Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

roosevelt, DCt- lU--tSpeCl1l cOrre- spondence of The Republican, = The bridge across tie river above the dam was repaired Friday and the school children from the O'Rourke camp are saved long and dangerous climb by way e. the dam.
 Friday and Saturday the two eighty foot derricks oa the east and west rim O. the front Of the dam and four Stiff-leg derr:cks were at work. one of the eight--foot derricks is not in reach of the masonry work and will be moved to q higher position or the east rim Monday another of the stiff-leg derTicks was broken in lifting a stone. When q large stone is bein.i lifted if great care is not taken in seeing that it is raised or lowered slowly ana smooth- ly these derricks are pulled over and another delay follows. A new cable running from No. ? quarry to the dam was to have been put up this week owing to the necessity of repairing the broken derrick work on the cable was postponed. Two cables are in use now In spite of the delay the work is proceeding rapidly and if fa- vorable weather lasts for the next six weeks it is hooed that the back part of the dam will be brought above the water level. The rains of last week caused no noticeable rise in the river. Wednesday evening the gauge height was 2.s
 Martin McCauley went to Mesa Mon- day
 Mir Kobler went to Fish Creek Mon day.
 Mir. Gallego, wife and daughter were passengers on the Mesa stage Tuesday
 William Harrigan went to Mesa by stage Tuesday.
 J. F McRae or Yuma, who has been visiting the dam-site, was a passenger on the Mesa stage Tuesday.
 The Mesa Roosevelt Stage company have added to the safety of their pa irons by equipping the brakes on their Concord stages with a safety appli- ance.
 Frank FaUro vert to Globe Monday.
 Tim Sing and Tee Get left for Globe on Monda-
 Rev. F. c. Reed of Phoenix. delivered very able sermon to the people of Roosevelt on Sunday. relieving the res ident pastor. Rev. Brown. Tuesday Rev. Reed lefs for Globe. where he will make 9 short visit before return ing t0 Phoenix.
 r. Felipe went to Globe by stage Tuesday.
 Miss Lulu Felton. who has been wis iting in Roosevelt for a fortnight. re- turned to Mesa Monday.
 Chester ". Smith left Friday for Mesa, enrOute to Phoenix. where he met Mrs. Smith on Sunday. Mrs. Smith and little daughter Kate. ar rived Phoenix Saturday from the east. having spent their vacation in and rear Boston.
 James Cahill went to Mesa by stage on Thursday
 An Shoo was a passenger to Mesa Thursday.
 Mrs. A. J. HowelIs wife of former Judge Howells. of Tonto. who has been spending the summer in California reached Roosevelt Thursday enroute to Howells' station on the Payson road.
 Jas. Anderson was a passenger for Cline on the Payson stage Thursday.
 H. A Wilson went to Globe Thurs day.
 Marion Kalil went to Globe Saturday.
 Wm. Fabrian of Globe. who has been writing life insurance for the Mutual Life Insurance company in Roosevelt. returned to Globe OF Saturday.
 Jim Anderson left by stage for Mesa Saturday enroute to Los Angeles.
 F. Clemmer. who has been employed as electrician in Roosevelt for several months. left on account of ill health for California via Mesa Roosevelt stage 10 Mesa
 Louis c. Hin and part-. consisting of Mrs. Joseph Kibbey. Judge and Mrs. Kent O. Phoenix, reached Roosevelt Saturday evening and returned to Phoenix oa Morda-.
 Deputy Sheriff Medler made a trip to Fish Creek Wednesday night and Thursday brought to Roosevelt Joe Arthur and another man giving his name as Meda!ic, wanted in Globe for embeZzlemcnt.
 Willard Douglas and Donald Me Intyre are leaving for the east on Fri day MT. Douglas expects 10 finish an engineering course in the University of Columbia while MT. Mcintyre will en- ter as senior in the University of Vir- ginia to complete his law course.
 C. ". POmeroy, government inspec- tor of camp supplies, arrived in RoOse- welt on Saturday and will spend the week looking over the Roosevelt head quarters and the camp at the Intake.
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