Arizona republican., 1907-12-09

carries the cement and sand, was Drok- en and the laying of masonry work was delayed for half the day.
 Engineer Dimrick is down in the valley this week, surveying for the transmission line.
 Robert Thompson the forest ranger whose disappearance from camp great ly alarmed his friends. was searched for on Saturday night and Sunday. Sunday morning it was learned he had established q temporary camp on the west side Of Mt. ord in the Sierra Anches in order to be more convenient lV located to guard the trail through the forest reserve.
 Forest ranger .. B. Henderson of Myrtle. is in town called to the bed side of his mother.
 Forest Supervisor w. H. Reed, who. accompanied by Mrs. Reed. has been on a months vacation. is expected at the government headquarters this evening.
 x. J. Rees. mining expert of Los Angeles, who has been sampling ore from the prospects in the vicinity of Payson for the past month, visited at the government headquarters on Mon day while en route to his home. He found much gold bearing rock and believes the prospects for gold in the Payson country are better 5han in any other locality of Arizona. Mir. Rees will return in month and con- tinue his work of investigation.
 w. E. Thompson the turkey man near PaysOn. was in town Wednesday to purchase seed wheat.
 MT. Harris of the government head quarters. went to Globe Thursday
 Thursday change in the breakfast hour began. Under the new arrange ment the inspectors will breakfast at and the other employees at :. In the past. the breakfast bell rang at 6:30.
 F. F. Jones. line rider of the L. s. R. s. from Phoenix. was visitor at the government headquarters the first of the week.
 MT. Jeff Howard had a saddle stolen from the rear of MT. Thompson's store Thursday night. Property in Roose- welt is generally regarded as being safe from thieves and no precautions are taken to secure it.
 The old Patton building. formerly occupied by the American Kitchen, is being moved this week up TOnto. Mir. Solomon. the stage agent, is putting it up on his ranch.
 Forest Rangers Harry Castle, W. NJ. Cohea, Jack Barber and Henry Peach. who have been on the forest reserve in the Sierra Anchas. reached ROose- welt from Pleasant Valley. Friday evening and will remain until Sunday waiting for orders and supplies. They report heavy snOws in the mountains.
 MT Horn who came from Globe a few days ago and was employed by the government for one day. became i'll with pneumonia, and being without means he was taken to the old Patton building and placed under the care of Dr. J. W. Smith. On Thursday he was much improved and was removed to small room next the meat market. He was given a purse made up in town. and was to be sent to the hos pital at Globe. but Friday he had a high fever, so it was deemed danger ous to move him.
 MT Goodfellow of Natural Bridge, was in town Friday with a load of apples.
 Hardy Schell, who lives between Roosevelt and Payson, came 10 town Friday to bring a child suffering with throat trouble for treatment to pr. Smith.
 The small baby of MT. and Mrs. Charles Hill, who is suffering with bronchitis. is improving under the care of Dr. Smith.
 James Noel and J. w. Gray of the Payson Gold Mining and Milling Co. returned from Payson Friday and went to Mesa Saturday to bring machinery for a stamping mill at Payson.
 Dr. and Mrs. Slocum of Los Angeles who have been up in the Payson coun- try looking at gold claims. returned Friday and left today for Los Angeles.
 Chester Price went to Globe Mon day.
 c. H. Tampah of Nevada Inspector of cables, is in town and will look at the cables over the dam. this week.
 C. s. Turpin arrived Saturday and will fill a position with O'Rourke and Company.
 Herbert C. Williams and John Pease of Young, Arizona, were in town over Sunday and left by stage for Mesa, Monday