Arizona republican., 1905-07-12

MT. Chapman is engaged in railroading as he has been for several years past. HURRYlNG ANSWERS-The an- swers of the many defendants in the suit of P. T. Hurley against Charles F. Abbott and several thousand others for a determination of the water right under the north side canals are com ing in more numerously than ever. It , behooves the rest of the defendants to get a move on themselves for the time in which they can be filed for thirty five cents is rapidly drawing to a close. On the first of August the is suances of summons will begin.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of | the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Automatic Machine and Vending company. capital stock. $6O. GOO, incorpOrators w. D. Walrath, J. A. Bicklehaup and C. B. Dolson; The Hulitt Manufacturing company, capital stock. $20,000. incOrporators J. A. Hu- lit, J. 4. Resin and J. C. ROsen; Com monwealth Mining and Milling com pany, capital stock, s1,000,0 900, incor- pO:ators R. w. McMilI and P. J. Kingsley; Continental Mining and Milling company, capital stock, S1,- 000. 900, incorporators same as above.
 TROPHY FOR PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL Another Phoenix boy does credit to his home school Ar thur Dysa:t has been admitted to the U. s. Naval Academy at Annapolis, making a good record. The passing mark for entrance examination in each subject is 62 1-2 per cent and young Dysart averaged S7 1-2 per cent and ran up to 95 per cent in his mathe-
 
 IoI his lowest record. In writing to a friend. he Loyalty declares, 'I would not have been here had it not been for the thorough training I had in Phoe- nix high school"
 WEATHER-It was learned yester- day that Prescott enjoyed a rain and hail storm on Monday. Last night about Il o'clock was the first sum mer sand storm of the season. The clouds looked to the stranger like a promise of rain but the wise guy who has been here longer merely got up and put a few rocks oG his cot to hold the bed clothes down, then went to sleep again. It takes several sand storms to make rain in July if past experience is any criterion. But it did cool the air considerably for the rest of the night and will perhaps mark a break in the two weeks of strenuous temperature.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING Tomorrow evening the EpwOrth League of the Central NJ E. church south will hold it's monthly business and literary meeting in the Sunday school room of the church. The meet ing begins promptly at s o'clock, Af,er the business of the eevning the follow ing program will be carried out: Hymn, selected: Life of Longfellow, Miss Blanch Hughes: Vocal Solo, Miss Gen. evieve AIsap; Review of ''The Court ship of Miles Standish,'' Howard Ba- Der: Recitation, Miss Nettie Miller; Criticism of the Poem; Miss Mary White; Dealing of the "Epworth Blu gle" Editor The public is cordially invited to attend the meeting and have a social time with the Leaguers
 CANTELOUPE EXCURSION-The Kyrene & Orient railroad company, running from Kyrene switch to Han sens melon patch, began operations again yesterday This railroad was built for revenue only and not to break any records for passenger haul or time schedule consequently when there is nothing doing no trains are run and most of the year there is nothing do- .ng. But from now on until fall is their busy season. The N. & P. having made traffic arrangements with the Kyrene S Orient has in mind the run ming of a canteloupe excursion on the 23d from Phoenix to Hansen's ranch. The tickets, which will probably be d quarter of 2 dollar will entitle each excursionist to as many canteloupes as he can eat without getting sick If he gets sick he will have to pay for the caEteloupes-or give them up.