Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION.

A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION i A letter was received at this office | yesterday from Thomas NJ. Duffy of ! the Evening Chronicle. North Atte- boro. Mass. desiring as much informa- | ton as possible regarding John J 1 Christie who died in this city about two weeks ago. The home of Mr. Christie was in Rhode Island. He had l come to Phoenix from Los Angeles only week before his death which was caused b.' tuberculosis.
 FUNERAL OF COL. McCORO-The funeral of former Governor NJ. II. Me
 Cord will he held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Baptist church and will
 be under the auspices of Phoenix Com mandery Knights Templar. the sermon
 to be preached by Rev. Orvillc Coats.
 The officials of the territory will at
 tend the services in a body and the
 commandery will he present in uni
 form. Company B has been ordered
 by Col. McClintock to attend as
 military escort. and members of A company have been invited to join B company. The military will escort the body from the parlors of Mohn & Dris- coll to the church
 SUMMER WATER FOR SAlE.- On May II the reclamation service will
 begin the sale of summer irrigating
 water to those entitled to purchase il. owning lands under the Arizona. Mar
 icopa and Salt River Valley canals.
 the selling season to continue until
 May 18th. The price will be sixty cents per acre and the summer season. for tt-hinh hn NR-fll ha
 is from May l5 to September 18th.
 Water delivery will be suspended on all lands for which payment is not made by May l5. The lands entitled to water are those which have been receiving it and are clear on the books of the Water Users Association. The sale of flood water will also be made during the same period and the charge for it will be thirty cents per acre. The flood water is the surplus. after the delivery to the buyers of regular summer water. or that amount which may be available in the river due to rains. etc. In other words the flood water is the chance surplus of a wet season There is usually sufficient quantity of it for a considerable acre age. for the short season it is required for the making of certain crops. The advertisement of the reclamation serv- ice appears in another column.
 FAREWELL TO A NEIGHBOR.- On Wednesday night of this week the people of the Fowler neighborhood gave MT and Mrs August Hegelund a surprise party. A large crowd was in attendance and for hours gayity and joyousness reigned. The party was in the nature of a farewell. occasioned by the removal of MT. and Mrs. Hegelund to Phoenix where the will from now on make their residence. During the past two years MT. Hegelund has car ried on very successful manufacture of butter and cheese. and during that time has made very many friends among his patrons and neighbOrs as was evidenced by the large outpOur- ing Wednesday night. Business hav- ing largely and rapidly increased it be- came necessary to enlarge the facili- ties and this Mir. Hegelund has ac- by effecting a partnership with George N. Marshall. the we'll known merchandise broker. under the name of George N. Marshall & Co This firm is now erecting a general creamery and cold storage plant. the of which is the course of MT. Hegelund's very much regretted change of residence.