Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 1

Official Paper of Casa Grande Official Paper of The People Elevation. 1400 feei Finest climate In the world. Mean temperature in winter A constant growing sun. Rainfall nine Inches per annum. BULLETIN Total area of the valley is 1.300,000 acres.

An ocean of pure water at a shallow depth. Under proposed San Carlos dam. Government Mow investigating water rights. The Homeseekei-s Paradise. VOL.

II CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY. SEPT. 2. 1916. Notice to STATE OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.) STATE or ARIZONA, Sidney P. Osborn. Secretary of State of Arizona, hereby certify that the following named persons have STATE AUDITOR: Democratic: Jesse L. Boyce, Williams. Republican: Doane Merrill, Benson.

Socialist: J. M. Hall, San Simon. STATE TREASURER: Democratic: cZpTed witraTr Republican: Law relating to Primary 0 hn A. Campbell, Bisbee, antitlfvf trt FiaVft Johnson, Phoenix.

ATTORNEY GENERAL: Democratic: and are, therefore, entitled to have the-r names placed on the Official Primary Ballots of their respective parties, which ballots are to be used at the Primary Election to be held at the Primary ecton to Democratic: on the 12th day of September, Frank Curley, Tucson. 1916: Norman J. Johnson, Globe. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: Wiley E. Jones Phoenix.

Democratic: The Insurance Burgess. W. tf JUDGE OTIS J- EAUGHN Statewide Choice of the SupremeCourt I Our Superior Judge, 0. J. Baughn, Florence, will ve his name ap- on the Republican primary ballot, as the candidate of that party for the nomination for the office of Supreme Courr.

Judge Baughn is the unanimous choice of Republicans all over the state for this of: fice, and it is certain he is the unan- imous choice of the people and vo- ters of Hnal county, regardless of politics. The Judge never had any THE BULLETIN is the paper giving idea of becoming a candidate, and news that's real news. No business! in fact refused all efforts made to nr home complete without it smoke him out, until the pressure got so strong he felt he ought not to ignore it. He sized up the situatwn Ed and Mrs. Stoner returned early and found out a he could be this week from Southern California.

elected very little work They brought back a little girl, so that there is now a Vote for C. W. Gorharo for County Treasurer. "There's a Reason. Gorham is competent.

aov baby i 'and then gave little fairy in their home. the matter serious consideration. He. agreed to leave it entirely with the peoplp of this county, and of course we all -know what the veroict it was unan Adjoining the store of Gin Lung mous from Democrats and -Repub- on the lot belonging to May- licans a He is our Judge and or George Burgess, there will shortly we are prO ud of him, and we Know be erected a fine theater building, jj at the state could never select a which will be occupied by Mr. Me- i squaT er or more able man for the Condra with his movie business.

office Supreme Judge. The peo pie of this county know whereo they speak, when they say he is th Harris one of the best car- man for the place. eytbaCas.Grde.hastakena SSMtfJF decision to emer the race for To rush completion of the new bank building. Banker Clements has ordered by -express the fine doors which will grace the entrance of the handsome quarters of the valley's sterling financial institution, After about a week's sojourn in Southern California, S. P.

Morgan has returned home. The gentleman recently acquired a fine tract of land in the shallow water belt adjacent to the Half Way house on the Florence road. It is his intention to inaugurate a system of improv- inake good, and that the people of the state will be proud of his record The Judge is a Kentucician, having been born near and raised at Lexington. He was educated at the University in Lexington. His splendid -wife was the eldest daughter of Prof.

Alfred Fairhurst of the Uui- -versity School of Science. They have two children. i Let us all get out and see that none overlook voting for the Supreme Court at the top of the ballot in November, and that the vote in Final county is solid'for Judge i Baughn. Make it unanimous. ing which will make his holding one; Qne year two doIlars-TnE BULLETIN of the best farms in the valley.

Lamai- Cobb, Clifton. J. Dougherty, Mesa. R. Gardner, Woodruff, Harry E.

Pickett, Douglas. Homer R. Wood, Prescott. Republican: W. Cook, Phoenix.

John C. Greenway, Warren. J. L. Hubbell, Canada.

Socialist: Beverly Blunt, Bisbee. C. Pruett, Globe. James E. Pawley, Kirkland.

Prohibition: Eugene W. Chafin, Tucson. 0 Gibson, Tombstone. Stanley Howard, Phoenix. UNITED STATES SENATOR Democratic: Henry F.

Ashurst, Prescott, (Pledged to advisory recall.) Republican: (oseph H. Kibbey, Phoenix. (Pledged to advisory recall.) William Stilwell, Phoenix. (Pledged to advisory recall.) Socialist: S. Bradford, Phoenix.

(Pledged to advisory recall.) REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Democratic: Carl Hayden, Tempe, (Pledged to advisory recall.) A. Worsley, Tucson. (Pledged to advisory recall,) Republican: Henry L. Eads, Phoenix: (Pledged to advisory recalk) J. Barnard Nelson, Mesa.

(Pledged to advisery recall.) Socialist: R. Barnette, Chandler. (Pledged to advisory recall.) JUDGE OFTHE SUPREME COURT: Democratic: Henry D. Ross, Prescott. Frank J.

Duffy, Nogales. 0. J. Baughn, Florence. Socialist: J.

N. Morrison, GOVERNOR: Democratic: George W. P. Hunt, Globe, iebrge A. Olney, Phoenix.

Republican: Thomas E. Campbell, Prescott. Socialist: Peter T. Robertson, Yuma. SECRETARY OF STATE: Democratic: Sidney P.

Osborn, Phoenix. Mil Simms, Solomonville. Republican: Joe V. Prochaska, Miami. Socialist: Alice S.

Eddy, Phoenix. IT jit Frederic C. Struckmeyer, Phoenix. I Republican: John Gust. Phoenix.

Socialist: William S. Crowe, Globe. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Democratic: C. Louise Boehringer, Yuma. C.

0. Case. Phoenix. J. A.

Riggins, Phoenix. Republican: H. Phoenix. CORPORATION COMMISSIONER Democratic: Amos A. Betts, Phoenix." P.

J. Miller, Yuma. Republican: J. Harris Cloonan, Red Rock. STATE MINE INSPECTOR Democratic: G.

H. Bolin, Bisbee. Ed. J. Grant, Miami.

Republican: iNorman J. McKenzie, Bisbee. Socialist: J. E. Pruett.

Globe. STATE TAX COMMISSIONER Democratic: Charles R. Howe, Tombstone. Owen E. Murphy, Tombstone.

Republican: George H. Smalley, Tucson. Socialist; J. B. Corbin, Paradise Valley.

The Prohibition party have filed petitions with this office, and have complied with all the requirements of law. to allow them to have'a par ty designation on the ballot. In Witness whereof, I have here unto set my hand, and affixed my Official Seal. Done at Phoenix, the Capital, this twenty-third day August, A. 1916.

SIDNEY P. OSBORN. SEAL Secretary of State. By R. E.

McGiLLEN. Assistant Secretary. i ded by said Election Ordinance, No. 2, for the office set opposite their respective names, and the post office address of each said candidates is set opposite their respective names, and each of said candidates is en titled by virtue of said nomination papers so filed, to have his name printed on the official ballot for the Primary Election, to be held in Pinal county, on the 12th day of Sep- 1 tember. A.

1916. STATE SENATOR Democratic: J. C. Devine. Ray.

E. MacMillin, Ray. I Republican): Frank H. Swenson, Summerland. MEMBER HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES: Democratic: C.

Howard Davis. Toltec. Frank Pinkley, Blackwater. COUNTY SHERIFF: Democratic: Henry D. Hall, Florence.

1 Joe T. McKinney. Hayden Junction. I Republican: -Chester McGee, Florence. MEMBER B04RD OF SUPERVISORS'.

I Democratic: i B. Bourne, Florence. C. F. Schilling, Ray.

I Republican: 'John J. Kelly, Picacho. 1 0 Thompson, Florence COUNTY TREASURER Democratic: Gorham, Florence Keating. Flqrence Republican: toy Staffin. Florence COUNTY RECORDER Democratic: iV Brown, Florence COUNTY ATTORNEY Democratic: Bogard.

Florence Republican: Richardson, Florencs COUNTY ASSESSOR: Democratic: George Truman, Florence COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: Democratic: Miss Lola LeBaron. Florence Republican: Mrs. Ben Wilson, Casa Grande PBECWCT OfflCfBS: NOTICE TO VOTERS. This 23rd day of August, being the day designated by Election Ordinance. No.

2. passed and approved by the Constitutional Convention of Arizona, for this Board to proceed to examine all nomination papers filed in the Office of the Clerk thereof by candidates for county and precinct offices, and to determine whether such nomination papers comply with said Election Ordinance, No. 2-; and this Board having proceeded with said examma- i tion, and have carefully examined and compared said nomination pa-' pers so filed, hereby certify that the following persons have filed nomi- nation papers in accordance with Chapter 24, of the Legislative Assembly of Arizcina, 1909, as amen- JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Democratic: Charles Adams. Red Rock Cowan, Superior French, Ray Richard Fleming, Superior Wallace Kenton, Florence Ernest Lohman, Kelvin Phil McGinnell, Superior Frank Stillman, Florence 0 Shreve, Marico; a Wile Winkelman Republican: Westfall, Florence Charles Bennett. Casa Grande CONSTABLES Democratic: Burkett, Maricopa Gates.

Casa Grande Jesse Finch. Winkelman Harkey, Superior A Lewis, Ray Ira Peyton, Florence Republican: Kent. Florence PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN Democratic: Scott Braley. Maricopa; Joseph Backstein. Ray; Elmer Coker, Florence- Devine, Florence; Dunl'ap.

Pay; Jacob Miller, Ray; Morton. Ray: Stovall. Florence; Stafford. Florence. SEAL C.

H. NlEMEYER, Clerk. Board of Supervisors. 1st pub Sep2; 2nd pub Sep9..