Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

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 the valley, yesterday signed with the l Water Users association for stock to
 cover 9e@ aepes @n the Lelai reservation
 lyiag ia seeti@. B and S6 in township
 n0rth. faRge east and 3090 acres | @tl the Salt River reseFvat ti@n, which
 is @A tlis slide of the river This was
 ef@ae by direction of the acting com
 missioner of the EnGbtan service @n au- thoTfty granted by the secretary of the | interior @A April 24. MF Alexander
 IS also directed to pay int@ the assocta- ttoa ten cents asA acre @F S39@ the first l payn9eRt that all shareholders are re- auiTed t@ pay. fFeMa the appropriatie 1 for supplies for the Pimas for 9965
 The sgowernnae4at recognizes that the Water t'seTs, association is a good
 thing a8d wants te be ih @N it.
 FALSE ALARMS night was another eNaspeFatimg othe for the fire
 naeaa. Two false alarms were turned in
 there bebng Eao apparent excuse for either, the mischief undoubtedly being g
 deIbe by. evil minded persons. TFle efst
 alarm @aIaNe fF@Hn le@A F c@FqpeF of
 t'iFst and McKhaIey streets abeUt s
 O clock lla the evening. T4ee second a3arna ass at midnight and froea box S4 eornev of First avenue ahdE EsucI-
 anan streets. Ia the Battev YGan the
 chemical eaagine truck suffered the
 breaking @6 a Single4Fee. One haIf of
 the sig7gbefTee heEd and tlae off horse pulled his part with o4ls tug which was shortened to n4eet the emergency
 Some sad etay there will he d worse accident than that and if it should chanee to result froma a false alarm and the culprit be caught he would sF'vely experience some real alarm be- fore the dFemela got through with the peFS@n.
 NEW CORPORATION S-Arttcles of the following corporations were filed in the e13ice @f the eeanty recorder yes terday: Yhe Virginia Zine and Cop per Mining company. capital stock. ST. c99, ,@S6, incorporaters r. C. Southard. A. A. G!enn and E. RI. Howard: The Consolidated Hotels company. capital stock $15.ooe incorporators J. J. O'Brten, C. B. Barnes and J. J. Still BFier Hill Coal company. capital stock. $I .0ee, ,69@, ineorperatoFs C. Sands, $. J. Dillon and ". T. Block; Goldfield Gold Coin Mining and Milling com pany. ca pital stock. s1,@09, 099, incorporators C. O. Mckee. '. McCann and J. c. Cole San Crist oloal Mining coBPany. capital stock. S1 .2@0, ,@G9, incorporates J. E. Taylor, J. NJ. Starb9scl1 and B. " God r@a; Southern Utah Mining company. ca p3tat stock. s1 .@@@. .e@@. ine@rporators Fl. WeisellaaF nd AJ E. Collins: The Monarch Mining and Milling company. capital stock, S1. .0eo. .09e. fneorporators R. E. Price, A. Cordcs and '. w Bar rctt; Fla c. p. Xsn Duzer company. capital stock. s25e. .eo0. ineornorators c. 1 " c. G. Payne; The Union Oil company. capital stock. S25e 9ee. incorporators ". Ryman. ". R. Zike and w P. GiI- more; Mexican Gloria Mining company. capital stock S1@9 O@@ incorporaeors n. K. Tripp, ". Sutphen and F. L. Ro- gers.
 THE CARANAR-Tetter news was received from the desert yesterday T. | J. Sparks received another telegram from Morristown with a late bulletin from his specially employed guide, | mentioned yesterday and who reported by native runner to the telegraph of fee. He satd that he located the cara var Tuesday afternoon and by play 1 ing the part of a friendly Gervish in- gratia ted himself wi+'' tf1 'l~2d r'- eil-G of the expedition. They followed his i lead without protest until they came l to wide stream which he told them | was the Hassayampa. They knew of | the sacred history of this water course | and the awful fate of those who crossed 1 it without proper ceremony so they | made camp on it's banks Tuesday night. | In accordance with the traditional cus- | tom of this country they erected tenn | porary altars and made burnt offerings | (bacon and beans well done). A pro- | ceSsion was then formed and each no | vitiate led by the scout marched close Ii to the waters edge where the \ prayers were offered and j proper 'salaams were made. This was | continued until moon~ise, when each 4 sheik kne!t and drank of the sacred \ silver stream. The pilgrims then re- | turned to camp and retired with their | hearts easy but their feet were sore. II Y Yesterday morning the scout led them |. across the Hassayampa and at last ac | count the expedition was travelling north toward Wickenburg. Having crossed the Hassayampa, and drunk of it's water. any news that comes from the front Hereafter will be subject to the regular discount, MT, Sparks will leave this morning for Wickenburg to his friends and fire his scout. He wants it to be understood that he is the real Moses of the eX- petition and he is afraid the hired man will get his job if he don't show up and fix his fences.
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