Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-21

CT is to be brought by the irrigation company to within one-half mile or less of the highest point of each leg al subdivision of 40 acres, susceptible of irrigation by gravity. At this point, the water will be measured through device installed by the i company and paid for in advance by the purchaser, and nor this point the purchaser will convey the water to his land through his own ditches. 4. NOTICE OF WATER RE 1 CURED. The purchaser is requir- cd to notify the company in writing, on or before April first of each year, of the following: l. The number Of acres which he intends to irrigate; ?. the kinds of crops to be raised, and 5. the amount of water per acre desired during the season, Unless this notice is furnished, the right to the water is waived, and the company may withhold all water from the ipurchaser.
 ,. CONSTRUCTION OF SER VICE DITCHES: Each purchaser must locate, construct, and maintain his own service ditches, providing capacity for unavoidable waste. 6. ORGANIZATION OF NEW COMPANY: Within one year after the irrigation company shall have re- ceived an amount equal to 75f6of the total amount due from the sale of its lands and water rights (which pro vision l presume Is intended to mean, when 75f6 of its lands and water rights are sold and paid for), new company will be organized to take over the entire irrigation system. 1 Each owner of land under the irri- gation system will receive one share of stock for each acre irrigated; pro vided, that stock will not be issued for any land not paid for. The new corporation will thereafter own and manage the irrigation system for the benefit of the stockholders, sub ject to their direction and control as in any other corporation The pres ent irrigation company and the farms company will become stockholders in the new corporation, being also entitled to one share of stock for each acre of land owned and irrigat- ed by such companies.
 From the foregoing, it will be seen that person purchasing, say, 40 acres of land from the Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Company, or from the Arizona Land & Irrigation Company. will be obligating himself as follows:
 1. To pay $16OO within ten days after receipt of notice in writing that water is available.
 2. To pay $12OO within four months after first payment;
 3. To pay $12OO within four months after second payment;
 4. To pay, on or before April first of each year maintenance charge of $3OOO
 ,. To pay, on or before October first of each year, $500 for the first half acre foot used on his 40 acres; $l2.OO for the second half acre foot used on his land, and seventy-fve cents per acre foot for all additional water.
 0. To locate, construct, and main tain his own service ditches, and to pay for the meter or measuring de- vice installed by the company for measuring the water.
 /. After the organization of the 1, new company, to pay his proportion of the expenses of the corporation. | and of the maintenance and upkeep i of the irrigation system. This ex pense would be apportioned among the stockholders according to the number of shares owned by each Of them.
 The subscription list and map will be on file in the office of the Cham Der of Commerce and an opportunity given the citizens of Yavapai coun ty, who can. consistently, to sub scribe for acreage under this project.