Arizona republican., 1912-04-17
MASS MEETING
 FRIDAY NIGHT
Electors of Creighton School District Will Assemble to Discuss Improvement of School Grounds; News of the District

CREIGHTON DISTRICT. April 16
 MT HOlsinger who came here about two years ago. has moved from his former home on the park road to his newly built bungalow in the Ger mania Place. He is heavily interested in valley real estate.
 Julian Powers is able to be up and around again.
 The social gathering which the board of trustees announced to be held at the school house Friday night, for the purpose of discussing ways to
 improve the looks of the grounds and buildings, has been postponed on ac count of the threatening weather but this meeting will be held next Friday night, April 19. All patrons urgently requested to attend.
 NJ. L. Landis has moved into the HoIsinger house on the park road; he is making several improvements.
 Charles Gass expects to move on his ranch next week.
 c. c. Moore has just returned from the Tonto Creek district. after a few days stay. He reports that the pas ture will soon be very plentiful.
 Many of the ranchers ask the cor respondent to try and sell various articles and many times live stock. IL will hereafter be known that he will not try to sell anything for a want ad" in The Republican will do more in d few publications than any one man can do in a month.
 Wm. Hirshy was again appointed principal of Creighton schools. the board of trustees again tried to get 1 Miss Hazel Elcrick to teach the pri- mary room but she declined on ac- count of future plans.
 MT. Adams has had his pond clean
 ed out and expects to fill it again. William Creighton is having his threshng rig put in first class shape for the big seasons work ahead of him. The Buckeye district has q larger crop than it has had for many years
 Fred Perrin is back again; he is staying at Langley's orange grove.
 Mrs Munch's house is completed and adds to the beauty of this place. Solomon Eupp who lived here for 1 two years and moved to Oklahoma. writes back. asking about Arizona | SuilSlulit-
 Lyman La Tourettr has returned to | Phoenix to attend the inspection of 1 Co E.. x G. X. He is doing the work required. to hold his 320 acres
 of land which he has taken up under 1 the desert land act He has great 1 faith in the future prospects of the valley for the C. c. w U. A. held a meeting at Florence and reelected J. r. Brown president of the asso-
 citation, and voted an assessment of B per acre on the 75,0O0 acres in the 1 association to raise money for the | building of q diversion dam about twelve miles above Florence. and make some improvements on the
 canals The promoters believe. by
 building this dam. they can get enough water to irrigate 30 per cent
 of each land holders land raising two crops per year They also believe by making good use of the flood water the department of interior will sOOr give them the San Carlos site and they will build the storage dam fol which they will assess their land as | the $ R V. W. U. A. did.
 II c. c. Moore has moved into his new house on the Mcdowell road. | Walter Davis took q trip to the Paradise valley to look at home steads.
 i MT. Wilcox expects to cut and bale about one hundred and twenty-five
 tons of alfalfa hay as soon as the
 weather permits
 While C. w Crockett manager O