Arizona republican., 1922-01-30

This tank viii have a capacity of
about 100000 gallons and will be
placed on a platform 100 feet high.
This. with the new water mains
which are being layed, will give the
entire city fine water service. and II
is understood that the insurance COM
panies have practically agreed to re-
duce the rates about Is per cent,
Fifteen carloads OF sheen and an
emigrant outfit with horses was un-
loaded at Toltec Wednesday. The
tends to grade the sheep in the viein-
ity OF Toltec.
F. L. Davis left for Los Angeles
and Fresno Tuesday evening to en-
deavor to secure Japanese laborers
for several of the large ranches in
the Casa Grande valley
c. NJ. Wilson Of the Ford Motor
company OF Chandler and Mr.. Par
rish visited in Casa Grande Wednes-
day.
walter LeCompte. now a clerk In
the superior court at Tucson. visited
with his family over Sunday at Casa
Grande.
Frank Picone, who is general man
ager for the Aeolian Mining company,
left on Tuesday in connection with
the company's business for Tucson
FL Paso and other points. The Aeo-
Ian Mining company has some Of
the best property In the mining dis
trict south OF Casa Grande. and un-
der the efficient management of
Picone will become one Of the large
producers OF the southwest.
An election was held in Casa
Grande valley on the 21st for the
formation of electrical power district
No. ] as provided by the state laws
of Arizona. A large number Of votes
were cast and only one vote in the
entire valley was cast against the
formation OF a district. This means
that power from the Roosevelt prof.
ect into Casa Grande valley will be
started in short time. The power
line now reaches Sacaton and from
there will be extended TO Florence
and Casa Grande. This will mean
wonderful development In Casa
Grande as the cost for power will be
very cheap, only three quarters of a
cent for the night load and one and
one-half cents for the day load,
Mrs. V. E. McNatt suffered a stroke
of paralysis Thursday OF last week
and for a while was in very seri-
Gus condition but is now improving
slowly.
Mrs. 0. S. Darlinton, who has been
visiting at the ranch home of Mrs.
Louthan. will leave for Los Angeles
Monday
Miss Eva Simonds, a nurse at the
Indian reservation at Sacaton, is Wis
iting in Phoenix at the present time
Little Doris Johnson, who is visit
ing her grandparents. had painful
accident Tuesday while playing with
a number OF playmates, when she
fell and broke her arm between the
wrist and elbow.
Miss Nora Hall. who is employed
by Miller Brothers, was confined at
her home four days the past week
with asthma.
Miss Margaret Gallatin. who has
charge of the domestic science de-
partment at the II. s.. spent the week
end in Tucson.
Miss Lillian Wood. c. G. u. H. s.
Spanish teacher, spent the weekend
with her friends in Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nj. Hunt Of Dallas
and Walter Hunt of Los Angeles
spent several days here this week
attending to their lettuce interests.
Murray Baldwin. one of Florence's
prominent athletes, spent Sunday
with friends here. He was on his
way to Tucson to enter the univer-
sity.
Captain r. II. Peart and wife drove
to Phoenix Wednesday. While there
Captain Peart transacted business In
connection with the National Guard
Mrs. May Zepfell and daughter Of
Pittsburg, who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
I. j. Kruse, has recently visited Miss
Rownell Kruse at Superior. Miss
Kruse has charge of the commercial
branches in the Superior high school.
After making another short visit with
the Kruse family, Mrs, Zepfell and
daughter left to visit relatives in Los
Angeles.
Earl Woolpert, Ray Woolpert. wife
and daughter and their father, Mr..
Woo'pert Of Topeka Kan. visited
with Mayor Peart and family Tues