Arizona republican., 1910-08-25

RAILWAY POLICE - Governor
 Sloan yesterday appointed $. E. Basch- ong of Yuma and Jeff Short of Benson as railroad policemen.
 GONE NORTH-George Barney and C. B. Seiberg left last evening over the
 Santa Fe for Williams. where they will sojourn for some time.
 GONE TO oKLAHOMA-Miss May
 McGill left last evening over the Cali
 fornia Limited for Enid, Oklahoma,
 where she will visit for several weeks
 OFF FOR LOS ANGELES-"Jack
 James left yesterday for Los Angeles,
 going via The Phoenix of the Santa
 Fe He will take in the beaches be-
 fore returning.
 sExTET OF DRUNKS-Six drunks
 faced Justice Johnstone in police court
 yesterday and the majority drew sent
 ences of five dollars or five days, all
 taking the days.
 DIAMOND IS GoNE-M. Diamond
 of the Boston store left last evening for San Diego, where he will spend a few weeks recuperating from the busy grind at his store.
 VISITING IN oREGoN-Miss Elm
 ma Erb left last evening over the San ia Fe, bound for Woodburn, Ore. where she will visit with friends and relatives for several weeks.
 TO KANSAS CITY-J. J. Donovan was passenger on the California Linn ited last evening en route to Kansas City, where he will visit and transact business for several days.
 completed a ten day sentence in the city jail this week. was again in po- lice court yesterday. She was charged with having been intoxicated and en- gagged in disturbing the peace. JusticeI Johnstone gave her five days to think it over.
 HERE AGAIN; GONE AGAIN. Hardly before he had time to open up his grip and say he was at home. John P. Bodet left again last evening, this time bound for San Diego. He had been in the east the best part of the summer and came back a day or two ago and then started out again last evening.
 TOUCHED AGAIN-George Boston was touched again in two places yes terday by men with forged checks. one of them was for s1O.5O and the other was for 8. They bore what purport- ed to be the signature of H. C. Wood 1 bridge and one of them, the larger. | was made payable to C. NJ. Busta- i mente and the other to $. M. Moreno. 1 It is said. though not how it is known, i that the checks were manufactured by an American who got the Mexicans to 1 cash them. None of the parties have | been found.
 HELD FOR MURDERoUs AS Flores, who cut ! Eduardo Real at the Yellowstone sa- loon on Saturday night, had a hearing ! before Justice Johnstone yesterday ard l was held to the grand jury in the sum i of $500. An assault never more nearly | turned out to be murder and missed it. | By less than the sixteenth of an inch | the point of the knife missed the jug 1 lar vein Another slash of it cut through the clothing of Real and left | l mark along the abdomen. Another ! slash shaved away one side of the i brim of Reals hat
 AN EASY oNE-There will be a ! civil service examination in Phoenix, | T for the purpose of se- | curing eligibles from which to select | m operator of an electric delivery | wagon. The salary is s72O a year | The examination doesn't look very | difficult and sophomore in college | should be able to pass it without i much trouble. It consists of spelling | twenty simple words. arithmetic as | lar as division of simple numbers. | and letter writing for | business correspondence. Incidentally. 1 he applicant will have to know how o run an electric wagon and have some knowledge of the shipping busi- ness as he will be required to assist n the shipping room of the bureau Df standards He will also have to 'tand Tor a physical examination. md be a resident of the territory for 1t least one year. Practically the 'ame examination to be held the tame day, will entitle, one to be list d as an applicant for the job of tel phone operator to fill vacancy at he naval proving station. Indian lead. Md, and also for other va ancies as they may arise. The pay s s2 day. Applicants for this po- ition must have had at least one ears experience in large central 'ffice or two years experience in '-anch exchange.
 THE NON TISANS-There was
 non partisan meeting at the city hall 'laza last night for the purpose of rging the citizens to vote the demo- ratio ticket straight. People walking he street attracted by the oratory vent to see what it was about and for
 time there was a respectable crowd fhich dwindled sadly toward the last 'arney Kersting was the chief medi inc mixer. One of the speakers was I. A. Diehl, who believed that there fere good points about the initiative nd referendum, A MT. Davis decided 0 make one more political speech. in nee all about the initiative and refer ndum. He picked blow holes in re- ent speeches by Judge Kibbey and +overnor Sloan, referring to them as an px- goVernOr and a o0vernor TlratSa ]