Arizona republican., 1903-12-18
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GONE TO WAsHiNGToN.-Mrs. J. F. Wilson has gone to Washington to remain with her husband until the close of the congressional session.
 A DAY IN PHoENlx-J. c. Mar tin, editor of the Prescott Journal Miner spent yesterday in Phoenix, or business, returning home on this mornings train. He was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Martin.
 MIR. HART'S RETURN-C. F.. Hart of Albion N. Y who has lived in Phoenix at various times in years pa5-, being interested ere in a financial way. returned yesterday morning. He will remain for a month or so and possibly all winter.
 THE eEhUCHAMP- SMITH CASE. The celebrates ca-- u- Beauchamu li. Smith vs. the King of Arizona Min ing and Milling company, was placed on the calendar of the court in Cochise county on Tuesday, having been trans ferred from this judicial district. Smith is suing the company for q two- ffths interest in the mine and S11,O00. The case was tried once in this city and appealed to the supreme court, which ordered a new trial
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 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.-The annual ball of the Country Club will be held tonight in the Hotel Adams and all arrangements have been per- fected for the occasion which will be the big society event of the season.
 A BUCKEYE RANCH SOLD.- J. Ernest Walker has sold the Wood ranch at Buckeye to Walter Carrico for $2,0OO. This is an eighty acre property, partly improved, and is lo- cated mile and half from the town of Buckeye. It was not a commission sale as the property belonged to MT. Walker himself and he still has three other fine ranches in the same section of country.
 DEATH OF MISS IVY CREECH.-- Ivy Creech. died yesterday morning about 7:2O o'clock at the family resi- deLce corner of Ninth avenue and University street She was about 22 years old and consumption was the cause of her death, though she had not been considered dangerously i'll tr:l about six months ago. Of her inn mediate family she leaves to mourn her untimely end a devoted mother. three brothers and two sisters. The family has lived here for several years her father having died here some years ago. Miss Creech was well known m Phoenix and was universally beloved. having been a young woman of most estimable character and a favorite with q large circle Of acquaintances. The funeral will be held at the resi- dence this afternoon at o'clock and the service will be conducted by Rev AN INJUNCTION SUIT-TroubIe has broken out again among the mem bers of the Utah Canal Enlargement S Extension company. An injunction suit has been filed by Daniel P. Jones against the company and thirty stockholders of 1t. including the Mesa Investment company and School Di7- trict No. 29 sThc applicant for the in- junction says that he is entitled to the use of foo inches Of water which h. and his predecessors in interest have been getting since 1889. The water is for the irrigation of a quarter of .t section Of land on the south side The plaintiff said that he had been allowed 10 have his own headgaIe and that he had not been amenable to the rules of the company in respect of the distTi- button of the water. He complains that the officers of the company have recently torn out his headgate and threaten to tear out any others that h." may put in. He wants them restrained from interfering with his water supply and wants damages in the sum of $575. temporary restraining order was granted by Court Commissioner Wood ward upon the condition that the plaintiff should file with the clerk of the court a bond in the sum of s25O. The bond was fled. The officers Of the company are: President. w. W. Dob son and Secretary Clyde Stewart. The directors mentioned in the complaint are MoEs Ellingson and Samuel open shaw.