Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
HURRAHi! HURRAH.! FOR
ARIZONA

II you want to get where there is
something doing, come to Arizona.
The air we breathe is pure and
sweet; the climate is delightful; in
fact you may have any kind of elm
ate you want within 100 miles Of
Phoenix. Phoenix is one Of the most
beautiful places on earth, and there
are many beautiful places in Arizona
Talk about thrift and business.
Bless your soul we are so busy. and
people are coming in To buy homes.
mules and horses to attend to these
homes. SO rapidly. that there are two
Of the biggest auction sales on Octo-
Der 8, a d. 1911, within - miles of
each other that this country has ever
known; and bless your life. one sale
does not interfere with the other
Why? Because one is a horse and
mule sale, and first class a that
Horses and mules are better for use
here than they would be if they were
shipped from any northern state, from
Illinois or Missouri. l would give
$4,000 more for a pair of Arizona
mules than l would for a pair of
Missouri mules. Why? Because they
are accllmated.
If l could attend Mr. Christy's sale
] would buy a pair of them. Go and
do likewise.
There will be sold on October 9Th,
4. d. 1911. fourteen miles west Of Five
Points, Phoenix, on the Yuma Road.
all of my personal property; and also
so acres of land belonging to A. A.
Champion, which said land is duly
listed with me for sale, according to
law. This so acres will be cut up
into and 10 acre lots, 40 rods in
length cast and west. There will be
a 80 it. road running north and south
through the center of this eighty;
road 80 II wide across the north end
of the eighty; a 30 feet road running
east and west across the center of
the eighty; and also n 80 #. road
running northbound south on the west
side Of the eighty. half Of which road
will give myself. All road to be
equally divided among the purchasers;
want this distinctly understood. be
cause whoever buys Will have to
give these roads. half and half.
First comes my personal property
horses. poor and plugs at that; one
cow and calf; a new WinOna wagon.
best wagon l ever saw. l had of
them last year. On a 21R in. WinOna
wagon l hauled so hundred pounds OF
heavy, green mesquite chunks to
Phoenix; one new spring wagon.
seats. cost $1O5; next comes side
spring buggy, has been used two
wears. has been remolded for a truck
buggy; and next three sets OF mar
nes;; one brass mounted driving
harness, all complete and the very
best; one set Of heavy chain harness,
new. and will be put on the buck
skin horses; these horses when IN
good flesh will weigh 1900 pounds
each. and are true as steel; one set
of chain harness, has been used four
years.
will now give a description of my
south eighty. This eighty is minus
five acres on the west by the river
This land is as good as you will see
any where on sale day. 1t grows al
faIfa, wheat, barley, corn, melons
fruit. etc. We have grapes and
peaches still on the trees, and have
had fruit every since April 10TH
Crane vines will grow by sticking the
slips in the ground. Come and see Tor
Yourself. sale day. october 9th, 1911.
There are Is acres acres on the east
end of the so in alkali. l will BIND
myself to buy a new gasoline engine
and put down a well in irrigate the
land two times to terminate the seeu
and bring the seed up. either melons,
sorghum or sugar beets. | must nave
the privilege to clear all the land not
cleared on the so, and must have the
privilege of cutting all the cotton
woods the timber to he mine; all tol
no done before April 1st. 1912. There
is no irrigation to be done except vi
those Is acres, The water is only 'oi