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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
ORGANIZE IRRIGATION COMPANY

The residents Of the east anC
south part Of the city have organic
ed an irrigation company for the
purpose Of piping the streets and
alleys of that part Of the city lying
between Commercial street and Pay.
cite avenue to furnish water for irri-
cation purposes. A franchise has
been secured from the city and
enough of the stock has been sub
scribed to warrant the actual work
OF construction beginning very short.
~ a meeting was held Wednesday
evening of this week and arrange
ments made for securing the neces-
sary wooden pipe to convey the
water. the incorporation articles have
been filed and about all that remains
to be done Is to build the line and
begin using the water. This pro
vi es that section of the city with
an available ample supply of water
for lawns, gardens. etc, and will be
rr atly appreciated by those living
In the district The fact that the
line viii be constructed of pipe and
the open bitches done away with in,
sures a constant supply Of water
without damage to the appearance
Of thessireet as is caused by an op
I'm ditch. The following prospectus
'Isned by large number of those
in the line gives a good
dea Of the work contemplated
Prospectus.
The Peoples Irrigation Company.
It'd, has been organized and incorp-
rated foP the purpose of constructing
,ipe lines for supplying water for ir
'igation in the city of Payette and
las secured franchise from the
ity granting the use of the streets
nd alleys in that portion of the city
wing between Commercial street and
'ayette avenue.
II is proposed to commence con
tructiOn as soon as the pipes can
e delivered on the ground and to
~ three lines Of pipe east and west t
through the alleys when practicable T
nd in this manner bring the water
, the nearest possible point to ev-
ry lot in the district
The cost Of this work is estimat-
q at not to exceed $3,6O0,OO or at
he rate Of $500 per 80 foot lot. {
You are invited to subscribe for O
ock In the above named company
pom the following conditions:
II will be necessary to subscribe
# one share of stock. at cost of
LOO for each 80 feet of frontage.
lyable, as follows; oue-half on
pril 18th, 1910. and the balance on
ay 10TH, 1910, at which time the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31

subscription list will be closed and
the uusold stock taken over by the
following named subscribers, who
have undertaken 10 finance the enter
prise. and said stock to be held for
sale at a price to b. fixed later.
Signed by 3. p. Shawhan, Burt
Venable. j. A. Lauer. L. w. Spauld-
ing, /. E. Peterson, J. c. Woodward,
/. Il. Woodward Carl Korup, p. H..
Brown, VIM. Moot, NJ. F. Albert, j.
S. Thurston, j II Shawhan, VIII
Wells w. F. Sherwood, w. A. Cough
amour Albert Wilson, P. f. Short,
Peter Pence.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
JUST ron EXAMPLE.

The present year looms large d
the horizon OF many cities la sauth
ern Idaho. There are railroads anr
rumors Of railroads being built an,
most every town In this section ha
secured division station. In al
Of them with perhaps but the singl,
exception Of Payette commercial
clubs have been meeting and appoint
Ing committees 70 do what they
could % secure the best that was IN
sight Even New Plymouth wher
they learned that perhaps tho new
line OF the Idaho Central would miss
them BY about three miles hurriedly
called meeting OF the commercial
club and sent a committee Of three
prominent men to Salt Lake to learn
what they could and determine If
there was any way they could pre-
vent that road missing them. Just
what they accomplished remains TO
be seen. But one thing is certain
they will have the extreme satlsfac-
ton Of knowing that even should the
main line miss them they made ev-
cry effort possible to secure il.
II might seem almost humorous to
some people that large corporations
can be induced to change their plans
and accommodate community And
there are probably those that would
ailently laugh at efforts put forth
along those lines, But IN other see
lions Of this great country those
towns that have prospered to the
greatest degree are those that have
takon the chance at any odds and
hustled for everything In sight Just
or example,
Astabula Ohio. and Cleveland, Ohio.
were Joint little towns on the shores
Of Lake Erie
Astabula at one time had about
twice the population Of Cleveland.
Astabula had the situation. said
he people Of Astabula, and north
'rn Ohio was Astabulas field.
hut seven energetic men from
cleveland got together one day and !
'alsod fund This money was
.pent In coaxiug railroad tapping {
he then newly developed coal and O
ron fields Of Western Pennsylvania J
nd Eastern Ohio to come to Cleye. !
and rather than to Astabula. Their
fforts were regarded with compla. S
ent amusement by the sure thing" b
oosters of Astabula But Glove d
aud got the road To-day Glove I
and has population of $50 900 anl q
here are trains that stop at Astab- e
la. e
What IL Payetto going to do?
here Is really no complaint just at O.
resent regarding her growth. But q
he could be made to grow BIS leaps
nd bounds The location is ideal ST
,r many things She Is surrounded u
y the most fertile and productive
,untry the sun shines on. Many fC
,lngs will accrue naturally but how $
uch more we could get II we were pi
lly alive TO the situation aud go A
ter them, Some things may look NJ
rgc and seem hard TO accomplish
'ould Il not be wise to make a good
gortg
MS certainly bad sign when any
gets the impression that
has destiny" corralled. hog.tie D
ID branded, that It's citizens con
der boosting folly and unneces
~ labor Payette has few Of
is class Of residents, but happily
ey are getting less every year
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
CONFERENCE RATES
VI oreqon Sion LIne RaIIroi

Via Oregon Short Line Railroad.
For April Conference, the usual
special. low round trip rates will be
made to Salt Lake City Tickets on
sale from points north of Ogden, APP
ril LIST to 9Th, inclusive. limit April
18th 11t3
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31

With hundreds OF new settler,
pouring into the Northwest country
this spring. taking up land. populat
iug new cities. starting new ludust.
rles, bringing new lite and new mon.
ey &c Is interesting to see what the
guiding force is which brings this
new population to the west From a
newspaper Ia the east We quote the
tollowing. which IS self explanatory
"searchlights OF publicity are be-
ing tureed ON the vast wealth Of
agricultural possibilities OF Montana.
Idaho, Washington, North Dakota
and Oregon by President Louis w.
ull OF the Great Northern railroad.
The high cost OF living or the
cost OF high livlng has developed a
feeling Of unrest In e,ery crowded
center
You can hear twice as much talk
Of back to the soil In the large cit-
les today as YOU heard a year ago.
land hunger which economists
tell us always exists with American
people has been aroused to an acute .
stage.
President Hin proposes to take
Advantage Of this land hunger aud
rive the public specific facts instead
II vague generalities.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31

For Sale-2nd Hand Meyers Spray
Pump and Tank SI5OO,-S. h. Chap
man. 1872
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31

a good country road Il always to
be desired and is source OF com
fort and convenience to every trav-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
MARCH Winds

often make it inn
possible Tor the
Youngsters to be
careful Of theil
steps. Il ism t
natural for then
to anyway. So buy
shoes il
which they can g
anywhere.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Advertised letters for week end
ing March 18th, 1910.
LADIES
Miss Berdie Hall.
GENTLEMEN
Curley Gilbert, c. G. Myers, Jess
Milligan
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office April If, 1910, If
not delivered before.
Parties inquiring for the above
please say advertised.
Burt Venable, Postmaster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
SHOES

that wont fall
apart after a little
wear or whose
solcs will not be
gone in less than
no time. Bring
t h e youagster.
here for THEN
shoes, T h e n
you'll Get the kind
iron.
We also carry
Mems Furnishing s
that will sell the
raocb Of an
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
With magic wand WHISK tries to

How Sunbeams make the dowers grow.
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green thing hourished. 1t was no.
mans country-a desert God-for-
saken.
In IL came the waters. Not from
the moistureless clouds, but from
the far-away streams of Gods coun-
try, VIZ: fat cattle browsed on
the luxur amt grasses and the odor
of rich mould, turned by steam
driven plows, filled the air. From
the country where land-a little
land meant money. and its attend
and comforts and luxuries.
In the wake of irrigation came
the homeseeker, the investor and all
the countless agencies which make
progress. Water was king water
is king In that section of the south
west where yet remain vast tracts
of .uncultiyated land.
Who can estimate the worth of
the unoccupied land Of the south
west d generation hence? With
water available for millions of acres
its value will increase beyond the
the most exhuberant estimates of
the present day, and the man is
wise who recognizes opportunity
and lays hold upon this land while
the price approximatcs the reason
able figure placed upon it today.
Come to the southwest. II is
Gods own country.
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watch
Easter at the Churches.

don
out

The Knights Tcmplar. resplendent
in uniform and white plumcs with
Col. McGrorty wearing the honored
badge of a past commander, at
tended the Presbyterian church on
Easter morning and listened to one
of the best Masonic sermons ever
preached in Deming, and We very
much doubt if it has ever been sur
passed in New Mexico. The lessons
taught and the ideas put in concrete
form would have done credit to any
pulpit in our great commonwealth.
The music was of a very superior
quality, solos of most inspiring
character being rendered by Miss
Anderson and Mr.. Rogers. In the
evening the program prepared by
the ladies' was carried out with
great credit to those having the
matter in charge.
Thp Sunday school Easter exer-
ciscs in the morning at the Mctho-
dist church were of an exceedingly
interesting character and attracted
large audience. There were sew
cral rccitations and readings and
music of a most entertaining charac-
ter, Miss Anderson contributing a
fine solo.
The evening exercises at the
Christian church attracted, as usual
a large and Interested audience.
The program included many fine
recitations. dialogues, pantomines
and music. A nice collection was
taken for the orphans home and
home for aged people supported by
this church.
No services of an unusually spec
| ial character vera given at the
other churches.
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We Study

Think, plan and work to make
our Drugs and service little better
than you'll get in any other drug
store.
The drug business is our one
business. Concentration and
ability have made il a large
one and it is still growing.
We venture to say publicly, that
no other establishment in Deming
has grown as remarkably as this one
has, We attribute our growth to
the fact that we make good our
statement:
Money refunded if goods
prove unsatisfactory"
That is our policy.
We would like you to remember
that we have definite object in
view and that is, that every custo-
mer might come into our store in
perfect confidence, believing that
every statement we make is war
ranted to be so in every way.
We have proven ourselves worthy
of serving you as your Druggist
Nav we ask a trial. Irvine 4
Raithel.
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SOMETHING DOING
At HONDALE
The Busy Town Making
Rapid Strides in Public.
Favor
NEW MEN AT HELM
Quick and Easy Develop
ment of the Rich Coun-
try Surrounding.
NEW MEN AT HELM

The GRAPHIC is interested in any
thing and everything that brings
prosperity to Luna county, and for
that reason we are pleased to note
the rapid rise in the business inter-
ests and prospects at Hondale, our
hustling little neighbor on the south.
The land for many miles around
Hondale is rich and productive and
is developing water, the 1895 pure
kind, in perfectly inexhaustible
quantities, the Taylor well being one
of the largest in the valley.
The hustling little town already
has n splendid school, several bust
ness houses, including a postoilicc,
and more are coming right away.
Among the enterprises soon to be
installed is n strictly up-to-date can
ming factory to care for the inn
mense fruit interests that will soon
be developed, as this section of
New Mexico is among the best fruit
belts in the whole United States.
Arrangements have been made
for the establishment of bank.
and the site has already been select
ed. A block has been set aside for
a fine public park and contract let
for beautifying the same.
The town is located on the FL
Paso K Southwestern Railway,
twelve miles from Dcming, the seat
Of Luna county.
Within the past six months over
eighteen new pumping plants rave
been installed and every one wit.
good results.
The development of the Mimbrcs
Valley is a simple proposition. We
have the richest land in New Mex
leo, the purest water in the United
States, and plenty of it, and the
best and most progressive citizen
ship in any country.
The men back of this enterprise
are our well-known and highly re-
spectcd citizens, Messrs Joseph NJ.
Young, Clarence II. Hon and John
NJ. McTeer, and that's the reason
things are humming at Hondale.
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The Southwest is Goods Own
Country"

Speaking of the rush to this re-
gion, the Great Southwest says:
The rush to the southwest con-
tinucs. But yesterday the -four
ishing cities and towns which mark
the destination of travellers west
ward bound, were but jumping-of
places on the railroads that now
constitute the arteries of a trancon-
tinental system with branches reach
ing into every habitable quarter of
their domain.
The venturesome traveller whose
destination was marked by water
ing tank, faced conditions that de-
manded courage and endurance,
and the majestic edifces which now
mark the site of hag-station and
trading-post of the early days, tes-
tify to the unerring judgment and
indomitable energy of the forerun-
ners of our western civilization.
Facing vast stretches Of barren
country -unproductive, uninhabited
wastes forsaken of man, an
blighted by the scorching suns ant
hot winds, daring and desperate was
the adventurer who traversed these
reaches of desolation and endeavoret
to wrest from the refractory soi
the fruitage of waterless years.
'Land-deep Scared, with gap
ing wounds branded with the marx
Of eternal drouth; and In this lane
of little promise lurked the 'baC
man." and here dwelt venomou'
creeping things safe in their habit
at but under the brazen skies n,
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Certificate Of Stockholders Eon. Liability In
La Candida lumber Co.

Certificate Of Stockholders Non. Liability In
La Candida Lumber Co.
Territory Of New Mexico
Office OF the Secretary.
Certificate of Compar.on.
I. Nathan JatTa. Secretary of the Territory %
New McNieo. do hereby certify that there wl.
hlcl .l- recorl 90 this oihcc a, two O'Clock b. u..
on thc twon,y.econd day of March. A. d. 1910.
Certificate of stockhoIdors' Non-Labhy
la Candida Lumber Company
80. @1
And also. that have compared The following copy
u the ,.inc. with the original thereof now on iilc
and declare It TO b. q correct transcript tbcrcfrom
and Of the whole thereof
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
Territory % New Mcxico. at the city of Santa Fc
the Capital on this twenty .scconi day Ut March
4. D. 1910 NATHAN JAFFA.
lsrALl Secretary OF New Mrxco
Crrtidca,' of Slo,kholicr Noa. Liability
iu
Ia Candell Lumber Company
kSow AiL NES N THESE rrEUNts Tha,
We whose names ar, r,rpuutn 8uh scrIhri. having
associated ourselves together for the purpose of
organizing a corporation under the laws af the
Territory of New Mexico 90 be- known a. la Cam
della Lumber Company the ArticIcs of lncor-
p1raiiln OF which Company are % h' hlrl for re-
cord herewith do hereby certify ani disclo.c unto
an men that there shall be- mo stockholdcr'a labil.
ity on account II any stock issued by said Conn
pany except iha, the siockhollcrs shall br liable
fo- the amount of the capital certified o. have
been paid iu Boo property or cash az the time VI
the commencement of business.
rhia certificate is executed aul dlUi pursuant
To the provisions u section %. chapter z, Of tho
Acts of the Legislative Assembly Of Now Mexico
Tor the year 1895.
IN WITNESS wlEREoY the parties hereto have
set their hands this tw,niy-irst day II March a.
u. 1910.
Sgnc,D ". h. BROCK.
JOSEPHINE +. ELY
RALPH c. ELY.
JAS. W. nYMOND.
J. j. ENGELMAN.
Territory Of New Mexico, .,
County of luna.
On the tV,niy.drst day Of March 4. y. 1910.
I N'lNl' lN' ltlrNNAlN AVNHAlNl " IT, htNtht ni
Parrnl. Chihuahua McXico, and Josephine Z. Ely
Ralph c. Ely. James W. nymond and j J. Engcl.
man. all residents " tho Village of ncminr. New
Mexico. TO me personally known. who hcing duly
sworn according In law did each for himself ac.
knowlclrc that he executed the foregoing ,nstru.
mcnt az his frco act and decd flr ,hc pcrpoacs
therein set forth.
| lN WITNESS WHEREOF | have hcrcunto sct my
hand and affixed my official seal the day and year
last above written.
Signcdl y. y, MCkElES.
Notary Public Luna County. y. W.
My commission expires July %. 1919.
tNolarinl Scall
Endorsed.
No 637}
3 Cor. Rcc'd Vol Page a.
Certificate of Stockholders Non.laahihD
OF
la Candida Lumber Company
Filed In Onicc Of Secretary of New Mexico.
Mar. p. i9lO,2p.m.
NATHAN JAFFA. SECRETARY.
Compared G. I. X. To J. O. 9ws
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This Corporation shall be authorized to issue
capital stock TO the amount Of One Million l.O0o-
OOOOOl Dollars. which shall be- divided into Ton
Thousand 10000 Shares, having par value of
One Hundred $1,000 Dollars each. ltshul COM
mcnec business with Six Hundred Thousand
$500 OOO.OOl Dollara par value of tho capital stock
fully paid in, in property.
"
The affairs Of this Corporation shall be- managed
By Boari OF Five Droctorl one of whom shall
be q resident Of Now Mexico. For the lrst three
months after the organization of this Corporation.
or until their successors are elected and shall
qualify the incorpoutors Of this Company shall
constitute IT, Board Of Directors.
VI.
The life Of this Corporation shall be- fifty years.
VII
The names and post Office addresses of the In
corporatorB and the number of shares for which
they fcycrally and respectfully subscribe ARE a.
follows. to-wit
w. 4. Brock. parral Chihuahua.
Mexico. .............. ...... $3.50 Shares
Josephine P.Ely Dcming. Nov Mexico Share
Ralph C. Ely. Dcming. New Mexico I Share
james W Dymond DcmnR New Mexico ! Snare
j. J. Engclman. Daminr. Now Mcxico ! Share
In Witness Whereof. We have hcrcunto set our
hand and ,cals this 2lst Day OF March. 1910
tsRncN W. f. BROCK. lgEALl
JOSEPHINE T.. ELY. lsEALl
RALPH G. ELY. lsEALl
JAS. W. DYMONp lsEALl
I'D. ENGLEMAN. lsrALl
Territory Of New Mexico. .,
County 1f Luna.
On thi llsi day u March. 1910. before me per-
sonally appeared w. r.. Brock. Josephine T. Ely
Ralph C.. Ely. James W. Dymond and j. j. EHglo-
man. 10 ne known To be- the pcrrona described iu
and who executed the foregoing instrument and
scycrally acknowledged that the executed the
same af their free act and decd.
IN WrNrg WHEREOF. have horcunio sct my
hand and affixed ms official ,,al the day and ycnr
first above written.
Ny commission will expire 2ith day of JuIy. 1913.
tSirnc,D 70. y. MckEIES.
Notary Public. Luna County. New Mexico.
CNatnriaI scaD
Endorloi
No. Gl72
Cor Reed Vol. O Page 81
Certificate of incorporation of
In Candida Lumber Company
Filled To- om,cof Secretary of Sow Moyic,
Marsi p. isio,2 p. m.
NATHAN JAFFA. Secretary.
Compared c. r. x. TO J. q. 3ws
D
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Certificate Of incorporation Of La Candida
Lumber Company.

No"NebJs
Territory Of New Mexico.
Office Of the Secretary.
Certificate of Comparison.
|. Nathan Jafra. Sccrctary uf the Tcrritury "
New Mexico. do hereby certify that there was
filed for record in this office a, two O'Clock D. m,
on the wenty.sccond day of March. a. y. 1910.
Certificate Of Incorporation Of
La Candida Lumber Company.
No. G312.
And also. that have compared the following copy
Of the same. with the original thereof now on ic.
and declare II To b. correct transcript thcrcfrum
and II the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
Territory of New Mexico, at the City of Santa Fc
the Capital on this twenty y-sccond day Of March.
A. D. 1910. NAtu,N JAFFA
CScan Secretary Of New Mexico
Certificate ~ incorporation
Of
la Candida Lumbar Company
We. the undersigned, Tor ourselves. our associ-
atcs and successors, have associated ourselves TO-
gcther for the purpose of forming corporation
under Chapter ~ of the laf 'ntiyc Aca NJ 1896
Of the Territory II New McNco. United States of
America. and We hereby ccruy rnd declare a.
follows to-wiC
That the nanr of this corporation is.
La Candida Lumbcf Company.
H.
The principal Office Of this corporation rhall hc In
the Village NJ ncming and Territory of New AcN-
leo. and tine name of the agent in charge thereof,
upon whom process against this Corporation may
be served is Ralph G, Ely.
III.
To buy. sell, mortgage. own opctatc or other
wise control and conduct timber lands, timber and
lumber and wool pro'luct business; and In own,
buy. sell. pledge and otherwise deal in the stock
or stocks ~ corporations engaged. all and each
To the same extent and as fully as a natural pcr.
son might do.