" The following l musical program will be rendered by l the choir under the direction of MT 1 Maitland Davies Morning. Prelude. | Allegro" Peace, Communion service
 in flat. Stainer, Anthem. "Remem- Der Not. Lord" Arcadect. Postlude, | March" Evening prelude. 'Selah. Lomare. Anthem Now the Day Is Over'' Postlude, March" Barnard. FORD HOTEL-T. E. Mason and l daughter, San Diego: J. r Dren and
 wife, Kansas City: NJ. W. Cassidy Fl l Paso; C. $. Thompson, Maricopa.
 Mrs. H r Beard, Sapulpa. Okla; | Benton Dick, Tucson: Caldon Cuke, 1 San Diego: NJ. P. Canon. Kingman. 1 Malcom Fraser. Prescott: w. B. l Nash Globe: Eugene White. Globe ! J. j. Bowen Bisbee; Joel II Hunts man, Tucson; Virgil Moose. Huachu- ca: Bertha George Bisbee; Neal Bean, New York; J. w. Jordan. New 1 York: Mrs. C. E. Brown. Stanford i; 1 William Richards Washington, D C.;
 R. F. Ridgeon, Washington, D. e.; 1 T. Armstrong, City; F. A Mercer, Kansas City; NJ. D. Donaldson, Chi Cago; F. l.. Fleming. Kansas City, J. NJ Sligh. City; J P. Sexton, Los Angeles; C. Van Sant Santa Monica; 1 John William Primrose, Glasgow; J 1 B Rector and wife. Hurley, South Dakota: H. A. Stuart, City; James Miller Jr. City; Lee B. stirling, Denver: William NJ. Smith. Phoenix: J. P Kelly and wife, san Francisco; R. L. Thorn, l.. P. Kane, San Fran cisco; NJ. G. Cunniff. Crown King; P. H. Rename, Reno, Nevada.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS I-The United States civil service an nounces examinations to be held 1T Phoenix for the following positions ir the classified service of the United States: Departmental clerk, on Feb ruary 21 salary $S40 to $900 per an num- February "A, forest patholoSlst salary $1980 to $2400, position in the | bureau of plant industry of the depart
 ment of agriculture petroleum engi-
 neer in the bureau of mines, salary from 5000 to $3000. February 26, as sistant forest pathologist. salary $144I ] to $500: scientific assistant in soi suryeving salary $960 to $l2O0, botf