Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

hind which a farmer had placed him as stray, and bleeding at every jump | he plugged down the road toward the James preserves singing Do They Miss Me at Home. Do They Miss Me .' | PACKARD -HOLBROOK.-Hon B. A. Packard of Bisbee and Mrs. Car lotta Holbrook of Tucson were mar ried in the Methodist parsonage in Tucson late Wednesday night. The in | cident was something in the nature of a surprise, as few of their friends had been informed of their intended mar riage. MT. Packard is one of the best known men in Arizona, having been identified with it's business interests and political fortunes for many years and having served his county in the territorial legislature. He is also a partner with w. C. Greene in large en- terprises in southern Arizona, and with him owns the finest string of race horses in the territory. The bride has spent nearly all her life in Tucson, and is accordingly we'll known and popular in social circles.
 NEW CORPORATIONS- cf the following corporations Were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: North and South Securities company: capital stock, $3G0000: incor- rorators. T. B. Mills, w. R. Russell and M. C. French of Superior. Wis. Eastern Tonapah Manufacturing and Development company; capital stock, Sl.25O coo: incorporators. J. Whitewall, J. c. Lewis and (. F. Lewis of St. Louis. Golden Anchor Mining com pany; capital stock. S1 ,000, GOO: incorpo- ratorS. H. Gaston l.. Bones. D. (. Nit chel and D. P. Hooking of California. Utah Union Oil company: capital stcck, S500,OOO: incorporators. F. A. Funk. G. H. Shannon and r. R. Will Hams of Minneapolis. United States Mining corporations; capital stock, $2,- coo. .0G0: incCrporators. T.. r.. Ames, C. K. Phillips and w w. Spencer
 WATER DAY.-Yesterday was. as usual. devoted to water matters in the district court. The piece de resistance was. of course, the case of the govern ment against N. w. Haggard and oth- CTS, which has been on trial for nearly two weeks. The end is becoming wis ibe. and the case may be concluded on Monday. In the case of the Arlington Canal company Vs. Logan RiVes a tenn porary injunction, apparently satisfac- tory to both parties. was granted. The plaintiffs asked that the defendants be restrained from diverting soc inches of water from the river. He replied that he had not diverted that much. and didn't need it. and that in fact he had not yet diverted any amount The in Junction allows him 1G0 inches at the present stage oi water at the point of diversion, which is about 1000 inches When the volume of water in the river reaches 2,000 inches he wifi be allowed 2C0 inches, and so on. The case of Geary vs. McCord and others was con tinued for the term
 THE PHOENIX AND EASTERN SURVEY.-Some Of the members of the Phoenix and Eastern survey arrived in town yesterday. The survey has just been completed. and the maps will show perhaps the most nearly level right of way for long distance in America. The steepest grade is only three-fourths of one per cent, and that is at a point along the San Pedro. There will be very little heavy work to be done. The heaviest is at the cross ing of the Gila. Now all that is to be done is to secure the right Of way. That is principally confined tc the country between Phoenix and Mesa. The amount 70 be raised is not large, considering the immediate benefit to be derived from an early beginning of the work, and the right O: way com Tnittee has been assured by Mir. C. A Randall that the work will be begun as soon as the right Of way is secured. If it can De done within three weeks the flying of dirt to which the people have been looking forward will be com menced within a month