Arizona republican., 1905-05-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

l PARK CES-There will be : dances at Eastlake park this week i both Tuesday and Friday nights.
 WILL MEET TONIGHT-Au those
 who have subscribed to stock in the Territorial Fair association enterprise
 are requested to meet tonight at 8
 o'clock at the Hotel Adams for a busi-
 ness conference.
 CHILD'S STUDY ClRcLES-There | There will be a union meeting of all i the Mothers Child's Study circles in
 the Central building next Thursday af- ternoon at 8: 30 o'clock. Addresses will
 be made by Mrs. B. \. Fowler and by one teacher from each school in the i city. Later refreshments will be 1 served.
 i CORDOVAN'S HALLUClNATION-
 M. Cordovan was brought to the coun-
 ty jail yesterday by Constable Red
 wine, who happened to be passing the Manila saloon about the time CordoVan
 inaugurated a disturbance there. He
 thought he was 9 bartender, and the
 management was unable to keep him
 from behind the bar He will be heard ! tomorrow.
 i COMMITTEE OF SIXTEEN-The i Committee of Sixteen for the consider ation of the priOrities question, held a long meeting on Saturday and ad- ! journed to meet again this morning. | There was considerable discussion in breaking the ground for real deliber3-
 tions but nothing definite was arrived
 at nor will there probably be any de-
 cided action until after mature con-
 sideration.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
 The United States Civil Service
 commission has sent out notification i of several examinations which will
 take place on June to fill vacancies
 in the following positions: Marine fire
 man. artist draftsmau, cable foreman,
 matrOn in the Indian service. In the 1 last three examinations there will be
 slight educational tests and experience ; will also be taken into account. On June 14 an examination will be held
 for the purpose of filling q vacancy
 in the position of scientific assistant
 in the department of agriculture.
 Further information regarding the ex- animation may be obtained by writing the commission at Washington or by applying to the secretary of the eX- amining board at the Phoenix post
 office.
 A FULL Yesterday was
 a busy period for Justice JOhnstOne. It appeared that he would by no means get through with all that had been cut out for him. M. J. Garcia and An
 dreas Rosas occupied Q considerable part of the afternoon in 9 trial for q disturbance of the peace. In the morn ing he had to fine Jesus OterO $5 for disOrderly conduct, and 4. Fernandez, equally guilty was sent to jail for five days because he did not have the dol lars. Another man by the name Of
 ROsas was arrested for disturbance of
 the peace in connection with Julian Gonzales. ROSas bailed both himself and Gonzales out. but within a short time he was thrown in again and fined S3. He was also warned that unless
 he could produce Gonzales he would ] lose the S7.5O he had put up for him. He is still hunting for him. Then there were a half dozen others for ! fighting and otherwise breaking the q l serenity Of the Sabbath night. lA A PROMINENT MINE OWNER i Thomas Haley. one Of Arizona's nota- ] ble pioneers, is spending a few days ] in Phoenix. Among mining men, MT. Haley and "Haley's mines" are known s from one side of the territory to the , other. Ever since the year 1S75-thirty s i years ago-lIr. Haley has been en- II gagged in mining near Mineral Creek, q q few miles north of Kelvin, Pinal l county. With his partner, William z Soufrien. he owns group of lead claims which have been pronounced by $ many experts the richest in the terri 4 tory. and in addition to the lead prop 5 critics, Haley and SOuhrien own some 5 very valuable copper and silver mines. q Until the coming of the Phoenix 6, ! Eastern the Haley mines were seventy ' miles from the railroad. Red Rock on I the Southern Pacific being the nearest 2 point, and, of course, he developed his 5 mines under great difficulties. Like a ] everybody else in Pinal county, MT Haley is rejoicing over the happy change in the transportation situation