Arizona republican., 1915-10-16
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 SOME EGG PLANT-Rorace Sher- 1 man, of R. F. D. No. has exhibited at the Chamber of Commerce four pound eggplant of sumptuous size, and impressive color.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Mar riage licenses were issued yesterday to John c. Paynter and Aurelia Bra comonde both of Tempe and George R. Lepker of Phoenix and Bessie Ward of Cochocan, Mo.
 WOODMEN CIRCLE MEETS-
 Phoenix Grove No. l, WOodmen Cir
 cle will hold regular session at the K. of r. hall Monday evening at which
 time there will be initiation and re- treatments. An invitation is given to all members to be present.
 BAND CONCERTS First In fantry band will begin playing their regular concerts tomorrow on the balcony of the Ford hotel Members of the band will meet at the Ar mory Sunday morning at 1O:3O for rehearsal and business meeting.
 AT THE FORD-A. T. Harris. Reno; c. NJ. Jay. Bakersfield; Frank Russell, Kingman; L. C. Layton, Fl Paso; C. F. Turner and wife, Tucson; C. H. Hof- man. Los Angeles; Tony Schnedl, Fla gstaff: J. W. Goolsby and wife, Clifton: Mrs. J. F. Cooper, Duncan.
 POLICE HAVE cHECk-A driver of one of the public autos found an endorsed check for the amount of s1OO yesterday and turned it over to the police. The check was made payable to Beatrice Parry, and was ind hx- The recover the check by calling at the police station.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-R. Becker, Phoenix; F. R. Sanders, Mesa; Dan Sheehan. Denver; E. c. McMahOn, Louisville. Ky: Mrs. Mary Riley. Bis bee: Josephine F. Ortez. Tucson; Eel fina Ortez, Tucson; F. s. Naething and wife. Prescott; A. c. Flake and wife Parker; D. A. Watry, Los Angeles; Ray Myers, Florence; Dwight E. Ryland ScOttsdale; G. E. Timber. Prescott; L. E. Chandler, Los Angeles.
 WALKERS NEW GRASS-B. F. Walker former resident of the valley and now of Aransas Pass, Texas. writes to friends here enclosing sam pies of the tops of a South African grass. which he says grows so thick it will choke out Bermuda. stock like it better than oats,' he says. Walker is in the oil belt and says that he expects to have his pOr- trait done in oil shortly.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS - Ex- aminations for the civil service will be held at the Federal building as follows: November 2-Senior civil engineer senior signal engineer. sen for mechanical engineer. senior elec- trical engineer, senior structural en- gineer, senior architect, senior tele graph and also senior telephone en- gineer; Nov. 3-teacher of metal working and mechanical drawing supervising telegrapher. associate gas engineer: Nov. 89-surveyor
 AT THE ADAMS-L. A. Lindheim, Los Angeles; A. w. Scott, Camp Su- perstition; M. c. Sulcove. New York; w. D. Whipple, Clifton: w. F. Miller and wife. Ray; G. Mazur. St. Louis; I. Wassenberg, New York: w. Llewlyn, Denver: L. A. Harvey, Los Angeles; J. F. Foster Fl Paso; A. w. Howard, Tucson; l.. A. Dyham. Phoenix William NJ. Riggs, Dos Cabezos; A. O. Wright, Louisville; w. R. Wunck. Chi ca go; Colby NJ. Avery. Aurora; Jofn P Mclaughlin. Salt Lake; P. F. Smith. Chicago; Walter H. Reed New York; F. NJ. Hartman, Tucson Mile. A. Brault, Mile. NJ. A. Jacobs, F. H. Brault and F. D. Barrett, Montreal. Que; H. w. Aldis, Cincinnati; Edward Leach. Los Angeles; H D. Weeks, Chicago; J. C. Schultz, Yuma; Claud Gotthelf. Los Angeles; Hanna Hubbard, Boston: Wells Weston, Boston; F. c. Hess. Los Angeles; Mrs. F. B. Gabriel, San Fran cisco; !. H. Burres, Miami; John Tree. Denver; C. A Thurston. Los Angeles; l.. Gibson. Los Angeles; L. Kahn, Seattle; M. H. Montyam, Denver; H. A. Wheat, Atlanta, Ga; c. F. Baker and wife. Superior: F. M. Shyg, Superior; A. T. Moore. Imperial.