Arizona republican., 1913-08-07
CHANDLER

With capital stock of $15o,oo0 the Valley Investment Go. of Chandler h1t been organized for the purpose of build
 ing homes. buying realty and selling homes complete to Chandler residents
 The organizers are all Chandler mon and consist of Dr. A. J. Chandler, E. N- Turner. ]. R. Loftus J R. Hhst"ai, Jos Cashman. C. J Berg and Oris HoI- dren. All are well known in the val Icy and comprise some of the leading citizens of the town.
 Joe Cashman. superintendent of the now san Marcos hotel and in charge of the work on tho toWnsite, win have supervision of all the work of the conn pany. MT Cashman has just returned from the coast where he has been studying the ideas and plans of other home building concerns and gathering data on the best type of bungalow to build in this climate.
 It is the intention of the company to incorporate at once, after which the election of the officers will be held The par value of the stock is $1oo per share. q considerable of which is aI- ready subscribed.
 The present plan is to begin the
 immediate erection of at least three houses to cost in the uciEhborhood of %6oo0 and sell as soon as they are finished with this end in view sixty three lots in the resident part of town have been reserved for the company
 The new company will fill a long desired want in Chandler. as such l concern is needed to aid its citizens in securing modern and p-to-dato homes Its success is assured. owing at the fact that the man at the head of it are successful experts andin every way hustling for the progressive de- vcIopmcut of Chandler
 II. C. Meyers, one of the most pro grcssive ranchers in the IIigIey district, living eight miles east and south "f Chandler. has d unique idea in pump- ing water over his section of land
 lIr Meyers has installed fifty horse power pump and he will shortly begin the construction of a twenty inch cement pipe line, to be three quar- tcrs of a mile long. to run from the mouth of his well to the highest point of his land.
 He expects to plant about 200 acres to grain this fall.
 John Andersen. who has been scrl- ouslv ill at his home west of Chandler is reported somewhat better at the time with bright hopes of his rcc0v- cry. This will indeed he glad news to his many friends in the valley
 Engineer Berg makes the cheering report that the pool will be ready for use the latter part of the week or the early part of the next The de- mand for bathing suits is brisk anI some of the costumes to be worn hy the ladies will be strikinEIN bcComiU-.
 C. R. Gordon reports that he has thrcshcd 12O sacks off of four acres which is at the rate of thirty sacks or about $500 pounds to the acre. From three cuttings of grain and alfalfa he has secured fifty tons from eight acre. the two latter cuttings gave him about twelve tons to the cutting, While the first cutting of grain hay ncttod him about twcnty-scven tons These fig ures are from the baler. The twenty seven tons in question gave their own CT q little better than three tons to the acre.
 The handsome thoroughbred colt or F V. N Dana's was seriously injured the other day. X deep GaSh was cut in the animals shoulder. in addition tp other scratches on the body.