Arizona republican., 1906-06-03

tfmOnialS rom many or the students and graduates who have reaped the many more than ten-fold profit from their original investment and have been put into a way of continuing to reap it indefinitely. The catalogue it. self is certain indication of the great growth of the institution.
 THE LOWER cANALS-Announce ment is made that this Sunday morning water will be turned into the Salt River Valley canal for a four days run and that on the morning of the Eth the water will be turned into the Maricopa canal. It is also announced that the zanjero has been instructed to shut down the gates of all farmers who have not yet paid for summer water
 THE REEDYs SAFE-Mrs. Helen Bury yesterday received a telegram from her daughter, Mrs Ira D. Reedy dated at Naco. It bore the message. Trouble subsiding; we are all safe" MT. Reedy is not at Cananea, but IS supposed to be at another camp about fifty miles from Naco Colin Bury. Mrs. Reedy's brother, is in Cananea, but it is assumed that Mrs. Reedy had heard from him before sending her message.
 TOWN PROPERTY SOLD.-B. G. Pecka reports another bunch of sales of residence property in Phoenix, Lots 16 in block IS, better described as No. 9, south Thirteenth avenue, and be- longing to D. w. Beldon, was sold to c. F. Arnold for $20OO. On this lot there is a six-room brick dwelling house. A ffty-foot lot on South Twelfth avenue, owned by MT. Pecka himself, and improved by a small frame house. was sold to Mrs. Lola Taylor for $500. Another property In the same neighborhood owned by MT Pecka. was sold to Maximilian Castel- To for $500. It is a fifty-foot lot on which there are two frame houses. MT Pecka also disposed of lots 13. A. Is and 16 in block 35 of the Collins addi- tions. owned by M. IT. Sherman, to AL fred We!gle for $2OO.
 TO OPEN A PHOENIX BUSINESS It was announced in yesterdays pa per that S J. Eichenberger had left for his home in Cairo. H., and would return here in the fall and open a res taurant business. It was also errone- ously announced that Mrs. Eichenberg, who has spent the winter here, had gone east with him and that they would dispose of their property there Mrs. Eichenberger is here and expects 10 remain, having been greatly bene- f1ted by the climate. Mr Eichenbergel. who has built up a fine restaurant bus mess in the city of Cairo, has gone back to look after it during the sum- mer. He has no idea of selling out there, but when he returns here in September he will also engage in bus mess here, opening up a first class restaurant, that business having been a successful one with him wherever he has engaged in it.
 DOG DAYS HERE-Marshal Kinney announces that dog days" will begin this year on June 10 and that the law will be more strenuously enforced than eyer before. The law says all dogs caught without tags on shall be killed on sight. He proposes to take them to the pound. and if they are not called for they will be killed the same day. There has been too much trouble iu the past trying to guard the pound to Keep irresponsible persons from liber- ating the dogs or trying to burn the pound. so there will not be as much latitude given the owners of unfortu- nate cauines as heretofore. The only safety a dog will have this year will be in having his tag with him at all times. and promptly on June 1st. The cost of a tag is s2 if bought of the tax collector previous to the apprehension of the dog by the dog catcher. If 1t becomes necessary to arrest the arm Of justice by buying a tag of the dog catcher, after the animal has been captured by that official, the cost will be $2.50. But dog insurance. like any other, is never to be depended upon unless the premium is paid in advance.
 OUTBOUND EXCURSIONISTS - Last night was excursion night on the MaricOpa & Phoenix road and a large crowd left the city for Los Angeles and other southern California points to spend their summer vacation Added to the crowd of those who were Ieav- ing the city were the large numbers of their friends who were at the depot to bid them goodbye. The Uassenger list for Los Angeles included Miss Maud Baber H. Hitch, Mrs. Ellen B. Land. Miss Ruth Land, H. NJ. Hunter. Mrs. G. P- Rullard, Mrs. c. E. DeMund. Mrs Osborn, J. w. Burke. Joe Dennis. w. r. Nahlinger, John Wilson. H. II. McNeil and wife, MT. and Mrs. B. A Grant. Miss Eloise Grant, Misses Ma