Arizona republican., 1904-08-06

STILL TWO-Odicer Johnny Moore like many other Phoenix men is a sum mer widower and like most of them he hds failed as yet to find a summer girl. day or two ago he thought he had a clue but he has so far been unable to develop it. Some lady rang him up on the telephone and told him to re- member that hereafter they were two instead of one. He told her he did not recognize her and did not know that they had ever been anything else than two, whoever she might be. She Of fered no explanation but insisted that hereafter they were to remain as two. And now he is wondering where he made the mistake that lost him his whole summe-'s pleasure.
 REPUBLICAN, CONVENTiON- Chairman w. F. Nichols of the terri torial republican central committee yesterday issued a call for a territorial convention for the nomination of a candidate for delegate to congress. The convention will be held at Prescott on September r. The place for the holding of the convention was fixed by the last territorial convention but the time of the holding of it was left with the chairman and the executive com mittee. It is said that this is the last time that a republican territorial con- vention will be held outside of Phoenix, but that has been said before. Phe To- cality is always apt to be settled by conventions and what one committee may decide to do is always likely to be set aside by a succeeding commit tee.
 AN ENCUMBERED WATER RIGHT-Suit was brought in district court yesterday by Charles Bauer against Mrs. Laura Billups concerning Q water right in the Utah irrig3ting ditch which MT Bauer thought he had bought. He was to pay $1,500 for it. He paid $50 to close the bargain and subsequently paid the balance Of the price. Then he learned that the right had been leased by William Bill ups. the husband of the defendant, be- fore his death to Wolf Sachs. There fore the plaintiff has had no use of his purchase and he thinks that he suf- | fered by deprivation of it to the extent of $500 and he thinks that if he should be deprived of the right for the next year according to the terms of the lease he would be d1maged in the fur ther sum of about S7O0. For both of these sums judgment is asked.
 MINE LOOKS GOOD-Leonard White of the White Gold Mining Co.,, who is in the city on business slys that the Hassayampa this year has carried more water than the total of the five preceding years. There have been no hair raising floods but a good steady flow and frequent small floods. Speaking of the mine he. says the shaft that was started as a winze in the tunnel has been taken to the sur face by an upraise and has also been sunk in the neighborhood of fifty or sixty feet below the tunnel so it's yer ticlI depth is now 16O feet. It has penetrated the sulphide zone and the ore is decidedly fiattering in appear ance. He secured an assay yesterday of $170 from ore from the bottom of the shaft. Some water has been en- Countered in the sinking Ten men are now employed and more probably will be at an early day.
 THE THROUGH TRAiNS-The through trains are still travelling via Phoenix and though it is announced that the Santa Fe main line will be opened today. The Santa Fe has been doing some wonder full work in temporary railroad building but the elements seem not to be en rapport and almost daily rains tear out the new work. It was ex- pected the last train would go through here yesterday morning but further washouts occurred the day or night be- fore and the result was that five more through trains came this way be- tween yesterday morning and this morning. No. l and No. :. Santa Fe Westbound trains were consolidated