Arizona republican., 1902-03-23

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 in it's present form,
 Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved First. That we consider it absolutely essential to the preservation of our rights. that the enabling act reoui,e the water storage commission to pre- pare and publish. in detail. at least sixty days prior to the bond election.
 complete plans for the control and dis tr1bution, to consumers. of all water
 stored; and the general plans and spa
 cifications. with approximates of inc
 cost and the time to be required in the
 construction of the proposed reservoir
 and storage works
 Second: That no such bonds be iss11ad
 unless at least two-thirds of the lee-ai : votes cast at such bond election be in favor or the issuance of such bonds | Inc resolutions were adopted bv q l large majority. After their adoptfnn r, ! r. Daggs moved that the meeting place i ltSelI on record ae to it's wishes in re gard to water storage J. w. NVooIr and Carl Hayden both tool: the aroun.I { that this was not the matter which tb. meeting had agreed to consider. Tho, motIcn of MT. Woolf the resoIution. Were reconsidered. and thereafter. Mir DaSSs spoke against them saving thar lhe resolutions were ambiguous. Con siderable discussion followed and tha ! resolutions were finally adopted without ! amendment there being but four or hEe dissenting votes.
 NIT Hayden then moved that q com, iiil'lee CT four be appointed represenr- hiS the various canals CT the south side ana accordingly the chairman appoint cd Grant Jones for the Femme canal ,la Il
 Jos. A Stewart for the Mesa canal. and A. J. ChasiIer for the Consolidataf canal
 The committee was instructed to take the resolutions in hand and D,.a- sent them to the water storage lo,,, mission, Delegate Smith. and any ether parties who would further. the in+.rle... of the south side. The meeting inc, adjourned
 Ihe dance to be given by the Norn7a, SchooI cadets is to take place ArriI l. -Iuch interest has been manffester anu plans are on foot assuring the besf music and large attendance. Tbas.. $ iahces have been very popular fn the past and 1t is thought that the lac,z { 'I interest manifested during the Dres ( 7!'' season Will not apply to this occa- 54oh- It will be one Of if not the las; nance Of the season and cordial interest r S asked from all who can do anvthin.- 2 to insure it's full success. T
 VI. l. Hitchcock sent three cars of q .attle yesterday to San Bernardfno. Q H. Peters &; Co. shipped three cars [ 'h hogs and one of honey south. Joe Petersen Of Mesa Henry " C ryder O. Phoenix. and pr. G. 4 ,c-ossS CT Octave were in town yestef- = C. F. Randall. right of way man for u ne Phoenix & Eastern has left town :. '!f- Randall made many friends during -' Us snort stay here who regret his de ' At the Casa Loma are recistar.d. t' .arI Hayden, Tempe: C. R. HaEes u Iesa; A J- Chandler Mesa: w " II Tempe: J. ". WcoIf. Tsmrc. " : w. stewart, Mesa: J. W. Norton .'' fescott; Mrs NJ. B. UIlman. Nesa ge. .- Manheimer and wife. Chicago. Mi. I'' 'etersen. Tempe. and C. F. Scbn. I lacher Tucson ''' Following is the programme fo,. in. 1.! 7ncert to be given Sunday after- 'i con by the Merchants. band: T arch, Matinee GirI.....J Y Har venture. Little Beauty. R Da1. I.y afch' Bryan's Comedians. ..Tubts 'rnet Solo, Addah..... Tocss,. aFotte, Loving Hearts. Moses Tobari -fenade. Sweet Dreams NfflIar as arch, America Victorious. AJiI1o. TO, ar Spangled Banner... Pc
 WILLIS GRINDER. ru
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