Arizona republican., 1905-03-08

case had been continued on the sus- picion that Lavas was mentally un- sound. When he was brought in yes terday he was found to be in a worse condition than ever. He vii be taken before the probable court today.
 ANOTHER UNION MANA ten pound ray of sunshine broke into the home of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor yesterday, the same being a fine boy. As Mir. Taylor is a printer by trade, and proud of it, it is proper to assume that the youngster is a union man. He will not be permitted to cry over eight hours a day anyhow without a protest from his pa. And if he desires to emu late his father he will take his medi- I cine" without kicking.
 NEW DISTRICT AGENT-E. C.t Everett, division superintendent of the International Correspondence Schools is in the city introducing MT. Edward Leech, formerly with the same insti- tufon in eastern Texas, New Mexico and southern Arizona. MT. Leech will have charge of the northern Arizona district for the Correspondence schools Phoenix being his headquarters. MT. Everett will be here for a few days un- til Mir. Leech is familiarized with the work.
 NOTICED PHoENIX'S GROWTH MT. and Mrs. N. Mcintyre of Mt Gle mems, Mich, are recent arrivals in the city and are stopping at the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. Bow-yer on the Tempe road. They are on their way to Los Angeles but will remain in the city a couple of days. MT Mcintyre came to Phoenix first. in 1887. He does not see much in the present town to remind him of what he then saw. Mrs. Mcintyre spent last winter in the city.
 TO CITY PHYsIcIAN-Dr simp- son calls attention to the fact that the wrong term was used yesterday by The Republican in mentioning his ap-. pointment to official position. He is not "city physician but is "city health officer" It is the streets and alleys he is expected to doctor and not the general public who may apply to the city for charitable medical atten- tion. It may be further mentioned that for a while yet the streets will keep one man pretty busy.
 THE M. & P. TRAIN-The M & P. company has resumed its transfer ser vice, sending a train out about 80 yesterday afternoon with passengers and mail. There were a number of passengers arrived that way yesterday but no mail for the reason that the 4AAeAAA HUN lS dil IOuNGu dIOulu Dg LOS Angeles and there was nothing to bring. There were about four wagons loads of mail from the north yester- day including two days regular north ern mail and two days detoured south ern mail.
 ANOTHER POSTOFFIcE JOKE Every once in a while something new 1 happens at the postoffice general de- livery window. A few days ago a man presented himself at the window and said 'Linseed Oil" Nothing" replied the clerk with a grave face, l supposing the stranger was trying to | hand him the hot end of a joke. The | next two days the incident was re-
 peated. Finally the clerk said to him: | Stranger, I understand that you are l working a josh on me but just what
 it is I can't understand. If you want
 any mail give me your name and I'll
 make a search for it, but if you're only ! joking you had better cut it out or put
 me wise" At this the patron grew 1 bit indignant and said, I'm not joking
 you at all; my name is Lin c. Doyle,
 and if you have any mail for me
 want it." He got it.
 \ OPENING FOR AN EXPERT-The II United States civil service commission \ announces that an examination will be held on March 29 for the purpose of
 securing eligibles from which to make
 certification to fill a vacancy in the
 position of cement expert at a salary
 of s2,400 a year and another at s1,500
 a year in the reclamation service. The
 age limit is twenty-five to fifty years. The examination will consist of prac-
 tical questions on the chemistry. phy- sics, manufacture, testing and use of cementS. General and special train ing and experience will be taken into consideration. A scientific assistant is
 also wanted for the department of agriculture at a salary of $1, POO a year. This examination will also be held on
 March 29.-T The age limit is twenty years or over. The applicants should
 have had a college course with the
 bachelors degree, a post graduate
 course or special qualifications. Ap- pIicants will also be required to fur
 nish a thesis or other literature on a scientific subject bearing upon the
 work they desire to pursue.
 NEW ATIONS-ArticIes of
 the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: The Kentucky Arizona Con-
 solidated Mining Smelling and De-
 velopment company, capital stock, S2,- 500.000, incorporatOrs F. Clifford, F w. 6OIlnan ana T.. Il. McOOndlQ
 Kansas City Firemens Copper Mining
 and Smelling company, capital stock
 $1.500.0 900. incorporators H. G. Carpen- ter and M. O. Bolich; Bay State Gold
 Mines company, capital stock, $2,500,- 900, incorpora tors M. F. Burke, w. D T. Tiepy and T. P. Shiel; Goldfielo Consolidated Mining company, capita
 stock. s1.0O0.OOO incorporators, A G Minter. G. w. Jeffries and J. c. Cole; North Vosburg Mining company, cap ital stock. $25O.OOO, incorporators w ! B. North, R. F. Parker and A. M
 Jackson; Upsala Mining company, ca pital stock, s5OO,OOO, incorporators F
 L. Clark, D. J. Elliott and w. K. Low
 rey; Goldfield Nevada Mining com ]