Arizona republican., 1906-07-22
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ARIZONA CANAL WATER RUNS Water will be run in the Arizona ca nal laterals on the following schedule, arranged by Superintendent McDer- mott: Lateral No. Il. ? a. m. July 22 tn ? a. m. July 23; lateral No. 1114, 9: 30 m. July 22 to 10 D. m. July p; lateral No. F, II D. m. July = to D. n. July 24: lateral No 13, 3 a. m. July 22 to 90 2. ID. July "A; lateral No. l4, 10 a. m. July A to f a. m. July 25; lat eral 14h. II D. m. July A to II a. m. Iulv PC
 NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Detroit Quo Vadis Copper company, capital stock, $250, 900. incorporators. George Hargreaves, O. P. GulIey, P. F. Saunders, William R. Baker, Elmer w. Foster, A. C. Simpxins and Frank c. Huston; Urales Mining company, capital stock, $25O. 900. incorporators Frank Gran dell. Horatio N. Hovey, Henry C. Star rett, William Leahey> and T. E. Black ford.
 THE CENTRAL METHODIST HURCH-Opposite the postoffice. Preaching morning and evening by the| pastor Harold Govette. Theme for III a. m. "The Compassion of Jesus For D. m.: Fruit Bearing the Con dition of Dicipleship." Sunday school. 9:45 a. m., Dr. H. A. Hughes, superin- tendent. Epworth League 7:30 p. nI. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at S o'clock The district camp meeting will begin Friday night. July 27. Peo- pie of all churches are invited toI camp.
 HE DIED ALoNE-Last evening shortly after six o'clock William CCnvery died at his home on South Seventh avenue. For years he had liv- ed alone and made his living by rais- ing chickens and doing in a small way, the work of a truckster. The cir cumstances surrounding his death were such that Judge Burnett was no- tif,ed and paid visit 10 the house. making an investigation. His effects disclosed the fact that he had an ac- count at one of the local banks and owned considerable property. It was also later learned that he was mem Der of the Baptist church of this city. Although no jury was impaneled last night. one will be on Monday and an inquest will be held.
 PAINTED FROM HEAT-Frank Burgett. a conductor of the $. F. P & r. road who was to have been in charge of the train leaving Phoenix yesterday afternoon over the santa Fe and carry ing the Prescott excursionists tainted just a few minutes before the time of. departure of the train. Two doctors who were among those about to go. were at once called and worked for nearly half an hour over the prostrate
 
 moved to the hospital where he was last night. His fainting was undoubt- edly caused by the extreme heat of yesterday afternoon and the over ex- ertion necessitated by the extra large train he was in charge of. Conduc- tor McRae was called and took charge of the train as conductor.
 HELEN SROEBER - Last evening at the parsonage home of J. D. Cron- enberger, pastor of the Church of Christ, P. R. Helm and and Miss Eliz- abeth Groeber were united in marriage. MT Cronenberger, performing the cer- emony. The ring service was used. There were no invited guests. Chas. H. Pratt, q member of the firm by which the groom is employed acting as wit ness. The bride is well educated German lady and since coming to Phoenix has made her home with the family of N. Porter. She is a very taI- ented musician. MT. Helm has been with the Pratt Gilbert company iu charge of credits for several months. He came here from Honolulu and since coming to Phoenix has made many friends. The couple will shortly b. gin housekeeping in this city.
 EN ROUTE TO NOGALES-Attor- neY General E $. Clark came down from Prescott yesterday and left for Nogales last night. where he will ap- pear Monday to argue motion in be- half of the territory to dissolve an in Junction issued in the case of the Worlds Fair mine. County Assessor Fowler of Santa Cruz county assessed an unpatented mining claim Of the Worlds Fair company at $500. 900. At ! torney Ives. for the company, in the absence Of Judge Doau, secured of i Judge Campbell an order restraining Assessor Fowler from selling the prop erty for taxes. MT. Clark, for the ter ritory, moves for the dissolviug of the injunction. lie says the company does not coFtend that the property has been assessed for more than it's valuation. but resists the assessment on the ground that some other properties have ! been assessed too low in proportion.