Arizona republican., 1908-10-01
KELVIN AND RAY
 A WEEKS CHANGES
The Deer Season-A Renewed Interest in Baseball.

cam ana Joe Bryan have just return ed from four days deer hunt in the Pinal mountains. Frank Cain is a fuI- fledged westerner and much used to
 the mountains and trails and Joe is a
 southerner from Louisiana and not accustomed to the wild mountains in 1 Final range. Both are good shots
 though, particularly Joe. who killed
 everything he shot at, and they sue
 ceeded in killing three deer, two bucks
 and one yearling They each had a
 good horse and had a very exciting
 trip. Joe says that he would not have
 missed the trip for $50. The Pinal range of mountains is an ideal spot
 for trip, as it is z high altitude and , has plenty of trees and wild animals J. r. Flores is in charge of the Pinal Mercantile company at Ray since the resignation of Harry Cells. The re- opening of the Pinal Mercantile com-- pany is still pending on adjustment of insurance
 E. R. Jenkins the former popular manager of the Pinal Mercantile com -Sany at Kelvin has sent in his resia- nation and has gone to join his family at Los Angeles, Cal. Thomas $. TrooJ, will take his place temporarily and wishes all remittances sent to him at Kelvin
 The Ray baseball team. under the captaincy of Jimmy Davis. are practic- Ing daily and are fast rounding into shape. The Ray team should be a good one as they have a fine aggre- gation of young fellows to select from A baseball diamond has been laid out and they will soon be ready to meet the best teams in Pinal county The Kelvin team is somewhat unset owing to four of it's best players having to leave town. The team will no doubt be complete in few weeks and then exciting games can be looked for Great rivalry exists between Kelvin and Ray and an exciting time is aI- ways on tap when these teams meet game had been arranged for this Sunday but was postponed. We all would like to see some of the old vel erans of the game returned. such as Doc Brown and w. E. Mitchell They would liven things up.
 The former residence of MT. and Mrs Barenscheer, owned by s. II. Demund. 1 will be moved from the hill to a site selected by Mir. Demund when it will i be occupied cy the Demund family. l Mrs Demund has just recently return ! ed from California and is much i'm pressed with this section and feels that 1. she will like it here immensely.
 The circus drew quite a crowd from | this locality. all leaving on Sunday ! owing to the railroad no changing its ! schedule.
 The large drill of the Ray company caused quite little excitement in 1. passing through Kelvin. In passing | the Southern hotel sparks from the engine. blown by the strong wind ! started a blaze in bed on\ the bal | cony and also set fire to some canvas | awnings. They were quickly extin- 1 guished, causing sntnH loss. The drill | then stopped in front of the Hercules ] Mercantile company and emitted a | shower of sparks. some of which pass i ed the screen window and started q ! small fire on the window sill before ]. 1t was discovered. Mir Wiseman. gen eral manager of the Ray company. was standing on the Hercules porch and l was the first to discover it. He shout | ed and it was quickly put out. causing l little loss but giving a big scare.
 Primary election was held on the 26th inst. at Kelvin to elect delegates | to attend Pinal county convention at | Florence on october g. The republi- | cans elected their two candidates. | Thos. s. TroOk and James A. Newman. | but the democratic party had a split ]. and had four mel in the field. Jack Henness and T. F. Mellin winning out | after a very exciting fight. At Ray. ] c. O. Nolan and Jack Henning were !. elected by the republicans and B. | Schilling by the democrats
 F. W. Bigham and family have nov l ed to Ray. Mir. Bigham has secured ! work on the drills of the Ray Copper ! company.
 Kenneth Wiseman, son of Philip ! Wiseman, general manager of the Ray | Copper company, has gone to Los An i geles, Cal, to attend school Kenneth | has been in Kelvin the past three ! months and has shown a marked in toward anything mechanical. ! He had become very expect in the use of a track automobile, breaking several | records for fast time between Kelvin l anu nay anu clSO III running the IEeck ! steam engine. Kenneth is an alI- ! around sportsman as well as machin- ! ist, chauffeur, etc, being able to ride | bronchos and taking part in several | very hard round-ups. His departure is | much regretted, as he made a host of | friends by his genial manners and pleasant smiles. and his return next | summer is looked forward to-
 The Kelvin school house. which has | been in the course of construction the | past month. is now completed. and is | quite an imposing structure. one which i Kflvinites are proud of. It is entirely | of wood and will accommodate some | sixty pupils comfortably and there will | be that many in attendance this term. | Mrs. Dodge will again be in charge. | The term will commence next week and oil the children are requested to ! come early so that they can be quickly | assigned to their places preparatory to | the opening
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