Arizona republican., 1905-07-14
CONE TO IRON sPRINes-Mrs.

| GONE TO IRON SPRINGS-MrS-
 Phelps and Mrs. Alkire left on yester- 1 day mornings train for Iron Springs. ! MISSIONER OF SPEEDING ! w. N. Tiffany, secretary of the Ari- zona Fair association, has been ap- pointed commissioner of speeding by ] the territorial fair commission and will have full control of the racing program. MT. Tiffany is thoroughly ! familiar with racing, and is one of the ' best judges of horsehesh in the terri i tory. With him at the helm first 1 class racing meet is asssured.
 | NON PRESIDENTS ARE ACTING i Though many local land owners are Inow making answer to the priority ! suit to establish water rights, all
 water users being defendants, there are still a number hanging back and : taking less interest than many Of the nOn-residents, who are protecting ! themselves by making early answers. | Yesterday a letter was received by the , Water Users association from a Mas sachusetts man of means who owns property here. asking that one of the blanks prepared by the associations attorney be filled out and sent to him for signature. He seems to under stand the situation better than a great many hOmefOlks. and wants to get of as cheapIy as possible. And the only difference is, in fact, that the man who makes early and voluntary answer saves money. They have all got to answer one way or another. and it's cheaper to break into court than to be dragged in, at least under the con ditiOns of the present suit And the voluntary answer costs but a trihe.
 A BAD RUNAWAY-There was a bad runaway yesterday afternoon about o'clock on South Seventh av- enue, resulting in the serious injury Of Amanda Green, the 11-ye3r-oId step daughter of Sage Pennington. who keeps the O. K. grocery store on South Seventh avenue. The little girl, ac- companied by the young son of E. E. Bridgeman, started out with a wagon to deliver some groceries. h crossing the tracks the horse became fright ened and the young people were thrown out. The boy was unhurt save for few bruises, but the girl suffered a compound fracture Of the left elbow. l The humerus. one of the bones of the arm, not only broke clear through the flesh. but through the clothing, and 1 penetrated the ground for a couple of inches. Dr. Dameron was summoned l and dressed the wound. The girl is | strong and healthy and will make a | good recovery. though it is almost cer- tain her arm will be stiff. The frac- | ture is about as distressing and com | piicated a break as can be imagined | and is necessarily very painful.
 RPORATIONS-The following | articles of incorporation were filed in | the recorders office yesterday: Pyra- | mid Mines Company of Tonopah. S1.- | 600, 900, the incorpOratOrs being H. F. | POttle. I. Purdy and w. R. Schoen- | born; Southern Nevada oil and Min | ing company, $1,5OO.OOO, incorpOrators. ! J. l.. Russell, F. T. Maxwell and J. F. | Hill; Transvaal Nevada Gold Mining | company. S1.O0O.OOO. incOTpOratoTs. J. | GOGshau. C. II. Morse and M. Kyle; | Nevada Nugget Gold Mining company, | $I. 5g3, ,OOt, .l -orDOrators, H. T.. Ser vOss and R. Dallam; KeetOn Williams | Gold company, $IOO,OOO. incorporators. | A. D. Williams, C. c. Keeting and D. l La Reina Union Mining and | Reduction company, $2,000,000, incor- | DoratOrs, J. E. Button, P. J. Mcintyre and V. J. Davis; SadOville Tonopah | s 8, ,000, GOO, incOrpOratOrs, D. F. Swain, D. l.. Storms and A. C. Dunn: Com moIweaIth Trust and Savings bank, F, 900. 900, incorporators A. J. Stoesser, $ r. Dunlap and D. s. Robbins; Gold en Eagle Mining company, S20O,O0O, incorpOrators, B. r. Rams, I. V. Large | md w. A. Rams.