Arizona republican., 1909-07-12

a vacant house in town and more must be built to accommodate the | influx of people daily. Mir. Coleman
 the ice and cold storage man, de- | clares his business has doubled in | the last month and that he has found | it necessary to increase the capacity
 of his plant two fold Consequently
 he has just gotten in some larger | tanks and other necessary parapher-
 naha and is now running the plant night and day. It must not be infer red that it is any warmer here, as a l matter of fact, it is cooler and pleas | anter here than it has been in the past month, according to the official | thermometer The rain of a week ago
 cooled the atmosphere percepdbly and
 at the same time raised the Gila
 quite high, showing there was heavy rain further up the country.
 l Quite a few changes in the man. agement of the Ray Consolidated Cop | per company have occurred here in the past week. following the resig-
 nation of Philip wiseman as man. ager Ernest Stenger has been ap- pointed general superintendent and
 will have full authority locally over
 the business of the Ray company. MT. Stenger comes here from the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, where he was superintendent He has been
 on the gnund for the past six weeks.
 and has already made a great many
 friends. Mir. Wiseman has been very successful as a mine owner and pro-
 moter, having, it is understood, clear ed up a nice sum out of the Inspira- ton mine, located over near Mexico.
 The Ray company has also prospered
 under his judicious management, and
 it is with regret that his many
 friends learned of his resignation It
 Is said he win now retire after an active and successful career.
 George O. Bradley will have charge of the construction and mechanical
 department. both of operation and construction with title of superin- tendent of construction and chief en- gineer of the above changes went into effect July & ,i-.y- .,s.
 Daniel C. Jackling, vice president and general manager of the Ray Con- solidated company, has been here on business for several days
 Rev. James E. Crutchfield and Rev. l. S. Mckay are here in the interest of the Nj. F.. church. south. Both are we'll and favorably known as good conscientious workers. Rev. MT, Me Kay will locate here permanently and hold serviccT in the school house at Kelvin every Sunday evening at o'clock. and every Sunday morning at Ray at II o'clock.
 Mr. Mckay has already started to work getting acquainted and arousing enthusiasm in the good cause, and should be given hearty support of everyone A church will be built as soon as possible, but in the interim the school house will be used. The first services will be held tomorrow evening, July II. MT. Mckay ex- tends a cordial invitation to all.
 Karl E. Lloyd, the ore sampler at the Ray company's mill, was sick sev- eral days last week.
 J. G. Barry. a graduate of the Massachusetts School of Technology. has accepted position with the Ray company at Kelvin in the laboratory. doing some special microscopical work. MT. Barry has been in Grand Forks, N. D., for the last two years as a teacher.
 L. A. Loomis. also a graduate of the Massachusetts School of Tech nology, has just arrived from Spring field, Mass. and gone to work in the Ray company's laboratory.
 John Lynch, late of the Tempe Normal, has gone to work in the sampling department of the Ray company.
 H. H. Barton returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he went to re- cover a horse that was stolen from James Armstrong. The thief was not brought here. as he gave bonds in Mesa. The horse was returned to its owner. The case will be tried later.
 H.. H. Greist, Kelvin's poet lau- reate, and erstwhilef journalist. is showing his versatility in breaking away from his old and beaten paths, for a few days at least, as he went to Phoenix and Tempe last week on a man hunting expedition to collect men for the Ray Consolidated com panys new railroad to Ray. He red turned eighty five strong; which were put to work. & sf'sss
 Mrs JrFs Joyce of Ray, left last l Weth TUT DenNtT. tOloTduO, W4eTe SUE | will spend the remainder of the l summer, and will return in the fall. I Miss Senia Nicholson, of Ray, has | gone to Phoenix for week on a | visit to her aunt. ... 7, l
 $. c. Rundle, who has been .em-.t ployed by the Ray company at Ray for several months in the capacity | of drill man and Cy Wing, of the Ray pool room, both left last week. | their destination being Denver.
 c. W. Eceleston's- concentrator ar rived several days ago, and is being | put in place in the Ray company's | mill, where it will be thoroughly test ed. Mir Eccleston, the inventor, de- clsres it is nonpareil and that he is going to demonstrate the fact.
 G.. E. Bateman, the concentrator ex- pert, who has been here for several | months, in the interest of the Risden ron works of San Francisco, left for | Globe last week. MT. Bateman has been experimenting with new belt | 1n Johnston's Vanner machine for treating slime, and the results have been very. gratifying. MT. Bateman is something of an inventor himself | He will be back to Kelvin in a short |