Arizona republican., 1906-08-31
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QUIET DAY IN coURT-Yesterda
 was one of the quietest days of the
 season with Justice of the Peace John
 stone. He had before him but two cases for consideration and both were
 quickly disposed of Reyes Martinez
 and David Bailey were both up charged
 with being drunk and disOrderly Five
 dollars each was the fine.
 SHOWING UP WELL-D. A. Sea
 mans returned yesteId day from a two
 weeks visit to the Juanita mine To-
 cated near Prescott. The property is
 owned by Phoenix parties who now
 have half dozen men working on it.
 MT. Seamans says that the mine is showing up well and some very high grade ore is now being taken out
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2235, Eva lode situated in the Big Bug mining district Yavapai county, and claimed by Henry K.l Behn and John J. Hawkins. He has also approved the official survey of the Linnet and Oriole lodes, situated in the Warren mining district. Cochise county. This survey is designated as No. 22S6, and is claimed by the Don i Luis Mining and Realty company
 GOT A FEW ERS-Charles Urban, who does the kodak and picture work for the BerryhilI company. re- turned yesterday from an extended eastern trip. Many points of interest were visited by him while away and a number of the largest eastern cities. | including New York and Chicago. On the trip he gathered a number of new pointers in his line of work that will be of considerable value to him here. Mrs. Urban will return about the mid ! dle of September.
 TO BUCKEYE BY AUTo-C. IT. Hirst w. S. GoIdsworthy. Dr. J. C. ! Norton and Gen. A. J. Sampson made a . quick trip to Buckeye and return yes terday in an automobile The trip was | a delightful one in every respect. good time was made without accident. I The actual time spent in travel both , ways, aggregating about seventy miles, was four hours and half. The roads were in first class condition due to rains not long ago, and there was an | almost total obsence of dust that is f usually so disagreeable on such trips. | The country around Buckeye at the f present time is in a very prosperous condition; there is plenty of water and crops show the result of it's applica- ton.
 THE IRRIGATION GoNGRESs-C ! T. Hirst yesterday received a letter from Dwight B. Heard, who isnow in Chicago relating to the National Irri- gation Congress which will be held in Boise City. Idaho from the 3rd to the Sth of September. MT. Heard writes that he will leave for Boise City to- day and will remain there until the close of the congress. He wishes. to . urge upon Arizonians the importance 4 of attending the congress. whether as delegates or not. for everyone from the territory who is in attendance will do Arizona's cause just that much l more good. He says there is a mis- taken idea among many people in western states to the effect that Ari- zona is being given great deal more than her share of the money that at present is being used by the United | States in different irrigation projects through the west. Arizona is to be ! congratulated on securing as much as she has but at the same time feels that | she has not had more than her due. He, hopes to see every delegate from this territory present at the congress | to aid in passing resolutions that may come up relating to the work now in progress throughout Arizona. lie is | particularly grateful to the members of | the reclamation service who have been | so loyal to the Tonto project in this : locality. Mir. Heard adds that the peo- i pie of Boise City are planning to en- ! certain the delegates in Q royal man l ner A three hundred mile trip GOV | ering the irrigation project in the state ! of Idaho has been arranged, not for ] the delegates alone. but for all who are | in attendance at the congress.