Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09

says it equals any of the big strikes
in the past .ears.
The company has already ordered
; pumping machiner: and will pump
water from Mineral creek w to the
property.
The business men of Kelvin and Ray
are increasing their stock of supplies,
feeling confident of the permanency
of the strike.
This being an ideal climate 1t is ex-
pected that the near future will bring
large numbers of prospectors and cap
italists to this territory.
II. ID. Cells. 4 teamster in the en-
ploy of the Ray Copper company, met
with a serious and probably fatal ac-
cdent this morning. Mr.. Cells was in
the act OF hitching up his team Of
mules for the day when a passing en-
CINE emutted a blast from the whis-
tie. The mules became frightened and
got tangled up in the harness and fell
on Cells. causing serious injuries i'm
his right side.
Cells lay unconscious for some time
and was taken to the hospital on a
stretcher. where he is being cared for
by Dr.. Ira Brown. At n late hour he
was resting easy. DIR. Brown. after a
thorough examination. could find no
bones broken ard reports that Cells
will be able to work again in a short
thine.
Kelvin win IN short time have
school house of its own. A movement
is now in progress to build the school
by private subscription and large
amounts are now coming in. The
school will be completed by October
/ 1swt and III accommodate fifty pupils.
Miss Alice DeForest will again teachc
during the coming season. Miss De-
Forest is a graduate of the Tempe
Normal, also attended the University
of Tucson and has given excellent
satisfaction b. her work in Kelvin.
She is now visiting in New Mexico and
viii return in time to open school.
The Sultana- Arizona Copper COM
pany has a number of fine strikes but
just at present is not working any of
them, on account of the rise in the
ella river. The recent rains have
caused the ella to rise at an alarming
rate and it is impossible To get sup
plies across the river.
As soon as conditions become nor
NAL again operations will commence
on a large scale. Supt. J. T. Harring-
ton ot the Srltana- Arizona has just
returned from the east, where he has
been purchasing machinery for the
mine
Miss Lille Beebe, daughter of KEEL
wins popular postmaster. departs next
week for Tempe. where she enters the
normal school for the fall and winter
term
Mr.. Geo. u. Sarrich. one of Kelvin's
pioneer mining men. has returned from
visit to relatives in the east. Mr..
Sarrich visited the principal cities in
Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania
and is greatly impressed with the east
but says there is NJ place Ike Arizona.
This was Mr.. Sarrich's first trip back
east in thirtyfive years and he is
kept busy telling his friends of the
many narrow escapes he had from the
gasoline wagons and bicycles
Mr.. Henry Lovin OF the Hercules
Mercantile company returned today
from a three weeks visit on the coast
Mrs. L. 4. Fritchie Of Christmas has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Nc
Cormick the past week.
Jake Bates four horse Concord
stage coach is again in commission be-
tween Kelvin and Raw. The stage met
with mishao some few weeks ago
and has been laid w. for repairs.
Henry Wentworth. the popular driv-
er is again holding the reins.
The crack Of Henry's long whip will
again be heard through the canyons