Arizona republican., 1903-11-16

! try conclusions with the True Blues
at Eastlake park i'm Phoenix to-
day. We always have a shout com
| ing for the home team. but really a
defeat in a hCtly-contested game would
| be Of great benefit to them.
Samuel Haugh returned Tuesday
from q months trip to California. He
has invested in a ranch near L1ton
i'm Kings county. and intends to move
his residence there as soon as he sells
his place here. He reports general CON
ditiOns in California quite prosperous
Rev. Paul G. Hester left Tuesday on
a business trip to Los Angeles. Ie
expects to return in about two weeks.
The Arizona Canal Protective asso-
ciatiCn viii give d picnic to members,
their families and friends on Saturday,
Nov. Z. 1t will BE- for business and
pleasure combined, and include trip
along the Arizona canal and dinner at
the Rock cut about three miles this
side Of the cross-cut canal. The start
will be made from the head of lateral
IA at a IN.
John Wilson started Tuesday morn
ing for the onyx quarries on Cave
creek, owned by the Doris Heyman
Furniture company. He has a contract
for some work on the property and
expects to be away about three weeks.
Charles Stauffer, the circulation
manager of the Republican, spent Mon
day here on business for his paper.
Wherever Charley goes he leaves be
hind him a trail of new subscribers
and advertisers.
Talk about your Oregon and Mis-
souri, apples! r. p. Pierce showed us,
a bucketful the other day that came
from some young tEees in his orchard.
They were as firm and nicely cOlOred
and juicy as any apple we ever
clamped our incisors on. It's an old
Saying that you can raise anything
under the sun here. if you only know
how.
II. w. Hamilton returned Tuesday
morning from a ten-days' trip to Wis
cOnsiu. He thinks he stayed the limit
because ne encountered a snow storm
at Chicago on his way back. And Just
to celebrate his return to the land Gc
pleasant sunshine. he invested i'm an
other half section Of land south of
Tempe.
Operations at the sugar factory have
closed down again for a short time.
Just what the trouble is no on seems
to know, and so there are all sorts
Of iEmors ahCat. These tend to Gre
ate an Unfavorable attitude toward the
enterprise among stockholders and
prospective beet growers. For their own
Interest the officials should issue some
authoritative statement Is TO the stu
alton.
G. Hirst. a member Of the live
n "a fsV-h en-,
former resident of Glendale. spcn,
Wednesday here on business.
IF you want to sec the condition Of
the artery that is intended to supply
this section with it's blood and sinew.
just join the \. G. p. \. picnic next
Saturday.
Price Barber is hCstleI-iu-c charge Of
the livery stable owned by Bennett &
Masters.
Miss Lockwood spent Saturday and
Sunday in Phoenix the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Kennedy.
Harry Adams arrived Monday morn
ing from Los Angeles where Mrs. Ad-
Ems and Miss Jane are settled for the
winter. He came TO settle Up the al
fairs OF the BartIett-Adams and Del
HigC ranches, which were recently
$.
IN mis- opinion, an era of good times is
ahead Of the valley, but people Of
speculative tendencies are getting
little too far in advance of actual pros
poets and conditions. In which we are
forced to concur.
w. A Kunz and family came in last
week from Mason. Grurdy county. H..
where they have resided fol the past
In.
sumo his old position as foreman Of
the =. \. Fowler ranch. which ne filed
with entire satisfaction to his employer
for several years
New names are being added every
day to the roll Of the Arizona Canal
Protective association. The coastitu-
ton and application blanks for mem
bership have been printed and are now
available for distribtion. Copies can
be obtained upon application TO the
secretary, Glendale, Ariz. The next
regular meeting Of the association sill
be on the first Friday in December.
1870 y. m, at Glendale school house.
From now ntil that time every effort
viii be pit forth to increase the roll
Of members and to enlist the active
cooperation Of every water user under
the Arizona canal.
Mr.. Ainsworlth, field manager of the
Goodrich Exploration and Develop
ment company, stopped on his way to
Phoenix Monday. The company at
present is operating north CT Hot
Springs Junction. They are preparing
for extensive work at the old Union
mine, north of Phoenix.
They have succeeded in developing a
good water supply on the ground. and
heretofore this has been the only OBJ
stacle to the profitable working Of the
mine.
Now is a good time to enter Q. pro-
test against the wild and baseless re-
ports as to chances fer employment at
he sugar factory here. Men are COM
ng in constantly on reports current n /