Arizona republican., 1908-04-16

mountains is indeed worth seeing. Kel- win was well prepared for the crowd, the restaurants, stores and stands had plenty of sandwiches. ice. cream and lemonade and everyone received good and plenty J. J. Sullivan had made arrangements to take large crowd on the narrow gauge railroad to Ray and view the extensive workings of the Ray Copper company. calumet com pany. Hercules. Arizona company and several other. large properties. At Ray they were met by w. E. Twitchell, superintendent of the Kelvin. Calumet company. and were taken all over the property. everything being thoroughly described by MT Twitchell and J. J. Sullivan. The Kelvin Calumet com pa1y had their reduction plant and all their machinery working full blast and deserve a vote oi thanks for be- ing sc courteous to the visitors. The crowd was then led by J. J. Sullivan to the Ray company's property. MT. Stuart, who is in charge in MT. P. Wisemans absence, had the drills working nicely and they proved very interesting toGhe visitors. A number of the samples were viewed and all were impressed by the magnitude and quality of the property and predicted a great future for Ray and Kelvin. IL might be mentioned here that the Kel- win Calumet company have decided to erect a 25O ton concentratOr shortly. The following prominent men from Phoenix Tempe. Mesa, Florence, etc, went to Ray: Frederick W. Wilson. J. F. Kirkland. T. J. Hawley. F. F.. Leeper. R. F. Williams, Dr. Burt Og-
 burne. J. R. Nickelson, P. Mohn Rnd son. H. q. Beard. H. Plath. F. Stratton. Henry Kleck, Chris Jacobson, Wm. H. Sargent. Jas. D. Bell. T. N. Children, Clarence Standage, Henry Jennings, D. D. HOrning. Jos. Garside C. D. Doris, H. F. DeWinton L. T. Mansfield. W. P. Volta, R. Kissling, Alfred Simard, Frank J. Barr J. H. Gerard. R. D. Gerard. F. A. MinSon. J. E. HarteC and wife. Alfred Schafer. O. F. Plath, J. Miller Dr. FoSS. Jas. McCOuty. Samuel
 F. Reed, Robert Fromm. H. l.. Chan dler C. A. Baldwin and J. J. Sullivan. The train left on time but sad to re- late there were several gentlemen lett behind No doubt many of those on the train thought it a good joke on those left. but Mir. Sullivan hearing Of it came to the rescue and offered ac- commodatioas and guaranteed to turn the joke on the crowd that caught the train on time H. l.. Chandler and C. A. Baldwin of Mesa were two of those left and on the following day they ac- companied J. J. Sullivan on horseback on a tour oi the mining district. They visited the Bobtail property. which is a continuation of the Ray Mines. where they banned some fine gold and visited several other valuable proper ties. They enjoyed the trip immensely and admitted that they would not have missed the trip with J. j. Sullivan for the best acre of Dr. Foss. Salt river land and bunch of Tonto Electric Power company stock and the only regret that they had was that the whole bunch was not left Kelvin and Ray have a few fellows left here such as Bruce. Twitchell, Sullivan. Schilling. Bone Schiliing. etc. that are not leav- ing anything go astray to further these two towns IL was mainly through the efforts of J. J. Sullivan that the Ray country was in such good shape for visitors and much credit is due him.
 Mir. and Mrs French of Ray rendered d very pleasant and entertaining young peoples party to the young peo- pie of Kelvin and Ray at their resi- dence at Ray. Dancing was the pro gram of the evening followed by a very dainty lunch prepared by Mrs. French.