Arizona republican., 1909-06-27
he boy was buried here Tuesday

Three foreigners working in the
quarry had u narrow escape yester-
day Some loose rock became dis
lodged from the ledge above and
fell down among them. One had a
piece of flesh gouged out of the leg
below the knee, while the other two
barely escaped without injury.
Louis Sicily is turning out to be a
master boat builder. completing one
very recently for Doctor Smith and
now having another one almost COM
pleted for Dan Goggins, chief cleo
trician for J. NJ. O'Rourke * Com
pany. In the meantime, he has or
ders ahead for two or three more, one
of which goes to Jim Holmes as
soon as it can be built. AS he is
putting up a good article at a very
low figure, he is apt to be kept busy
for some time.
The fellow with the paint brush
has been busy during the last couple
of weeks and the looks of the town
has been greatly improved thereby.
The Roosevelt hotel has added a
decided improvement to the looks and
comfort of that hosiery by the addi-
ton of awnings to all the windows
exposed to the sun. f. Strait was the
man handling the pOb.
Billy Kfmbar. who has been hand
ling the ribbons on the Globe stage
for the last three months, has re-
turned to his home in Mesa.
Mr.. RriZZee. of Brizzee & Robinson
of Mesa was a Roosevelt visitor dur
ing the week, spending two or three
days here looking at the sights. He
was accompanied by his wife and had
his own rig to travel in. Mr.. kimball
returned with them to Mesa.
Tomorrow the Indian school here
will have a picnic, all same Amer
lean plan. 1t will be conducted by
Mrs. Bingham, who has been laboring
here for the last few months teaching
their young ideas how to shoot along
the branches Of the tree of knowledge.
John Belser subscribed a quarter of
beef as a donation to the event. The
beef was taken to the wickiups, or
tepees, for preparation for the feast
tomorrow. Bets are even as to wheth-
er there will be any left by tomorrow,
as some of those who claim to know
the Indian MAINTAIN that when the
aroma dIlSluS lIOlll lilt Np'thllitS
of reaches the olfactory organs of
the aborigines that the temptation
to a hungry stomach thus tempted
beyond endurance will set aside all
scruples and end with their starting
for the picnic grounds with their
Iarder placed in the most convenient
position for transportation. but the
least convenient place to get at for
those who happen TO arrive late on
the scene from outside points. How
ever, we hope that all will go well
as Mrs. Bingham is a very conscien
scious teacher and has tried very
hard To do the best she could with
the charges under her care.
Jack Fraser and Charlie Granger
we're at Roosevelt Sunday making the
transfer of the Globe and Payson
line on stages and live stock over to
Bud Norton, who took charge of the
same Sunday morning.
1t is contemplated running an eN-
ira stage between Roosevelt and
Globe on Sunday, the Fourth of July,
for the benefit of those wishing TO
spend the 5th celebrating in Globe,
provided stage load can be gotten
together to make it worth while.
Dan Parker took his little daughter.
who has been suffering from tubercu-
osis of the bone. to Globe for treat
nent. He returned leaving her there
with relatives. The doctors there |
gave him quite a bit of encourage
ment as they stated it was their firm
belief that she could be cured of this
Tread malady.
The child was an inmate of the-hos- |
pital here for "A long time and under |
went an operation in which her leg
below the knee was removed. She
lad improved and had been taken to
ler home but her arm, which had
also been affected, commenced to
bother her and it was found neces-
sary to put her under treatment
again. The doctors at Globe believe
hat they can cure her by new
treatment without having to resort to |
my further amputation.
r. 5. Wilson of the forest service |
las been appointed forest supervisor
or this district, vice w. II. Reed, |
who recently resigned on account of
poor health. Mr.. Wilson arrived last
light and presumably took charge of
affairs today. j. w. Farmer has
oeen holding down the job between
he time of Mr. Reeds resignation
md Mr.. wilson's appointment.
Mrs f. A. Duarte, who has been
spending the past five or six months |
n Phoenix. has returned to her home |
n Roosevelt accompanied by a brand |
new heir to the house of Duarte. Mr.. |
Quartz says no race suicide for his.
Jack Barber and o. l.. Mcintyre
practice every day in the art of
swimming so that when they receive |
heir next tip-oOver in their sloop, |
he Coot, they will have become so |
Ised to the water that they will not |
mind ducking
The water of the lake is taking on,
n giving forth, rather, quite a per |
.eptible smell and if no sickness |
arises from it, it will be quite a |
wonder.
Mart Mcdonald of Payson has been |
Intending court at Globe during the |
asst three or four days. returning as
as as Roosevelt tonight
Mr.. Fisher, a cattle owner up on
he Rye, vas a visitor in Roosevelt |
w. H. Tharpe, promoter and stock
lolder in the Arizona Overland Tele-
,hone company. passed through on
lis way to Payson from Phoenix last
Monday night.
Bud Morton is taking in the part of