Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
THE CAMP
 AT KELVIN 1hongh Mills Shutdown Busii-
 ness is Active 4 NEW LINE 10 GLOBE
There Is a Prospect of a Daily Service = Church Matters and Preparations for a Religious Campaign
 This Fall in Both Camps.

Kelvin, Aug. 14.-(Special core spondence of The Republican, )-Since the shut down of the Ray company last Sunday which was ehronicled In The Republican, every other line of work has been carried on in about the same way as heretofore, with the exception of quite a bit of shifting of positions.
 The company is keeping at work as many men as possible. The shut down did not effect Ray as much as Kelvin, as the eleven drills will go on with the work as usual, samples be- ing taken from them and sent to Kelvin, where they are prepared for the assayer in the physical labora- tory. This end of the sampling de- partment will be continued indefinite ly. A large portion of the millmen have been busily engaged for the past week dismantling the mill, and getting every thing in ship shape.
 There is some talk of a daily stage being put on between this point and Globe at an early date. which would prove a great benefit to this com munity in more ways than one, as it is over two hundred miles around by railroad.
 J. C. Bates of the Kelvin livery stable considers himself a very lucky man. as he hired a riding horse to an unknown man last week for the purpose of making a trip Ostensibly to Ray. but he failed to show up that day and the next he was heard of at Troy. It was thought on his way to Globe. but such was ont the case. as NIT. Bates was notified a couple of days later, that the missing horse had been found at Winkelmen, but the man had flown. Consequently Mir. Mir. Bates was out only a couple of dol lars feed bill and little in convent ence.
 The eloping couple from Mesa, Eva Bryant, white, and George Cruz, Mex ican. were promptly taken into GUS tody by Deputy Sheriff Barton. who had been notified from Mesa to be on the lookout for them as soon as they alighted from the train. He had no trouble in identifying them. He held them until the next day and handed them over to an officer from Mesa, who escorted them back the same day.
 D. c. Jackling. vice president and general manager of the Ray Consoli- dated Copper company, R. F. Wells, Ray Wells of Salt Lake, James Smith, of England and Seely w. Mudd, con- sulting engineer of Los Angeles, visit ed Kelvin last week on business in their private car, Cypress.
 The Ray cOmpany's road to Ray has been blocked for several days on ac- count of some very heavy blasting that was found necessary, but will be cleared in a day or two, and traffic will be resumed.
 Pete Nalle. who we all know has been heard from, back in his old home mid the green fields of Virginia, de- clares he has been kept very busy having a good time renewing old ac- quaintances. It is commonly reported that there was q madness in his method that took him back, and that Mrs. Nalle will accompany Pete back to Arizona this fall. However. that report has not been confirmed.
 T. c. Reed of Phoenix. Presbyterian evangelist. held services here Saturday evening in place of Rev. MT. Kennedy Mir. Reed delivered a very good sermon to a large congregation.
 Mir. Kennedy and family are taking