Arizona republican., 1906-07-21
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COPPER REDUCTlON-It has been estimated that the production of the Clifton and Morenci copper properties for this year will be a record breaker in all. more than 65,OOO,OOO pounds.
 HE GOT SEVEN DAYS-Juan Or osco, who is by no means a stranger, was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of disturbance of the peace. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 A SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-suit for divorce was begun in the district court yesterday by Sarah Seal against s. B. Seal on the ground of failure to sup port The parties were married at Tempe a little more than a year ago.
 JUDGE RENTS VACATiON-I Judge Kent left last night for the coast where he will resume his vacation. which was broken by the joint state hood bill, and made his return from the east necessary. He will probably return to Phoenix in a short time.
 HELPING THE TOWN GROW-I B. G. Pecka is erecting three brick cottages on his property between Fifth and Sixth avenues and Madison and Jackson, which when complete. will each represent an investment of $16OO They are being constructed for renting purposes. The cottages are of the four-room design with front and back porch. The contractor is H. B. Kersting.
 WATER DlSTRIBUTlON- -Superfn- tendent McDermott announces tha-I water will be in the laterals of the Arizona canal as follows: No. July 20 to 23; No. 8, July 22, a. m. to July g, D. m.; No. 9. July 23 1 D. m. to July A, 4 a. m.; No. 6. July 23.l D. m. to July A. a. m; No. 3, July 25, a. m. to July 25. D. m.; BurroI lateral, July 25, 4 D. m. to July 26 2i q. m.
 A HOME coMER HOME AGAIN. Claude Berryman, Thursday morning returnew from eKntucl1y, where he had gone several weeks ago in company with his wife and child for the pur- pose of attending the Kentucky home coming festivities. Mrs. Berryman and child will remain in the east at her home in Ohio until possibly the mid dle of September. The farmers and the merchants of the section. MT. Der ryman visited, he says, are very pros porous. Following his visit at Louis vile, he attended his home county re- union in Woodford county. a ceIebra- liOft Wnlcn lasted Tor three days.
 CORRALLING THE COLORADO -I Henry Le Roy has returned to the city from Yuma, where he had been for several days on mining business. He reports that the Southern Pacific now has 2500 men employed in building road from Yuma to a point where a high rock dam is to be constructed to help shut off the runaway waters of the Colorado. He also understood from what he heard in Yuma that 25OO additional labOrers would be brought into the country from Mexico making in all 5000 to be employed on the gi- gantic task. The track which is be- ing built is for the hauling of mater ials to the site of the dam. General Superintendent R. H. Ingram was at Yuma for several days the first of the week in connection with the work which is in progress.
 NEW RATIONS-ArticIes of. the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Mexican Herb company. capital stock, $1OO.O0O, incorporators. H. c. Carpenter and w. F.. Thomas: The Honest EndeavOr Mining com pany, capital stock, $2,5OO 00O incorp- orators, C. D. Campbell F. Estro and $. V. Shaplro; Hauber oil company. capital stock. s75,OOO. incorporators. Frank c. Hauber. $. B. Hauber and J. J. Hauber; Berg Wen oil company. capital stock, $4OOOOO. incorporators. k. Gang Wentzel, $. Faust WentzeI and E. L. Bergstresser; the Mckinley Gold Coin Mining company, capital stock S1,25O,OO0, incOrporatOrs, William Mckinley, W. k. Henley and Q. A. [
 Jpany capital stock, $1.OOO.OOO, incor- porators, w. Bernard Vause and Geo ! w Vause; The Silver Leaf Mining company, capital stock. $500, 900, incor- porators, R. R. Moss, D. R. Hindman and O. F. Clark. The articles of the Enterprise Real Estate company were amended as to management