Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
RESUMPTION OF WORK
 ON THE ROOSEVELT DAM
A Readjustment of the New Machinery in Ire Power House

I Roosevelt, April 2O.-(Special Corre- l spondence of The Republican)-O. II. Ensign. chief electricial engineer Of the ] |. $. R. $. is expected Monday or ] Tuesday. The new machinery in the power house has not been doing satis- ] factory work. This is MT Ensign's de- sign and he is coming for the purpose ] of Investigating the difficulty. How ever Mir. Smith whose firm made this machinery has been here for several weeks and believes the difficulties 1 have already been discovered and that the matter of changing may be easily done.
 It is expected that work on the dam will be resumed on Tuesday The shaft of the water wheel arrived from Los ! Angeles on Friday and the work of putting it in has been going on since then. This shaft is twenty-six and a half feet long and weighs twepty-seven hundred pounds. The work on the penstock through the dam has not been delayed for lack of power and the work is progressing rapidly.
 An entertainment is to be given at the Presbyterian church Monday even ing. The chief feature of the enter tainment will be moving pictures of the Grand Canyon.
 Ed Bowman and Tom Carleton Of the Saddle Mountains were in town for supplies this week.
 C. A. Crown who has been prospect ing in the Sierra Anchas was in town during the week. MT. Crown has dis covered a copper vein that he believes will prove richer than the Old Domin- ion. The vein is easily reached from the old saw mill read and if the vein proves as good as present indications predict MT Crown believes he is the richest man in Arizona. Before the recent business depression this claim was being developed by eastern capi- taIsts under MT Crowns supervision and as this company dropped their interests Mir. Crown is now sole owner
 MT. Cochran of Cherry Creek has been prospecting for several months in the vicinity of Cherry Creek and thinks his claim will prove a valuable mine He was in Roosevelt for supplies this week
 Jack Barber and William Cohea of the forest service returned from Cher ry Creek
 George Pcmberton who has been rid ing on the roundup near Fish Creek was brought in Monday with broken leg caused from horse kicking him
 Julius Journigan the popular young cattleman of Tonto was in town on Friday
 $. :. Thompson left for California Wednesday for a months vacation. NIT. Joe Simpson the eX Globe stage driver is filling his vacancy.
 Harry Castle of Pine came to Roose- welt Friday enroute to Stafford to at tend the rangers union.
 John Howard went to Globe Wednes- day.
 Gus Phillips went to Globe Wednes- day on d short vacation.
 c. M. Cornquiz went to Globe Thurs day.
 Jesse Rendick went to Globe via Roosevelt stage on Friday.
 C. Nanquiltz went to Globe Friday on a vacation.
 William Youth was a passenger ou the Globe stage Saturday.
 James Fryes went to Mesa Thurs day.
 F. Lindsey went to Mesa Thursday. {
 O. l.. Mcintyre went to Mesa Friday. l
 H. L. Livingston and w. H. Thorpe of Globe were in town last week.
 J. C. Euinson was a guest at the Hotel Roosevelt on Monday
 Mrs. Tiel and daughter of San Diego. l. California. visited Roosevelt this week. .
 J. T. Akers is expected home on