Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
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G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.-T an nual encampment of the department of Arizona, c. A. R.. was held yester- day in Tucson
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will liam J. Ferris and Nora Harrington They will be married next Monday by Rev. Lewis Halsey.
 LAID TO REST.-The funeral of John w Clever was held last evening at six o'clock under the auspices of the Woodmen of the World of this city. of which he was a faithful and respected member.
 AN ACCOUNT OF THEMSELNE The representatives of the Phoenix lodge to the grand lodge oi the Knights of Pythias at Williams last week. will make their annual report tonight.
 NEW CORPORATION of the Buxton-Sm company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The capital stock is s100,00o. and the incorporators are J. Y. T. Smith, Winifred s. Smith, Bert L. Smith and G. E. Buxton.
 A SURPRISE PARTY.-A number of the young friends of Fred Porter gave him a surprise party Wednesday even ing, at the home of his parents. corner of east Washington and Sixth streets. The evening was spent in playing games and in the enjoyment of pleas ing and appropriate refreshments.
 FUNERAL OF G. W. MAUK.-The funeral of George W. Mauk was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock a t the undertaking parlors of Mohn S East erling, under the auspices of the Ma sonic lodge of this city. There was a large attendance. both of the lodge membership and other friends of the family.
 ST. CECILIA CLUB.-The St Cecilia Music club will meet this evening with Miss Mae Hurley. in Brill addition. Some of the music selections will be: "Valse" Chopin, Miss Mae Hurley: ''Old Black Joe Miss Lillian Parker: ''Valse." Alton Stoner: Duct Alton and Ed Stoner: Polka Miss Blanche Hughes.
 CONTINUED. - Guadalupe Garibay accused of stealing $10 from William Newman. and william Newman. ac- cused of striking Guadalupe Garibay, were both given partial hearing in the recorders court yesterday, when their cases were continued until today, for the testimony of other witnesses, not then present.
 KEYSTONE COMPANY MEETING. A meeting of the minority stockhold- CTS of the Keystone Copper and Gold | Mining company was held yesterda Y morning at the offices of the company over the Valley bank at o'clock, at which the only business transacted was the adjournment of the annual meeting i of the company to the third Thursday y of September at 10 o'clock q. m. at the office of the company, 502 Park build ing, Pittsburg. Pa.
 1 OTHER WATER LITIGATION.-A suit was filed in district court yester- day by the Arlington Canal company against Logan Rives to restrain him l from the diversion of water which had been appropriated by the plaintiff IL i is complained that he has just com pleted a canal for the carrying of 300 l inches of water, the head of the canal
 being only a short distance above the | head of the plaintiffs canal. It is fur ther complained that the water diverted by the defendant is not put to any beneficial use; that he is not the owner
 of any land, but that the water is con-
 ducted out upon the desert and allowed l to go to waste.
 THE BUCKEYE CANAL.-Charles Williams, the superintendent of the i Buckeye canal. was in the city yester-
 day. The improvements undertaken
 upon the reorganization are going on
 rapidly. A tramway from a stone i quarry along the top of the dam has been almost completed. It will enable 1 one horse to convey six cars of stone of
 four tons each from the quarry to any | point along the dam. This will take
 the place of forty teams under the old
 method. A rock and stone apron will 1 be built the whole length of the dam,
 beginning upon the bed of cement upon
 which the dam rests. This has been
 found necessary on account of the structure by the overflow. | JUST AS EASY.-Diego Castenarc,