Arizona republican., 1906-06-19
oE LOCAL i Ill INTEREST

DOG TAGS-The city tax collector
 has broken all records this year in his , sale of dog tags. Thus far 291 have l been disposed O..
 l FOUND PARAsoL-The police
 have a little. red parasol, children's
 size, that was found in the street. It ! is st Il carrying the price tag.
 i SURVEYS APPROVED Mineral survey No. 2210 which embraces the Alaska lode. and survey No. 2211, for the Amsterdam. Little Joker and Hol- land lode, have been approved by the
 surveyor general. These surveys are situated in the Patagonia district. San la Cruz county, and are owned by the Duquesne Mining and Reduction com pany.
 ICE CREAM socIAL-The Catholic
 Social Union, assisted by the ladies of the church will give an ice cream so-
 cial and lawn party Tuesday even 'ng,
 June 18th, between the hours of 7:45
 and 10 p. m. on the school ground al
 Third and Monroe streets. Music will
 be furnished by Prof. Lambert's or
 chestra. Members and friends of the
 church are cordially invited.
 FOURTH OF JULY PlCNIC-For
 number of years past the residents of
 the Osborn school district have made
 1t practice to celebrate the glorious
 fourth by big picnic Tonight Tues
 day, there will be d meeting of the
 Osborn patriots at the residence of W
 L. Teal on Central avenue, to make arrangements for the proper recogni- tion of the event this year. All inter- ested are cordially invited to come
 TO INSPECT THE DRILLING George R. Hammond of Salt Lake City, superintendent of the drilling depart ment of the work of the United States reclamation service. arrived here yes terday morning and went at once with Engineer Parish to Granite Reef to look over the work of the drilling party which has been busy at that point ever since last winter. The drill CTS it is presumed are nearing the end Of their work there and it is announced that they are not sorry of it. There is very little shade or ice either in the river at that particular point just now
 TT KEEPS ON AT KELVIN-O. E. SoWers came in from Kelvin yester- day He said that there is a continued interest in mining in that locality and that there is a constant procession of experts and capitalists. There have been many inVestmens, but what is more to the purpose. work is going on on many of the properties. Operations will shortly be begun on the Kinney and Mccarthy property. which has been in litigation a long time. Joe Null l hatton, who is the owner of valuable l claims. which he has been holding fort several years. is expecting a party of capitalists this week
 WESSEX BONDS-A trust deed for the Wessex Water company to the Home Savings Bank and Trust com l i, county recorder yesterday The deed IS to secure a bond issue of SS6. .O00. i made in three series Of the first se- rles there will be 130 bonds of s25O each bearing interest at the rare of 6 per cent The second series will con- slst of SS bonds of $500 each. interest at per cent. There will be nineteen Of the third series, $500 each interest at per cent. These bonds will con stltute liens on the property of the Srantor in the order of the series.
 DEATH OF TLEMAN-FranI, l. Alklre yesterday received word of the death at San Diego of Giuseppe Iosnascloh. well known cattleman of lhls part of the country, who has been running cattle on the ranges of Hum bug Creek for several years. The cause Of his death was consumption. About two weeks ago, MT AIkire sent nm to San Diego in the hope that a change of climate might be of benefit To nm. The body will be brought back here for burial He has no reIa- tives in this country. but has DeonIeI living in Italy. Of the amount ofi| property he leaves little is known If T consists mostly of cattle on the range hc was better known in this co,ntrvi as Joe Solo.
 POLICE COURT-Y Yesterday was a fl good day financially speaking. for the T recorder s court Acting RecorderII Johnstone turned thirty-seven dollars II into the city treasury and at the same Il -llne squared six culprits with the jaw II Only one other case was before him II and that was Diego Castenada who II had more time than money and went to II lalI IorseVen days to do nenance for his trunk Those who settled for cash Il were all drunk and disorderIy save ono Il and were as follows: Benigno CriiaI,-s Il forfeited six dollars bail; John Doe No II and John Doe No. forfeited five ioiiars each, Leonardo Garcia and Car II los Gonzales forfeited five dollars baiIl each; Bessie Addis. for lofteriDg Il around a saloon, forfeited seven dollars II pail. Noii'hi
 DELINQUENT WATER USERS
 per cent or those members II 'I the Salt River Valley Water I-sars II dssoclatlon who permitted their acre Il iSe 10 go delinquent through failure to pay the last years assessment for inc Il uhh1ng expenses of the associatio, Il nave now paid up. The others stiIl Il nave until July g. to settle and if ie Il confidently expected that most of tbor, Il VII do so- There may be a few nom II 'esIdents who will permit their Iands II 10 go to sale but it is not expected that Il any ot the home people who are bo,o -o see personally the advantages tbat | nave followed the work of this orparf -atlon will permit themselves to finaiI,- lrop out of it. No association. no wat, sf storage and no expense money no association That is all there is to if ana It don't take long to tell it. Moro man that, the lands signed will boI