Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
MIR. AINSWORIH RETURNS
 FROM EXTENSIVE TOUR
The Finishing Touches On the Sale
 Of the Canals.

Judge C. F. Ainsworth yesterday morning returned to the city after an absence of several weeks. Most of this time was spent in the far east. near the home of his birth in New York. Journeying east and on his re- turn trip he stopped at many points of interest He was for several days in New York City and also paid Washing ton. D. C., visit. En route east he stopped at Denver on legal business. and at points in Michigan in which state he resided before coming to Ari- zona. It was there he joined his fam fly who had had preceded him several weeks.
 From Michigan the journey east was made through the lake country. much of it by steamer. At London, Canada. a short stop was made It is there pr. Fl. II. Stone is spending the summer. and the visit to that city was made doubly pleasant by h.s entertainment. The journey east was continued after the short stop, by steamer to a point in New York state, where MT. Aims worth was born and where many rel atves still reside. On a farm near Canton, Mrs. Ainsworth Miss Aims worth and Miss Ruth Ainsworth are spending the summer. Miss Ainsworth was not in the best of health at the time of her departure from Phoenix. and that she might enjoy the rest and quiet of the country the stay is being made at the point wheer they are The family will remain in the east until the first of october at least. and pos sibly Miss Ainsworth will remain all winter
 Judge Ainsworth's visit to Washing ton was in connection with the con clusion of the sale of the property of the Arizona Water company to the government. Several small matters wer brought out in the examination of the abstract of the company's proper ty by the government officials which it has taken time to adjust that the title might be absolutely clear IL is now thought that the payment for the canals will be made at least before the expiration of the next ten days
 On his return yesterday Judge Aims worth paid off the judgments for costs against the north side companies in various suits which had been pending for years in which A. l.. Henshaw and others were plaintiffs in one action. George Newsholme in one and Rodney MCDonald in another. These cost iudg- ments aggregated about $14OO.
 Western people and Ar.zonians. Judge Ainsworth says. are scattered all over the country and many of them have an air of prosperity Many who have moved away from Phoenix and are located in the east. at the time Mr Ainsworth was there. were away on their summer vacations. It matters not where one lives the summer vaca- tion trip is a necessity. Coming west he stopped for a few days in Chicago. but his time there was limited.
 The modern system of transportation between New York and Chicago is. ac- cording to MT. Ainsworth. each month being improved. The comforts of travel are greater than those furnished by the lines of the west and more inter esting; still the mileage is in no sec ton over two cents mile The spec ial service now in operation between New York and Chicago is furnished for one way trip at SIS. and he un- derstood that the rate will be reduced to $15 by the first of october. Judge Ainsworth will remain in Phoenix the balance of the summer with a possible trip to Los Angeles on business.