Arizona republican., 1902-06-03

issued handsome Yosemite folder for
The season of 1902 The Yosemite val
ley is reached over the Santa Fe. by
daily stage from MERGED. California.
which makes the trip in tWentY-seVeu
hours. including q night stop. This
route takes the Traveller through the
MERGED big trees. and is the cheapest
ana quickest way in and out. Accom-
Imodations al the valley are under gov
eminent control. With good hotels
camps ana trails. Visitors to the great
national conventions in san Francisco
in June and August will find the Yo-
semitic side tour d pleasant one. While
not so tremendous and aWe-inspiling
as the Grand Canyon Of Arizona. Yo-
Isemite has q beauty all its own. and
ii is well worth while
BUYERS OF CATTLE MIR Lefever
OF Denver who has been buying cattle
in this valley for several years was in
the city yesterday. -. b. Fuller. On
the same kind Of an eirand. has been
here several days. Both have disVoV-
cred that cattle are cattle wherever
they are found. and that they are not
stumbled against as easily as they
We're Il short time ago. At the begin
ming OF the season there were moro cat
tie in the valley than usual at That
time OF the year.
p. 4; +. RIGHT OF WAY.--A meet
ing of the right OF way committee Of
the board C trade for the Phoenix x
Eastern railway Was held last night
at the rooms of the board to conclude
arrangements for seeing individual
owners of the land along the route he
tween Phoenix and Mesa Chairman
Fulwiler. of the committee said he had
seen several of the land owners ana
they are fully appreciatiVe of the I'D
vantages of the road to the country
through which it will pass and We're
disposed to be helpful.
y PECULIAR People who
are given TO stealing do not seem 10
care y hat they steal or where they ct
it, so long as ii is something that be
longs 10 somebody else. Z. .. Masten
is the latest victim of some sneak, pre-
sunably a boy. but whoever ii is. lie
would be willing To pay five dollars for
the return OF the property. Mr.. MaSten
has the only telescope in the .ity
mounted OF an observatory, and enc
OF only 4 very few in the southwest.
His observatory is il yard at the cor
ner of Second and Monroe SITS. and sur
rounded by buildings except on a uarr
Of the alley side. Yet someone CLIMBED
over the fence and up the stairway u
the telescope and stole four eye pieces
that were lying conveniently near the
instrument. They are presumably Of
no earthly value to anyone else in town
as they are but small part OF the ma
chincry necessary for the exploration
of the universe and Yet their loss outs
Mir. Masten out of business fer the time
being.
\ / r;RPETUAL PASS.-Eldie Web
ster. an \. d T. boy. can ride for moth
ing on the street ears of the Phoenix
Street Railway company forever if he
lives that long. Manager Pratt of III
company yesterday presented him vita
a perpetual pass over all its lines in the
city, and over all extensions that may
be built before the pass expires. Ths
pass is a reward for the presence CT
mind and courage OF the messenger
boy shown last Saturday when he. met
q runaway car from Whicl: Motorman
WSuner had just been thrown. As h
pass q the car going in an opposite di-
Tection ne noticed that it was without
= guiding hand. and springing from his
wheel h ran back. overlook ii. ana
brought it to Il stop. What might
have happened but for the boys quick
ness and courage is & subject OF con
lecture. but it is almost certain that
the car would have been wrecked. So
the company has made handsome
profit on The pass. Young Webster
has lest nothing.
DISTRICT COURT.-The Gases Of w.
z. Thomas vs. J. W. CrenshaW. admin
istr&ter OF tie estate OF J.. II. Orme.
and W. D. Kellogg y. ( \. Perazzo e
al. occupied all the time OF district
court today In the first case the
plaintiff sues for a deed to d water
right in the Maricopa canal which h
says /. II. 0rlne contracted to deliver
TO him several years ago. He was to
receive the right in exchange for i
tract Of land lying north CT the city.
1t that time the water right Was in III,
hands of a bank where it had been left
for security for a loan. The transfer
was never made. Though the rish,
was subsequently taken up by Nj.
Orme. it was afterward mortgaged at
different times. The case was taken
under advisement. The other action is
enc il which the plaintiff asks a par
titiOn OF certain real estate on Monroe
street which he bought under the fore
closure Of a mortgage given by /. Pes
quero. Pesquero died in 1887. and his
widow afterward married Perazzo.
PerazZo later acquired a tax title to tn
property. This case. was not con
Guided.
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