Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
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GONE TO THE SPRINGs-Dr. B. B. Moeur of Tempe will leave on this mornings train for Iron Springs.
 MIR. LAMM HOME-A w Lamm has returned home from a visit of a couple of months at his old home in Indiana.
 BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER-Mr. D. r. Kyle yesterday received word from Los Angeles announcing the birth of daughter to his daughter, Mrs. C. NJ Crego of this city who left for the coast a few days ago, accompanied by her husband.
 A CANADIAN SUMMER-A letter was received yesterday from MT. and Mrs A. B. Williams, who are spend ing the summer at the former home of MT. Williams. London, Ont. saying the summer there is in pleasing con trast with that of the southern and southwestern parts of the United States.
 IT RAINED-There was a very spec tacular electrical storm here last even ing about 8 o'clock and it was follow ed by a terrific Tainstorm, which how ever did not last more than about three minutes when it rapidly died away in- to a sprinkle, a few claps of thunder and a distant grOwI that lasted for an hour or so.
 ANNUAL EASTERN TRlP-Chas Korrick left last night or his annual trip to the eastern markets for the pur- chase of winter goods for the New York store. He will visit St. Louis, Chicago, Baltimore. New York and Boston. Mrs. Kate Kirkland who has charge of the millinery department of the store ac- companies him as far as St. Louis where she will purchase new winter stock for her department.
 ARIZONA GOOD ENOUGH-Cap- tain George B. Norton has returned from a tour of the Pecos country in New Mexico. He had nice time and saw a great deal that was interesting but nothing that could induce him to move from this valley to that locality He is more firmly than ever convinced that this valley and it's prospects are more dependable than any other IT, rigation section he knows about.
 NEW ATIONS-Articies of incorporation of the Gold of Ophlr Mining company were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s1,000,000, and the incorporators are <. T. Godbe, T. C. Williams and W. A. Harris. Articles were also filed of the Gold Center Ice and Brewing company The capital stock is $50,0OO and the incorporators are J. J. Martin, J. IL Hoffman and C. L. Cole.
 REALTY SALES-Pecka Brothers have sold the north 100 feet of lot block 31 in Neahr's addition for W. I. Anderson to Mrs. Sarah II. Calhoun There are three frame houses on the property. The consideration was $S0O- alc fn @ A. Nj. Pecka, a member of the firm. lot in block s of the Montgomery addition. This lot is also improved by four room house. The cOnsidera- ton was not learned. They also sold for Henry Linebarger to Mrs. Ada Corletf lot 16 in block ? of the Simms addition for S600.
 AN INSPECTION TRIP-Mr. F.. A. Jones. general freight and passenger agent of the s. F.. P. & P- who has been here for a couple of days will leave on this mornings train for the north. and at Congress will meet Pres ident F. M Murphy. After few hours there they will return on MT. Murphy's special passing through here this evening to Winkleman. the present terminus of the Phoenix and Eastern
 where the night will be spent. Fil- day morning they will start back ar irving here during the afternoon the incident being one of MT. Murphy's oc- casional inspections of the line.
 WHOSE BABY IS IT?-There is q doll babv at the Phoenix postoince +bat I-ncle ans official storks are unable to forward to the right place for want of an address. The doll paoy is the real inwardness of parcel mailed a day or two ago by some wo- man. who took a great deal or pains and much more twine than was nee essarv to wrap it up. She also was liberal in the matter of postage TOT she wanted the parcel to move att once. But she forgot to put an ad- dress on the outside so all her trouble will be for nothing unless she sees this item and goes to the postoIhce' identifies property and supplies the
 NOT ANALOGOUS CAsEs-some person. evidently ignorant of the facts in the case, has given currency tp story criticising the city council TOT | authorizing the city attorney to make answer for all the property owners |I the city to the priority water suit "I Hurley versus Abbott. In this criu- cfsm it is said the board of supervisors might with equal authority direct the district attorney to make answer for all the farmers under the canals. The two cases are in no way analogous Tn the latter case each farmer has vested right of some value for the wa ter he uses In the cases Of the uroi m dveIler the individual land owner buys no water. The municipality holds in trust the water rights for all the lands within the corporation, buys the wat CT and distributes it in accordance with municipal regulations. The in dividual is not recognized at the canal office. officially. No one but the city council. through it's attorney, could properly make answer. In the same manner the city council and the board of supervisors also, believing it to Le q good thing and a safeguard against inc future. have subscribed and paid for stock in the Appropriators Canal company, for every acre owned by the city and count., possible to be wat cred through that canal.
 I2i-r fIo1Ir sale now on. Mckee'S.