Arizona republican., 1903-01-22

plan under consideration, and at the same time officially released it. It will now be prepared for general distribu- tion and appears in this issue of The Republican on another page. It's per usal will give the reader bet ter con ception of the duties as- signed to the gentleman hereafter mentioned than can be accurately defined in this article. That the read CT may understand, however. the unan- unity of action in the adoption of the articles of incorporation, the list of names of the incorporators is given herewith and it will be noted that it includes the representatives of every hitherto conflicting interests in the val ley. The gentlemen referred to are: J. C. Adams, r. T. Alkire, N. M Broad way, Fred Broomell, A. J. Chandler William Christy. w. w. Dobson, B. A. Fickas, B. A. Fowler, Frank Fowler S. s. Green, D. B. Heard. James John- son, C. G. Jones. Will Kay, w. J. Kingsbury. M. w. Messnger John P Orme, Lin B. Orme. F. Fl. Parker. T. w. Pemberton. Charles Petersen. Neils Petersen, J. T. Priest. l.. J. Rice. II. Simkins, M. A. Stanford. C. s. Stewart l. V. Stewart. Joseph Stuart, Fred Tait H. J. Un1erhill. H. c. Van Fossen. A. P. Walbridge. w. H. Wallace, Henry F.. Ware. Sam F. Webb, F. w. Wilbur Henry Wilkie, William Wilson. J. w. Woolf.
 The council of thirty members. pro- vided for in the articles, is the legisla- tive body oi the Water Users associa- tion and is to hold annual meetings On them will rest little of the details but much of the responsibility and conservatism of the association. The gentlemen who have been named for this important duty are: J. C. Adams, N. M. Broadway, Fred Broomell. w. W. Dobson. B. A. Fickas. Frank Fow- Ter, s. s. Green, James Johnson. c. G. Jones, Will Kay. w. J. Kingsbury, H. w. Messlnger, John P. Orme. T. w PembeTton. Charles Peterson, Neils Peterson. J. T. Priest, l.. J. Rice, NJ. A. Stanford, C. s. Steward. I. V. Stewart. Joseph Stuart, Fred Tait. H. J. Under hill. Fl. G. Van Fossen. A. P. Wal bridge. Henry E. Ware. Sam F. Webb, Henry Wilkie, William Wilson.
 The most important work to be ac- complished now, aside from the sign ing for stock by the water users of the
 
 worked out and looked after by the board of governors. They will have many questions of lesser magnitude but equal importance with those al- ready solved. to work out. adjust. har- monize and regulate. Wisely. the ar ticles provide for the recognition oi diversified interests in the representa- tiOn Cr the board of governors, as did ha 3y -a1a ton of an executive committee. Equal ly as judicious was the conference committee yesterday. in it's selection of the executive committee who have directed the work to date. to serve as members of the board of governors. Their names are F. T. Alkire. A. J. Chandler. William Christy, B. A. Fow- Ter. D. B. Heard. Lin B. Orme. F. H. Parker. H. Simkins. W. H. Wallace, E. w. Wilbur. J. W. WoClf.
 As intimated in the beginning of this report, the chief labor of the confer ence committee is now finished and it has been ably done. But there may yet be bridges to cross which will call for wise council and mutual conference. With that possible contingency in view the conference committee did Not dis solve but voted to continue its execu- tive committee and to maintain its own organization for a time against that day. The committee. therefore. short ly after noon. adjourned subject to the call of the chair. and without doubt in a better. more hopeful and satisfied frame of mind than any conference of citizens that ever discharged an obliga- tion to the people of this valley.