Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
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rough roads and bad weather they manage to put in a supply of about 1$$ barrels daily. This will be i'm proved upon as soon as the roads get in shape again.
 The mill is at present consuming some 140 barrels daily This is more than usual owing to the use of oil in the dryers where wood was used be- fore. While the consumption of oil is greater than the present daily sup ply being laid down here, it is not expected that matters will be delayed as the oil ahead in storage here amounts to some 1000 barrels Any one who has not viewed the dam since operations were commenced af- ter New Years would be very much surprised at the strides taken and the changed appearance of that struc- ture. It is sure beginning to loom up.
 J. '. Van Antwerp, who has had charge of the government carpenter shop here under Mir. Selly. has re- signed his position and returned to his home in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Jack held the position down for
 
 change of diet Wanted to get back where things grew and didn't have a tin jacket around everything he ate
 MT. Brown and wife relatives of Mrs. Walter Riggs, came over from Globe. where he holds down a posi- tion in the First National, to attend the Elks ball last Monday night, wis ited relatives a day or so, then re- turned to Globe well satisfied with the time he had and the sights he saw.
 Charley Granger and wife are in town, guests of C. w. Smith. MT. Granger is manager of the Mesa stage line and while here is looking after the interests of his company.
 A. H. Demrick and R. T Blades came back last night from Mesa, where they have been for the past week
 J. B. Henderson just got back from Mesa, where he went on business.
 Bud Norton's oil team was nearly put on the bum" the other day by three Italians or Mexicans who were asleep behind bush by the road and who woke up just about the time the leaders in the team came abreast of them. The men jumped up and way ed their arms for some cause known to themselves alone. That was enough for the mules. however, who immediately proceeded to stampede with the result that the loaded Xag- ons were overturned down some four feet or so of bank. Then commenced a battle with rocks between the team sters and pedestrians, the latter being put to flight, leaving behind them pair of shoes, coat and hat, which had been taken off when they lay down; but things got so hot around there that they did not take time to rehabitate themselves before taking the flight down the road The stage driver coming from Mesa said he met them about a mile below the oil wagons. still running. A lacge jack and block and tackle had 10 be got from Roosevelt before the wagons could be righted to proceed on their way.
 Snow has been heavy and low down on the surrounding mountains during the last week, but none fell i1 RoOse- velt although we had hail storm 0f
  high winds for two or three days.
 The Elks' ball came off last Mon day night with great success, and the resident Elks are to be congratulated. Had the weather been better there would not have been standing room, and as it was. it was a little too crowded to dance well. The grani march was led by Mrs. Geo. Stein metz and Capt. Brooks. Mrs. Stein white embroidery princess dress over blue. Miss Eva Synott was very becoming in a pink silk taffeta silk jumper dress of navy blue. The or chestra consisted of six negroes. three of them being imported from Globe. Claret punch was served througout the evening. and at 12 o'clock everybody adjourned to the mess tent where supper was served broke up about 3 a. m The ferry made regular trips from the time the dance commenced till after l. wIs over. Sam Bayley and several others left about l 30 a. m., and upon trying to enter the launch, Mir. Bayley stepped on the edge, causing the launch to tip to one side. MT. Bayley grabbed hold of the awning, which broke, causing him to fall int) fifteen is a good swimmer, he was not long in getting out It is also reported that MT. Glenn, recent arrival in