Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
CHANDLER NOTES.


 CHANDLER NOTES. \. F. Barnes of Cherokee. Iowa. who ! recently purchased land at Chandler writes that they are having severe blizzards and lots of snow in Iowa
 and that he is preparing to come
 here with his family and move upon
 his land
 Conrad Kreidt of Pomona, Cal, ] writes that he will move to Cham dler in the next week OF ten days Mir. Kreidt is am orange grower. and in fact a general fruit farmer Orange men who have purchased land at Chandler are not a bit dis mayed over the cold weather we have been having, owing to the fact that
 the warm water from the big gov ernment wells has protected the ten acre orange grove on the townste, which is the property of the com pdny.
 J. w Heffner has just finished the building of his beautiful bungalow. The roof is painted maroon. while the body of the house is a rich cream color. Mir Heffner is very fortunate
 in getting forty acres next to the town of Chandler and now has one of the prettiest farm homes in the valley
 O. F. Hehgen of San Antonio, Tex as. is building a bungalow on his land adjoining Chandler. w L. Haskell of Chicago. who pur- chased eighty acres of alfalfa at Chandler and intends to raise os-
 triches. writes that he will move here about the first of February.
 Emmett Murphy has finished his little bungalow east of Chandler and
 is putting his land in cultivation Warren $. Meader of Missouri is having his land put in cultivation. w C. Roche of the reclamation
 service is having his land planted to alfalfa.
 Jas II. Childs is having his beau tifuI forty-acre tract fenced with hog-tight fence. Mir Childs is the engineer in charge of tlie building of
 the new power plant at Granite Reef, and the Chandlerites welcome him as resident among them. Among the recent purchasers of land at Chandler are; C. II. Taylor, Orcutt. Cal Thomas Toston. Tulare, Cal: Geo. C. Smith. Santa Maria, Cal. Albert Wolf. Los Angeles. Cal; F.. C. Rogers. Gardera, Cal. Dr. F. =. Cnderhill. Delta. Colo, Dr w. C. Barackman. Streeter. Ill.. Ralph F. Jaycox. Chicago. H.. Fred C. Ewing, Los Angeles. Cal. A. NJ Forbis. Los Angeles. Walter l.. smith. Lindsay Cal. Walter F. Taylor, Orcutt. Cal: Dr. Alfred Fellows. Los Angeles. II. l. HubbcH. Los Angeles; C. F.. Reed, Los Angeles. F.. M. King, Los Ang- eles. C \. Reed. Los Angeles. W. II. Rrandenburg. Winkelman. Ariz.. J. \. Carter. Lovcland. Colo: l. N De Hart. Tularc Cal. and q. H. Farmer, Tulare. Cal
 Building activities have commenced at Chandler Among those who are building homes on their land are: Wm. l.. Adams. Willis c. Brown, J. H. Childs, II. Chiarani. J. A. Carter. J. w Heffner. O. F. Hebgen. C. II. Howell Conrad Kreidt. August
 Kreidt. W. J Lcmbke II. G. Little
 john. F. F. Morrison, Emmett Mur- phy. Jas. r. Owen. Jno. T. Reese. AL bert Wolf. W. C. Barackman. Ralph F. JaycnX. Walter L Smith. W. D. Humphrey and C. r. Hurst Many others are planning to build or start
 building in the next thirty days. George C. smith of santa Maria, Cal. writes that the orange trees in California are much more badly dam aged than at Mesa. and that he is
 very well pleased with the purchase
 he made at Chandler. Mir. Smith purchased that strip of alfalfa in sec ton - that has been known for years as the Chandler ranch head quarters.
 Among those who purchased land on the boulevard that contains the $3. .0Oo building restrictions and who are to build $3,00U homes within the next six months are: J. W. Heffner, O. < Lewis. w ]. Lembke. Samuel Sloan. Geo. C. Smith. Thos. Toston, C. II Taylor. W. F. Taylor. Fred c. Ewing. Dr. Alfred Fellows and H. l. Hubbell.