Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 1

Official Paper of Casa Grande Official Paper of The People Elevation 1400 feet. Finest climate in the world. Mean temperature in winter A cons-unit sron'ing sea- sun. Rainfall nine inches per BULLETIN Total area of the la 1,300.000 acres. An ocean of pure water at a shallow depth.

Under proposed San Carlos dam. Government Xbw investigating water Tights- The Homf-Sfeher's Para- disft. CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY. MAY 27, 1916. VOL.

Ill Mining His Business, Frank Watts, a well known mining operator, who has for manyj years been interested in mining on i the west coast of Mexico, was here for several days this week. There is a probability that Mr. Watts will become a mine'owner in this district. Has Bad Spill. Monday night Henry Armenia, driving a Ford, had a bad spill at the eastern crossing over the railroad tracks, by going into the excavation.

The machine turned over throwing Henry violently to the ground where he remained unconscious for a short period of time. After a day or so in bed' he is again about nursing sore ribs and walking slowly like an old man. County Surveying. Surveyors employed by the county road in picking out the most feasible route from Casa Grande to Maricopa for a county road passed through Summerland last week. They constructed a map of the various routes with the washes and 'sand ridges located thereon as well as the locations of all settlers' 1 who would be tributary to the road.

This will be presented to the county board at their next meeting after which it is hoped that work will be begun. Given Away. Your attention is called this week to the premimus given away at the Armenia Mercantile Co's. store. A list is printed in their advertisement printed in another column.

Hole in the Road. On the road to Toltec there is. a bad crossing at the ranch being developed by the Bisbee company. A Toltec citizen states that it. is extremely dangerous and liable to the cause of a bad auto accident if not repaired.

Admitted to. High School. Summerland school closed for the year on May 24th with appropriate exercises. The pupils graduated from the eigth grade, Barbara Lambert and Millicent Stanfield, and received the County School diploma entitling the holders to admission to any high school in the State. Memorial Service.

Amos Davis. Uncalled for Letters The following such business in connection with i the foregoing objects, not inconsist- Memorial Service under-the aus-i The following is a list of un- em whh tne law in anv part of the Dices of the Woman's Club to be claimed letters in the Casa Grande wodd as ne board of directors may- riven at the School Auditorium at postoffice May IS, 1916. deem to lne adva ntage of the cor- loTclock on Tuesday May thirtieth, called for May 31st, they w.ll be sent to the dead letter office. i ARTICLE III. The capital stock of A fee of one cent will be charged the corpO ration shall'be Fifty Thou- i n.

Anil fuvv on the Old Camp Ground- Lincoln's Gettysburg A. A. Jayne. A. J.

Rollins. Flag Ritual followed by the song Bonnie Children. "The Blue, and the T. R. Peart.

Quartett. Dying Soldier for advertising. Sr. Jenaro Castillo, Serapio Elisaldo, Mr. Figer, (Rivold Mine) Guadalupe Hernandez, Bengamin Serapin.

Lolita de Vuelnas, J. B. Wilson, W. Wood, J. Jack Wood.

TULA L. HUMPHREYS. Postmaster. 'sand Dollars, mto in Five Hundred shares of the value of One Hundred Dollars, each, which shall be paid at such time as the Board of Cherub and Pup: A little cherub and dog wilt grace the head of THE-BULLETIN editorial column each week. Be sure you pay attention to what the optimistic little fellow tells you, and you will greet him weekly as your little friend.

Directors may designate, in cash. real or personal property, services, lease, option to purchase, or anv other valuable right or thing, for the use and purposes of the cor- Women's Club. The Woman's Club of Casa Grande closed for the summer months, last Saturday May 20th, but the club will resume its regular work next September, -when new year books will be issued giving the program for the full club year; during the summer months the ladies will meet at the different homes and fancy work, and take up different topics and discuss them which will be very instructive. 1 At the beginning of the club year there were thirty members and since there have been added 22 new 1 Real Estate Transfers. and Realty Eastman.

Reminiscences of the Civil War Capt. Bates and Capt. Ord. Tnat we tne unaersigueu Object of the Soldiers' Comfort associated ourselves for the 11U 111 L11C Burgess. Amos Davis.

After the exercises, the soldiers' graves will be decorated, AH having flowers kindly bring the same. Mr J. Boyce, Marshal of the Day. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, i oration, and all shares of capital i icciiprl in pYohanae when issued in exchange KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: therefor, shall thereupon and there- That we, the undersigned, having; by become and be full-paid the same- as though pa for in Cdsn at the following Articles of tion: ARTICLE I. The incorporators S.

Maxcy, Gardiner. Maine, J. R. Maxcy, J. A Morrison.

Florence, ra be the date of Arizona, and the name of the cor- ul IUCLU Ull.cV^V'-HP 1 property, right or thing acquired in exc-hange for capital stock shall be conclusive. ARTICLE IV. The commencement Arizona, anu the issuance to it of a certificate ot poration shall be the and ration hy the Arizona Cor- Cattle Company- Its principal Comm ssion aud it shall nett, Furguson, tenney, Meehau, McNatt, Kruse, Forbach, Little, Peters. Veith.Guyer, Stoner, Wilcox. Hayes, Helen Smith The club at Casa Grande is represented in the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs by Mrs.

Arthur Rice as a meml.er of the committee On public The club has as its main object, the building of a library in Casa Grande and has the lot already The Library Committee have raised one hundred and eighty- five dollars and twenty-five cents to create a library building fund: the little play which the club women are preparing to put on soon is for the purpose of increasing the building fund. There were only eighteen at the Sells Life Insurance. J. N. McFate, formerly of Casa Grande, now o'f Phoenix, where his family lives, was a visitor here this week.

Although he still sells Casa Grande realty Me features life insurance, presenting Inter-mountain Life, a Utah company. Something to pay the doctors bill health insurance policy with Geo. W. Burgess. tf Knights Will Organize.

Members of the Knights of thias in this pidly growing 'line city have been.active for time perfecting organization local lodge and it is now 'given that they will have secured a membership by early June. There are twenty-six Knights here, all live workers, so it is expected that the Casa Grande KnigKts of Phythias will make a record in point of strength. A week, ago last Sunday they brought off the greatest picnic ever held in this section of Arizona. A good time which will last in the memory of old and young. The Lee ranch, where the amiable Billy Lee and estimable lady, are making the landscape beautiful'by pumping plant -and gravity irrigation, was the scene of the grand festive occasion, and all who attended, a great assemblage, are unanimous in expressing "an opinion that if the Knights can give such a irganized, what good times when their lodge the past week.

United States to William SW of Sec. 13, Twp. 6 R. 5 E. United States to Timothy Reynolds- SE 54 Sec.

35, Twp. 4 RSE Robert Witting to A. W. NE Sec. Albert W.

Weik to Barbarosa Mining "Lookout" min- as the Board of Directors may de- signate, where meetings of stock-; holders and directors may be held and anv and all corporate-busing, transacted. statute. V. The affairs of the cor- poration shall be conducted by a rd of directors sue-h officers the said director? may elect or unsacted. appoint.

The number of directors ARTICLE II. The general nature of sha be tnree 3) and stall be the business proposed to trans- i ected Tom among rhr stockholders acted is, to-wit: at their annual meeti to be held in To own. breed, purchase, lease, Florence. at a dale and time to Mining mm- a loown.nreea.purcuase.icdsc, iorence au.iic- ing claims. Riverside dis- contract for.

or otherwise acquire, to be fixed by the by-laws, each year tr jct hypothecate, exchange, barter, Until the first annual meeting of Epes Randolph to John Schrock': mortgage, and otherwise dispose of, stockholders and until their acres Twp. R. 7 and catt i an other livestock, to successors have been elected and -i-i 1 i tnnrvj-i li tl 1 r.vt7i n-tt Twp. 8 R. 8 E.

Mary Leverich to O. B. 1 2 and E. NE Sec. 18 Twp.

5 R- 3 E. Mary Leverich to Marcy Burgess-SE 14 Sec. 35. Twp 7 6 E. Mary Leverich to A.

G. Holste I A Sec. 19, Twp 5 R. 5 E. Mary E.

Leverich to Jno. Schrock 1 A Sec, 28, Twp. 7 R. 7 E. Toltec Imp.

Company to B. 0. 1 A of NE Sec. 20. Twp.

7 R. 7 E. Toltec Imp. Company to N. t.

Bvers-SE J4 of SW 54 of NE Sec. 20, Twp. 7 R. 7 E. Toltec Im.

Company to S. R. Det weiler-E. Yz of NE of NE Sec. 20.7-7.

Toltec Imp. Company to J. M. Kuitz-SE A of NE Sec 20, 7-7. Toltec Imp.

Company to E. A. of NW of NE Sec. 20, 7-7. Toltec Imp.

Company to C. n. Smith-N. of SW Sec 20, 7-7. Ella Fletcher, Executrix, to Con- and other livestocK, to succesSu create, purchase, lease, option, or nave qualified, the following named CFfalv.

UUlCHclac, (llcivc cuv -otherwise acquire, own, exchange. person shall be the officers and or otherwise, dispose- of, directors: J. S- Maxcy. President: deal, operate, maintain, and Maxcy. Secretary and Treas- cattie ranges cattle brands, and urer; A.

Morrison, Director, other necessary devices-and ARTICLE VI. The directors shall for raising, controlling, developing, I nave power to adopt, amend and and running cattle upon public and res cjnd by-laws, to fill vacancies private ranges. joccuring in" the board from any (b) To own buy. contract and to appoint from their locate and own number an executive commit- otherwise acquire, preserve. tee and vest said committee with control, sell, rent, hypothecate, dis-1 all the powers granted the directors tribute and otherwise deal in water by these articles, and water rights for cattle, irriga- ARTICLE VII.

highest amount tion agricultural, mining, power, and of indebtedness or liability to wmcn all other purposes. the corporation may at any one acquire, and dispose of, Jhe ivate prop prove, cultivate and farm the from us debts at hereto STSiDatures and seal this solidated Nat'l OO CM Sec. priate, contract for. develope, and affix our otherwise acquire, exchange, hypo- ud yuici thecate, sell, or otherwise'dispose of. tn I mortgage and deal in mines, mining 1 Gr8 ro ni re ba, sJ and J.

S. MAXCY, (Seal) J. R. MAXCY. (Seal) J.

A. MORRISON. (Seal) Mrs Guild gave such a nice interesting talk on "Washington, D. its beginning and growthand future." Our worthy and capable president, Mrs. W.

Ward Davis -made a few well chosen farewell remarks. The first social meeting of the Mrs. J. H. Montgomery arrived here from Phoenix early this week.

W. E. 25, 26, and 27, BlL 53, Casa Grande. Young People Come. The Christian Endeavor Society meets every Sunday evening at 7 therefrom.

personally appeared J. Maxcy, J. (e) To purchase, own, Morrison, known to sell mortgage, and otherwise deal WdXl with its own capital stock, and the capital stock of Other corporations me to be the persons whose names subsbribed to the foregoing and acknowledged snap. See Goodrich. be present and bring their work Geo.

W. Burgess represents Sleep in peace- Burgess insurance Equitable Life Insurance Co. policies are good sleeping portions, that your wife and children tf meets every Sunday evening at 7 capital stock of other corporations ment and acknowledged to o'clock in the Presbyterian church. and have the same right of owner-1 executed tne same for AH young people of the town ship therein as permutedI natural uipose and conside ration there- AH young yeuyic ui me mcivm uo nuiDOse and consideration there- requested to come and take part persons; to borrow money and I ressed and make this worthy society all is sue bonds, notes, debentures and my hand and Qf office this 27th day of April. A.

the See are and maKe mis wuimy Dui-ittj issue uuuua, that it should be. All strangers in other evidences of indebtedness, and our little city are condially invited se cure the payment of the same by to meet with us. Pres. of C. E.

mortgage, deed of trust or other- i wise; to act as agent, trustee, broker. 1916. MER W. COKES. Notary Public.

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