Arizona republican., 1906-06-09
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MORE SUGAR BEET GROWERS

MORE SUGAR BEET GROWERS | Eleven Japs passed through tbe city yesterday enroute from the coast to { the beet sugar fields in the vicinity of
 Mesa City. where they will begin work | assisting in the cultivation of the
 crops. They have formerly worked in l the fields of Colorado and California.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
 An examination for the position of clerk, (male or female) and carrier | (male) will be held at the postoffice | in this city on June 30, 1906 For ap-
 plicatiOn blanks and for full informa- i ton relative to the examination. quaI- . lficatons. duties. salaries. vacations | promotions, etc, address Secretary. Board of Civil Service Examiners. Post office. City,
 ANOTHER MEDAL WINNER The other day The Republican pub lished a belated list of residents Of Phoenix and vicinity whose exhibits at the Louisiana Purchase. Exhibition fair had won medals. There was one sue cessful exhibitor who was not mention ed. She is Mrs. Bessie V. Cushman.
 who has received a certificate of a sil- yer meIaI which will shortly be forth coming from grape fruit and lemons.
 GOOD DAY FOR THE ASYLUM Two patients from this county were
 sent To the asylum yesterday. One of
 them, 4. J. Kinney. had appeared in
 the neighborhood of Tempe. where he
 said that he had walked from Bisbee,
 but it was later learned that he had
 not long ago been discharged from
 the asylum. He is a middle-aged man
 whose only halIucination seems to be
 that he is being pursued by unknown persons who have not his best interests at heart. The other subject was Dan iel Flowers, a colored man. who has lived in this vicinity for the last fifteen years. He is a dope fiend.
 VIOLATED THE PAROLE-Frank Glynes was sent to jail yesterday for ten days without trial He had been tried the day before by Justice Bur nett and was given a sentence of ten days. He represented to the court that there was a man who lived in the coun- try who was simply crazy to have him work for him. According to the fur ther representations of GIynes he was equally crazy to go to work With this understanding of the case the court suspended the execution Of the judg- ment. Glynes did not go to work but fingered about town until night when he was drunl1er than ever. He wanted to fight and finally was thrown into jail. < PU RLIC SWIMMERS. = Eleven young boys were in Judge Johnstone's i court. having been brought before that | official for the violation of the terri | terial statutes regarding indecent ex- posture The boys had been making a | practice of going swimming in the irri- Gating canal near the Seventh street | road, just above Van Buren street and had been made by travellers | who were forced to use the thorough fare. Following a lecture the bows were warned that d second offense would mean their being sent to the re- form school, and they were discharged Ben Arme was sent to jail for seven days for the violation of the ordinance regarding the keeping of the peace.
 REV. MIR. STEWART WILL T. R. Stewart will preach at the M. F. Church South next Sabbath evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. MT. Stewart is perhaps the oldest in Arizona. He is now in his eighty sixth year. He is the only sur- VlVing member of the constitutional II convention of the state of Maryland Il having been elected to that office in Il