Arizona republican., 1910-06-08
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FROM MORRISTOWN-H. N. Cox. who conducts the general store at Nor ristown, is registered at the Commer- cial hotel
 RETURNS TO UCsoN-Gibson ! Taylor. connected with the legal de- partment of the Southern Pacific road, returned to Tucson yesterday morning
 He has been in Phoenix several days
 on business.
 HORSETHIEF HELD - Casimero Aguilar, arrested for the theft of horse belonging to William Bynum. had preliminary examination before Justice Johnstone yesterday and was held to the grand jury in the sum
 of S6OO.
 SURVEY APPRoVED-The Y. S. surveyor general has approved mineral
 survey No. 1,755, King Solomon lode
 mining claim, situated in the Fur quoise mining district, Cochise county. Arizona, and claimed by the Leadville Mining company.
 FOR GOOD ROADS-F R Jacobs, a mining engineer of Wickenberg, came to Phoenix yesterday to discuss the matter of roads with the supervis- ors. He is a member of a committee appointed for the purpose. MT. Jacobs was formerly a resident of Phoenix
 PARTLY PROTECTED - On the complaint of the Glendale State bank an attachment was issued out Of Just ice Parker's court on the fixtures of billiard and pool hall formerly conduct ed by Ben Uchida. a Japanese. He is is now in jail charged with forging the name of P. E. Smith to cheeks az gregating S299.10. They were cashed' by the bank.
 LIGHTNING CHRIS LOSES-Chris Kerr's lightning wasn't quite fast enough for the speed the little Jap Fukuda showed in a wrestling match in Los Angeles. He put Kerr out of the game in a very few minutes, the first fall going in 50 seconds. Kerr was formerly a driver of an express wagon for the Lightning delivery here but went to Los Angeles as the champion wrestler of Arizona" to see what he could do with the big fellows. Accord ing to the coast papers he did not add very much glory to the territory he halls from.
 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA- TlON-A competitive examination un- der the rules of the L. $. civil service commission will be held on Saturday. July ?, 1910. for the position of rural letter carrier at room 1O4, Capital l,rf1 of the examination it is expected that certification will be made for filling the position of carrier on rural route No. l, and for other vacancies at that office as they may occur in the future, unless it shall be decided in the inter- est of the service to fill the vacancy by reinstatement, transfer, or promo ton. Application for this examination must be made on the prescribed form, which, with necessary instructions and copies of the regulations, may be ob- tained from the secretary, board of civil service examiners, at the office named above. Applicants should for. ward their applications promptly. Un- less applications are received by the commission at Washington about ten days prior to the date of the examina- ton it may be impracticable to admit the applicants to the pending examina- ton. Section of the regulations con tains all information which is furnished applicants relative to the scope and character of the examination. For | further information relative to the | manner of appointing rural carriers, 1 apply to the postmaster at the above | named office or to the U. $. civil serv- | ice commission Crural carrier diyision), 1 Washington. D. C.