Arizona republican., 1909-05-11

under way last week on account of some question of location, but it was
 reported at the hotel last evening that Henry Lovin, well known here, and a chief owner in the business. was en route to Kelvin and would decide on a site for the supply house.
 Several large balls in quick success
 sion prior to last week seem to have put a quietus on our younger set. but several of the bunch were out last evening at the Mexican orchestra con cert in front of the opera house, and it was reported that they were negoti- ating with the orchestra for a dance
 either tonight. payday. or early in the week, before the dinerO got away or went up into liquid smoke Many turned out to listen to the orchestra, and a most enjoyable hour was spent, the night being grand among the hills.
 J C. Bates has decided that the Hercules team, chiefly Duke. of run away fame, cannot furnish all the ex- citement for the town; so he did nice little part toward keeping up interest and locating new roads by allowing his beauty pair of hack horses, Cyclone anu Nllu r Ire, lO ltdNt lnt s0OulHtTI Pacific depot on Saturday, all alone in their glory, with a new rig keeping . time at their heels. Bates thinks old eye" would have gone to the barn; but. in attempting to stop the team. some of the office force. which turned out in full, persuaded the pair to cross the narrow gauge tracks below the scales. The team struck the company barn; then. after the vehicle righted itself. the horses took a dead line for Hotel Emmitt. taking to the gulch most of the way, after passing the White House. They were stopped way up near the first flat. and Bates is to be congratulated on his most remark able good luck. for it seems almost impossible that any vehicle could take the ditches lis did and be practically uninjured.
 MT Meisch and wife left yesterday for Phoenix from which city they came. He has had charge of the Kelvin Prod uce company here for some months, which work he now leaves for a bet ter position. MT. and Mrs. Meisch took considerable interest in all the dances. and both being good dancers. will be greatly missed
 A. w. Steward of Phoenix, who has been on the engineer force for the Ray company here for some time, has also left camp He thought he would re- turn to the same job he used to have down in Mexico. His many friends wish him good-luck and happiness. We understand this morning that Claude Looney, of the Hercules force, has also resigned and will probably re turn to the Armstrong Porter cattle ranch. Several of his fellow laborers were heard to say they greatly dis liked his leaving the company, for he was a willing and good man. but it seems that the great increase in the Hercules freight hauling and deliver ing was rather more than he could stand, and he shows good judgment in resigning.
 O. B. Wellborn, who began at Kel- win last year with the Hercules store, will leave camp in about two weeks for a visit to hs people in Georgia. He has been in the sample rooms of the Ray company for several months, but not having been home for quite a long time, he has decided to make the trip this summer.
 We find Tom Root, whom some of us will remember as being connected with the Bear drug store in Phoenix for a long time, among the new ar rivals in camp. He began work yes terday in the company's sample rooms, filing the vacancy caused by young Chamberlin's departure to Seattle re- gently.
 Another payday in camp is putting additional smiles on many already well pleased faces. and the Kelvin bank is up and doing early and late.
 The lady representative of the Mu- tual Life and Union Health and Acci- dent Insurance companies has been in camp for some days.