Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-15


prayer meeting at 1850 this evening in
the NJ. f. Church. South. The subject
will be. Jesus Our Example in Pray
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A PAINFUL WoUND-AIiss Nettie|
Norris a day or two ago suffered a
very bad cut on her left hand. She
was cleaning a lamp chimney when 1t
broke and cut a cash clear across the
palm.
WELL DRILLING OUTFIT-R T.
Bower has secured a new well drill
ing plant which he will operate wher-
ever his services may be required He
is associated with the Pratt Gilbert
Co. which will be his headquarters
and which institution is a supply house
for such machinery.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY SOLD
Marshall Armstrong yesterday bought
of c. J. Cornell, two lots at the cor
ner of Jefferson and Fourth streets.
The consideration was $3.50 The sale
was consummated through the agency
of w X James, John Baggiore being
also associated in the deal.
SOLD CITY LOTS-Lots 10 and II
of block Al We're sold yesterday by
George W. Hoadley, through the agen-
CIV of H. / Latham & Co, TO c. ].
named it was approximately $4,000.
The property is that on which stands
the old one story brick building, the
only structure of that sort in the block.
AN INQUIRY FOR A FRIEND-A
letter has been received at this office
in which inquiry is made regarding one
l. 3. Tally. The inquirers are jackson
Essay and s. J. Weaver, who live at
Denim. y. NJ Tally is a native of
PENNSYLVANIA. about thirty-five years
of age. a painter and a member Of the
Masonic order. He is described as
weighing about $50 pounds and has a
way of shutting one eye when talk
ing. Messrs. Essay and Weaver would
be pleased to receive any information
concerning him.
ANOTHER DUCK HUNT-Messrs.
H / Latham. Garrett Hulst and HOr-
ace Harrison have returned from a
two DAYS duck hunt at the Florence
reservoir. They report that they had
an excellent time but didn't break any
records in the line of shooting. They
only got fffty-five ducks between them,
though they insist that that is more
than were killed by the seven Florence
sDortsmen who were at the reservoir
at the same time. They crossed the
raging ella in a boat and also did a
deal of boating at the reservoir. MI
Latham says the recent rains have fill
ed the reservoir to It's fullest capacity
as we'll as all the other desert depres-
sions thereabout. The lake is now
about two and a half miles long and
he says it is surprising what a swell
there is on it. It makes rowing mighty
vigorous exercise.
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR-Walter
Reidy, for a long time bookkeeper for
The Republican. but ever since the be-
ginning of operations al the Tonic dam
site. connected with the reclamation
service. arrived in the city yesterday
morning. his first visit within a year.
Mr.. Reidy entered the reclamation ser
vice in a humble though honorable ca
Dacfty but the government of the Unit
cd States with Characteristic astute-
mess. recognizing merit and true worth
wherever = finds it, kept promoting
Mr.. Reidy from one position to anoth-
ler until now for some time he has been
| the chief property clerk 1t is in that
capacity that he SHINES as a benefactor
to the people of the valley, the mem
| bers of the water users association.
| A careless property man by allowing
the property used in the construction
| of the dam, that is tools. cement, ma
! chinery, crude oil and such things TO
/ become lost or damaged would nhict
great loss on the members of the assoc
/ citation who have in the end to foot all
+ the bills. The care which Mr.. Reidy
will exercise in the performance of his