Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

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the So My land is not for sale at any
| price. l have complied with the law
my five years was finished last Feb
ruary. and have two years and three
months from that time to prove up
| 1 am ready to prove up now, but the
government has not surveyed my land
hence | live on what l call, No mans
Land" There is not a government
corner up and down the meridian line
10 the Augua Fria River. l am Offered
81 per acre rent for the so per year. /
told this party: No, the so is adver-
tised for rent on October the 9TH,
1911, to be sold to the highest bid
der and that it was going To rent for
two years cash in hand. Will build
a suitable house for the one VINO
rents the so to live in. This house
will be concrete, four rooms, one OF
screen.
Come to the veal barbecue! There
will be melons galore. All free!
Come and have a good time. You are
all my friends l have nothing but
friends on my part.
Now my friends we will go over
n
pumping plant and canal all lncor-
porated and all O. X. This canal IN
tersects the Augua Fria river above
the pumping plant. There Is b
horse power engine and a S-inch cen
trifigual pump, and water galore only
16 feet from the surface and all you
can handle from the Augua Fria when
il is up, with the rich silt to make
your garden land.
The Hill & Co. canal draws 500 in
ches and at present only IL men have
signed I'D. You can draw 2 inches
per acre. The government has abso-
lutely no claim on this water or land.
1t is patented land and has been for
years. Come and get a cheap home of
20-4O or so acres. This land is the
very best mesa land and near the
railroad. The Buckeye line is only
30 rods away, and only "a of mile
from the Post office and general
store. Avondale will become a city
in time and a short time at that.
Come and buy a lot or 20 acre
home.
Oh say. l saw an account in the
in Bloody Kansas were fined 500 for
kissing each other in the park. The
poor wife said they had no home
Leave Bloody Kansas and come to
Arizona. will give the couple a
home. Leave Kansas.
Now for a description Of the land
on the west side of the Augua Fra
river. Thirty acres Of the 800 are in
a high state of cultivation. There is
a splendid three room house on this
land. a fine orchard Of 100 bearing
fruit trees. and two hundred bearing
grape vines of the best varieties; and
one Of the finest blackberry patches |
ever saw in Arizona. l saw one vine
that had a peck of berries on it. Mr..
Hill gathered them. Think of it, Two
gallons of berries off of one vine.
Come and see for yourself. Every
thing is for sale There will be no
by-bidding. Fifty acres Of this land
is covered with rich silt from the
river There was no cost To Mr.. Hill
for water / believe that this land has
the free water privilege. 1t is worth
more than any land within eight miles
I
arnment has no SIS per acre plaster
on it, This land is good. Come and
see il.
Four hundred acres of land will |
,hange hands October 9Th. Come and
get a home for yourself, and get II |
cheap There will be a 10 acre lot |
put and sold to the highest and best |
bidder, and the buyer will have the |
privilege of taking as much more as
ne wants. Each purchaser will be re-
Iuired to give a certified check for |
L-3 of the value at once.
We will sell all of my personal |
property first, and rent my SO-acre
-anch for two years, less the acres /
N the west end, and also less acres
IN the north east corner and a 40-foot
light of way to be signed over TO the |
Southern Pacific Railway Company. |
The switch is to be finished and in
'unning order June LIST, a. ID. 1912, If
he Lord so wills.
We must have some amusement on
he grounds at noon. l will furnish |
he solid rubber ball., you may furnish
-our own gloves. We will have a
game Of Bull pen for amusement. l
especially want to invite four gentle
men to play the game with me, name
V: L. c. Hanes. Harry Toby, Mr..
s'alkner. and Mr.. Bellows, all of Phoe-
Xix. l will catch your ball bare
handed We will have music by the
2edewell Music Co. There will he a
barbecue of veals and a car load of
Melons on the ground to eat, a lemon
lde stand. / reserve all rights to run
he same w. III. Hutchinson, Au-
,tioneer. Mrs. Clyde n. Thompson,
,lerk. CAnd possibly w. S. Furman.
assistant. JOSEPH BELL.