Arizona republican., 1905-10-27
rHE PuRcHAsE oF A HoME-R.

! C OniA who recently arrived in the valley fom Oklahoma yesterday bought of T. NJ. Burroughs five acres of high iIy improved land one mile north Of
 Five Points where he will reside LEAVES ON THE FIRST-J. C. Page. advertising representative or the territorial fair will leave on the first ! of November for a tour through the l southern and eastern counties He will ! supervise the decoration of the publ" i ibilIboards and inject fair enthusiasm into everybody he meets
 HE HAD ONLY FRIENOs-In Judge Johnstone's court yesterday r. tValenzueIa was tried and found guilty
 of being drunk and sentenced to pay
 fine of S7. He had no money but had a good array of friends and they at ! ohce began to raise the necessary mon- lev to secure VaIenzuela's release. A NEW CORPoRATION-Article3 of incorporation of the Berwyn Land land Manufacturing company were fll- ed in the office of the county recorder Iyesterday The capital stock is $20O,- | 900 and the incOrporatOrs are B. NJ. Harvey, W. w. Poultney and $. $. Yo- i der. The articles of the Ideal Water Elevating company are amended by in creasing the capital stock to S5O,OOO. | A PLEASANT ESSlON-Wm.
 E. MeIIor circulation representative of
 the Los Angeles Times arrived in the
 city yesterday and will make this place his headquarters for the next two
 or three months. This is the first visit
 of Mr Mcllor to the valley and he is
 very favorably impressed with It. He [ sees no good reason why Phoenix should not become a much bigger town
 than t .s now.
 COMING OF MIR. HAPKE-La Fayette Meyers of the Beet Sugar com pany yesterday received word from MT. Hapke which led him to believe that he would reach Phoenix Saturday morning Immediately after his arri val the letting of several contracts will be taken up. The lands which have
 stood in the name of the Eastern Sugar company since a year ago last winter have been transferred to the new com pany and the transfers recorded. SOCIAL TONIGHT-A social will be given tonight at o'clock in the parlOrs of the First M. E. church by the members of w. H. Blacks Sunday school class who distinguish them
 selves from other classes by the name
 We Girls" There will be an interest ing program and light refreshments
 will be served during the evening All are invited to attend and a good time is promised
 WATER AT SUPERIOR-F. W.
 Tuckerman has returned from a trip
 of two or three days in Pinal county. Among the places he visited was the
 Superior camp. Things are moving along there as smoothly as usual he says except that there has been con
 siderable interference of late by an
 over supply of water in the deeper workings of the mine. particularly in the shaft. MT. Tuckerman was inform ed though that new pumps capable of controlling the water, had been order ed, are now on the way and will be in- stalled immediately on arrival.
 A HOLDING SENTENCE-Josep O'Neill who was brought back from Yavapai county the other day was be- fore Justice Burnett yesterday after noon on a charge of petty larceny for stealing some clothing from Cooper & Bassett's corral. He had been charged with stealing other articles but he de- nied that part of the accusation ad- mitting however the theft of the cloth- | ing. He was given a jail sentence, it | being understood that the Gila county ! authorities want him for forging three | checks. Word has been received at the | office of the sheriff from the sheriff of Gila county that all the proof needed | has not yet been got together against | him.