Arizona republican., 1903-11-02

spending the winter here for the bene-
fit of his health. Mr.. Havlick is
carpenter by trade and once held large
Interests in Seattle.
Jerry Sullivan of An2ona. Kan, and
wherever his immense herds of cattle
happen to Craze. win arrive about
Nov. 8 with $50 head Of cattle to put
on pasture. which his head rustler,
George Starter. has engaged. Time
was when Jerry's disbursements in
this neighborhood amounted TO hun
dreds of dollars a month, and he's
hoping another such time is at hand.
Men like bluff. honest Jerry are good
for the upbuilding of any community
The Arizona Water company has a
force OF mon at work cleaning the
laterals under the direction Of Jack
Whitney.
The members roll and constitution
of the Arizona Canal Protective as
.scciation can be seen at the postof-
fee. Everyone interested in the con-
.Corvc lion Of established rights and the
creating OF better conditions that will
enlarge the opportunity of all should
sign and not delay. Land owners or
renters and everyone interested in any
way In the distribution OF water may
join.
Ralph Dougherty, son of Professor
Dougherty Of Peoria. H., who is in
terested largely in realty and other
property in the valley: is stopping for
n short time with A. w Bennett.
Sometimes it is left for an outsider
to do a praiseworthy deed. One day
early in the week Robert Grisdale.
one of the foremer at the sugar fac
f.o,. IN. fri, 81
the little house near the Sahauro
ranch. where reside Mrs. Thompson,
q widow. and her crippled son. Alfred.
whose care demanded all his mothers
attention. IS soon as re learned their
desperate plight Mr.. Grisdale started
out with q subscription list, and in a
short time had nearly $50 signed. The
situation has been known to local res
idents for some time, and assistance
has been often rendered by individu-
ais. but this is the first time any pub
lie movement for their relief has been
started. Those Bay City boys are
warm-hearted lot anyhow.
J. w. Hagan drove up from Phoe-
nix Thursday on a search for a resi-
denoe. He intends to plant quite a
large acreage of beets near here.
NJ. Guy Vassar OF Ballston spa, y.
Y, is stopping with w. NJ. McCord.
the assistant manager of the Ameri-
can Construction and Supply COM
pany.
Mr.. John Hancock and wife are new
arrivals from Eldorado Springs. Mo.
Mr.. Hancock IS Il half-brother of r.
o. Greene. He brought with him
car of household goods. and is looking
for d permanent location.
lowe'en social the Epworth leaguers
gave At the Piper residence Friday
night. There We're games, songs by
Mrs. L. o. Fiseil and Mrs. Hester.
who also told an original story, and
hair-lifting Rotations by Mrs. Jessie
Forsytha, Mrs. z. e Jack and others
Then there was a nice lunch at the
end.
James Yost, recently of Glendora.
Cal, with his family, is stopping with
William Weigold. an old time neighbor
when both were residents of the good
old state of Missouri. Mr.. Yost is de-
lighted with the country and will
probably decide to cast anchor some
where in the valley
At their meeting Thursday night the
Arizona Canal Protective association
adopted bylaws. opened membership
roll and elected officers as follows:
Chairman, F. A. Woolsey; vice-chair-
man, John 7. Hughes; secretary, V.
e. Messenger; treasurer. E. c. Bunch
The executive council CONSISTS of
chairman, vice-chairman, and the fol-
lowing elected members: w. L. Grier.
@. w. Walters and Alex Silva There
is a manifest disposition to proceed
slowly and investigate carefully that
no interest be unnecessarily antago-
nized, and no member be alienated. If
this policy is strictly adhered to, large
good cannot but follow.