Arizona republican., 1909-03-04
TEAM WORK ONLY
 SEEMS ID BE SHORT
OTHERWISE KELvIN's BASEBALL.
 lSTS ARE ALL RIGHT.
The Nine Was Tried Out With Ray Last Sunday.

Kelvin, March 2.-(Special cores pondence of The Republican. )-Johnny Bryan has fully recovered from his re- cent illness and is again to be seen on the Ray limited
 The baseball game between Kelvin and Ray on Sunday resulted in an easy victory for Ray. The score was 13 to 2. Up to the third inning the score was 3 to 2, and was very evenly contested, but after the third inning the Kelvin team went to pieces. There is some excuse for the Kelvin team as this was the first time they had ever been together. Individually, the team is a very good one and after a few practice games the team work will be much improved and the boys will give Ray a warm game. The Ray team is very good. They have several ex league players and play strong game. Another game has been arranged to be played next Sunday at Kelvin and a much better game is looked forward to than the last one.
 P. Neale, one of Kelvin's baseball players, was noticed walking with quite a perceptible limp on Monday.
 Ira White, the popular solicitor of the Hercules Mercantile company, was presented with an elght-pound baby boy on Sunday at D. m. by Mrs. White. This makes Ira's fourth child and he is a very happy father. Mrs. White is doing very nicely and will soon be up and around.
 MT. Scott, Tom Armstrong's son-in- law. was also the happy recipient of a prize package on Sunday in the shape of a baby boy. MT. and Mrs. Scott are very proud of their child and they have the best wishes of all for a bright flu ture for their offspring.
 Miss Lillis Beebe was the recipient of a very handsome piano yesterday. Her parents had promised Her one some time ago and she was very pleas antly surprised to see the delivery wagon stop in front of her door with the much looked for piano. Miss Beebe has taken music lessons for several years, one year at the Tempe Normal, and is quite an accomplished per former.
 Lou Mickey, the ranger and former special officer at Ray, was visitor to this section the last few days.
 The quail season is now over for eight months to come. C. F. Monrad and Stratton, two employees of the Ray Copper company. went out on February 2S to do a wholesale killing and sue ceeded in getting one bird.
 Wm. Young, who has been running the White House restaurant the last month, has given it uo and has taken a position with the Ray Copper com. pany We were all sorry to see NIT. Young quit as he put up good meals, but he claimed that he was making no money.
 Jos Hackwood, the former popular bartender of the Southern hotel. has sent in his resignation. Joe was a very good man and said that he quit owing to the position being too confining. John McGrath will succeed him.
 Geo. Truman, a prominent mining man much interested in this country, has ben inspecting his claims here the last few days He is much impressed with the outlook and predicts a great town here and that the entire country will be immensely benefited by the un- dertakings of the Ray Consolidated Copper company
 Rex Dundap of Ray was a visitor to Kelvin yesterday and gives favorable reports on the Big Lead property.
 THOS. $. TROOK.