Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

within seven miles of Roosevelt. The material for the towers is carried by pack trains from the road to their des- tination. All the right -of-way between Tempe and Phoenix has not yet been secured. The line will pass along the north side of the county road from the Highland Canal through Mesa. This is on the north city limit line. The i Salt will be, crossed at the Buttes at Tempe and angle to the west along the north side of the old Santa Fe tract. A switching station will be placed on the line one mile east from Mesa where the Sacaton brG nch is taken off.
 Mir. W. k. Lubken. government pho tographer. leaves Tuesday on an ex- tended trip in which he will visit the different projects of the L. S. R. S.. and also of the forest sservice. Mir Lubken's first work will be for the L. s. R. :. at Leetsburg. New Mexico where a dam has recently been com pleted and after doing work for the forest service at Stlver City. from this reserve he will got on to the reserve north of Las Cruces and thence to Al amagordo All of these reserves will llldke IIiiH SuDJCtlS lol From Terrence MT. Lubken will take the auto trip of hundred miles to Roswell. New Mexico, where the U s. R. $. completed a dam last year. The Carload dam will be visited also and IL is probable that from New Mexico Mir. Luhken will go to the north and northwest re turning to the southwest in the autumn.
 Judge Evans and Mir J. F. Akers left for San Diego. California on Sat urday to see the fleet.
 Bird Henderson of the government headquarters left for a few weeks va cation in California and will see the fleet at San Diego.
 John Lazaer of Payson brought a fine mountain lion skin to town Fri day which measured over eight feet. This is one of the largest and finest brought in this year.
 Judge Evans presented the school with a fine large map of the United States.
 John Nicholson was fined s6 for drunkenness in Judge Evans court on Tuesday
 Master Lawrence Ballard Of Globe was picked up by the Globe stage driver Friday about ten miles from Roosevelt. Master Lawrence Is but thirteen and the only mistake he made was in forgetting to say goodbye when he left home. His mother telephoned to Lieutenant Holmes and he found him near the river either heading for Mesa or viewing the work on the dam. Lieutenant Holmes took him in charge for the evening ana on Saturday he was returned via the Globe stage to his anxious mother.
 Henry Thompson, sheriff of Globe county. was in town during the week
 Superintendent Shell of the Copper Hill Mining company was in town Tuesday. town Tuesday enroute to Mesa where 1 he will visit for several days.
 W. B. Fieland of Globe brought in l a party Thursday to see the works H. | was Accompanied by Ed B Parsons Of | Los Angeles. Cliff Parsons of San 1 Francisco and C. Ninnod of Kelvin.
 Jno. F Niccolls of Clifton was in town this week.
 Mir. w. A. Finley of Phoenix visited | the works this week.
 H. C. Fechtel of Globe was in town Friday.
 Egbert Kelley and C. H. Hendrix were guests at the Hotel Roosevelt ] during the week.
 George G. Ehrenberg civil engi- | neer of Tucson was in town on Friday | enroute to his home from Pleasant | Valley. MT Ehrenberg has been en- ! gagged by tue forest service in survey 1 ing the range in this vicinity that the ' people may prove upon their land. ! Since the original survey holds good | and that has proved incorrect in many l cases the sectionizing of this country | has proved quite complicated.
 Mrs. A. J. Howells was in town l Thursday enroute to her home at Cline.
 J. Miller of Phoenix visited in town Saturday.
 J. T. Akers made a prospecting trip ! Friday. He visited the mine owned by | "Spud' Murphy. Pete Mahoney and | Capt A. McD. Brooks. This mine is | located five miles down the river and | there are good indications for a gold | mine.
 Hi Eldred of San Diego visited in | town this week.
 Harry Howels of Cline was in town ! Thursday.
 O. P. Clarkson of Globe was visiting | the works this week
 Louis Gets. w. G. Craig. C. D. Couch. | John Gish, John Kelman. Dan Whaten | and F. S. Wise were registered at the | Hotel Roosevelt during the week
 Miss Electa Cawch visited Roose- | welt Monday.
 J. C. Wholly Of Seattle was looking | over the works this week
 Professor w. J. Whitfield of Globe | was in town Monday. |
 A. F. Spencer Of Phoenix visited | Roosevelt during the week.
 A. D. Williamson was in town Tues ! day.
 C. w. Slater of San Francisco did . business in town Tuesday.
 F.. Niault, Chas. ViauIt. Leon Bou- vier and C. C. Hurley of Phoenix made | up party to Roosevelt the first of the | week to visit the work on the dam
 R. l.. Miner of Los Angeles and w. . C. Warren of Los Angeles visited the | works Wednesday.
 J. C. Lister of Globe was in town ] on business last week
 F. A. DOnelson who has been em | ployed by the Roosevelt Mercantile Il company has accepted a position in the | -