Arizona republican., 1922-02-06
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BO|JsE IS SUCCESS

BOUSE, Feb. S.-The Imperial En-
tertainers OF California completed a
week of entertainments in Bouse last
Saturday night. and returned Sunday
morning to California. Their per-
formances wee all of a high class, OF
wholesome variety, and were well at
tended. The popularity contest
which they conducted while here was
won by Miss Eta Fulmer, and she is
now the proud possessor of q beau
tifui ruby ring which was given as
a prize.
owing to the crowded calendar of
Judge Stanford's division of the SUI
perior court, the hearing of the in
junction brought by G. o. Case and
associates, In the name OF the Lotus
Valley Water Users association,
against the men who claim to be the
new board Of the association, has
been postponed from February / to
February 2S. There are now two
factions, each claiming TO be the le-
gally elected board Of directors OF the
association.
C. o. Case and six other directors
were elected at the annual stock
holders meeting last October, and the
other faction, comprising Messrs.
williams, Wykoff, Rule, Phillips. and
Weatherford took office after a
stockholders meeting was called for
the purpose of removing several of
the old board OF directors for alleged
mismanagement Of the affairs OF the
association. The stockholders. ac-
cording to the new board, after re-
moving by vote, under a provision of
the constitution, Messrs. Case, Sans,
Jones and Ford, then selected the
new board by majority vote. While
the case is in litigation, the old
board is at the offices of the asso-
citation, at 16 South Second avenue,
and Mr.. Williams and associates have
offices at 311 North First street. One
amusing feature of the case is that
Megsrs. Williams, Rule and Wykoff
are members Of both boards, forming
an interlocking directorate in more
ways than one.
A delightful birthday party was
given Miss Rose Williams Monday
evening In Harry Fuller's restaurant
building. Music and dancing enter
tained the guests, and delicious re-
freshments were served at a season.
able hour.
The school children canvassed the
town early in the week and got orr
ders for a large number of vines,
trees and shrubs to be planted in
the yards on Arbor Day. They have
also planted two trees on the school
grounds, and have named them In
honor of old pioneers here. A cot
tonwood tree has been named in
honor of Mrs. Winters, and an UNI
brella for Mr.. Samuel Butler.
The La Plaz Mining and Milling
company, near Quartzsite, has been
hauling a number of truckloads OF
heavy hydraulic piping out to their
property this week.
Mrs. Sam Harris and sister, Mrs.
Mead, who Is visiting here from Cali
fornia, spent Tuesday in Parker.
Herman Zehring left Wednesday
night for Los Angeles, where he will
purchase a Mack two-ton truck and
Ford touring car for the Yellow
Front Garage. He will drive back
next week in the Ford.
/. MALACHI, mining man from the
Bill Williams country, was In town
this week.
Frank Light, an Eskimo who has
been "hobonig" around the world,
stopped in Bouse Wednesday NOR
ming. Mr.. Light has been travelling
for three years, and has visited al
most every portion of the globe He
was educated in a government school
in Alaska, and Fort Yukon is his
home town. He is now proceeding to
Ell Paso where he plans to write a
book on his travels.
Homer Reynolds and Amos Sapp
were here this week from Quartzsite
Tom McKeogh was a business Wis.
itor from Parker Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Enos and Miss Eta Full
mer are at the Bowyer Gold Camp
this week.