Arizona republican., 1909-02-21
BASE BALL AT KELVIN
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tests are looked forward to. Sunday afternoon the Fist, all candidates for the team are requested to be on the field near the depot. A dance was held at the opera house several nights ago for the benefit of the baseball team. It was fairly well patrOnized, although not as much money was ta- ken in as expected.
 MT. Diamond, the popular conductor on the r. & E. F. +. plying between Phoenix and Winkleman was a vis- itor to this section recently and ac companied J. Jay Sullivan, a mining man of Kelvin, on a horseback ride over the surrounding country. Mir. Diamond was very much pleased with the outlook here and was particularly impressed with the valuable mineral showings in this section. MT Dia- mond had not been on horseback for some time and was a very tired man on arriving home It was noticed that he carried a sack of loose hay along with him and he no doubt made good use of it on the trip, as promises to have some air cushion SduultS III DN lllt lllllt NIL D4tll4OAAtA is ready for the next trip.
 E. E. Shepherd, representing the Gazetteer Publishing O., of Denver, Colo, has been in town the last few days taking names and new subscrip tions for the directory. This direct ory of Arizona towns is published and revised each two years. It contains the names of officers of each town and the business houses and private individuals. A new edition will be out in July, 1909.
 Dentist Lynch has opened up an office in Ray and Will remain there several weeks. During the course of construction of her temporary offic' the doctor met with a painful acci- dent although not serious. The doc tor was directing the workman, a Mexican, to lay a heavy girder and had laid her hand on a block and be- fore she could raise it again the man dropped the girder in place and caught her hand, mashing one finger very severely. She hopes to be well enough in a few days to resume work
 Jay Tower, the former popular millman, is now officiating behind the bar at the Kelvin saloon. Jay has many friends in this country and is fast developing into an Al mixer ologist.
 MT. Wiseman and several other of ficers of the Ray Copper CO., are on the ground now. Numerous 'rumors are afloat about their future plans, but nothing definite has been given out yet. The officials are going over the entire country and some big plans are evidently underway.
 MT. Smith, representing Case Hard ware Co.,, of Bradford, Pa, is in town with a very fine line of hardware. He secured a big order from The Her cules Mercantile Co.
 MT. Young has taken charge of the White House restaurant and is doing good business. His wife attends to the cooking and is giving satisfaction. MT. Young reports business growing daily and is very hopeful of the fu- ture.
 Pat Nesbit, the former engineer on the Ray Limited, has resigned ant gone to Globe.
 Lee Traxell, representing the Ma llOildl CaSudIty Co. mas been Tn thlS section the last few days and reports doing a good business.
 MT. Tannehill, representing the Union Health & Accident Co, arrived here a few days and commenced do- ing business immediately.
 Mir. Reed was in charge of the ser vices at the church on Saturday night in place of Rev MT. Kennedy. MT Kennedy was engaged in matrimonial services at Florence and was not able to come here until Sunday, on which day a good meeting was held. MT Reed and MT. Kennedy are both liked very much and they are in hopes of building up quite a congregation al Kelvin and Ray in the near future Services are held each Wednesday and Sunday evening and all are ex- tended hearty welcome.
 | Philips & Raymond are now paint l ing the drop curtain for the Kelvin | Opera house. They promise to pro- duce a very handsome curtain Ad- vertisers are requested to get their ads in shape and hand them in tc the managers.
 Jim McGee, sheriff of Pinal county