Arizona republican., 1909-07-21

| Wiley, the catcher, proved too WHY
 for him, catching him in a deadly
 trap that was set, between third
 and home Finally the trap jaws
 closed and the side was retired.
 The Indians were credited with a
 quick double play in the third inning,
 which according to the rules should
 not have been allowed.
 The principal features of the game
 was the heavy hitting of Record and
 Dr. Brown for Kelvin, both making
 two and three baggers at very op-
 perfume times, the bases being full
 each time. Record at short played
 a good fast game without an error.
 Dr. Brown at first also played an
 errorless game, taking in everything
 coming his way. J. Bryan, behind the | bat for Kelvin, was right there with | the goods. Jack at first and Guy | at short played good ball. The Kel-
 win team was explained by w. E. Shaw, who displayed good judgment | in placing his men. The lineup and | batting order was as follows:
 San Carlos-Wiley, catcher; Hugh, pitcher and 1st base; Jack. first base
 and pitcher; Rue. 2nd base; King. ! 3rd base; Guy. shortstop: Norton, left field; Black. center field; Doc,
 right field.
 Kelvin-J. Bryan, catcher; E. Crel- lin, pitcher; Dr. Brown, 1st base;
 John Bryan, 2nd base; Campbell, 3rd
 base; Record, shortstop; Shaw, left
 field; R. Alton, umpire.
 The Florence Tigers are scheduled
 to play here on Sunday. July 25th.
 Kelvin was not overlooked in the
 dispensing of rain, which was quite
 local Saturday evening. good soak
 ing rain, lasting two hours, fell.
 refreshing everything and rendering the air very much cooler and more pleasant. Although it was accom- panied by a high easterly wind. which threatened to blow over a few tents, no damage was reported, only a few stovepipes and mantles being dis placed. The rain was heavier in the northern part of the county than here.
 According to a Denver daily paper, the Ray Consolidated Copper com pany, after having spent $2,OOO,OOO in improvements at it's mines at Ray now plans to expend about S3,OOO.OOO additional on a large mill. A special stockholders meeting will be held this month at Portland, Maine, to increase the capital stock from SOO,OOO to 1000. 900 shares. The company has Sl25OOOO in the treasury and the | funds from the increased capital | stock will he used to complete the | mill. smelting and railroad equipment | Ii has 2S.O0O 900 tons of ore in sight | and samples show 2.41 per cent cop per. The company is controlled by | Chas. MacNeill and his associates, Spencer Penrose, Sherwood Aldrich. | D. Hawkins, A. C. Beatty, D. C. Jackling and Seely w. Mudd.
 Great excitement prevailed in kel- win last evening when some one in Henness & Griffin's store yelled fire" and turned in an alarm. Every one in town was on the spot in Jiffy hut the quickest to arrive at the scene was the new volunteer fire Two hose were attached to the plugs with lightning like ra- pidity and an investigation was ouickIv made by the fire chief. who found only a harmless blaze in the back yard of the store. The man who first discovered it lost his head and turned in the alarm. There were a few disappointed ones in the crowd as they wanted to see the new com pany in action, but they were doomed to disappointment. It is a singular fact but there has not been sem blance of a fire since the fire com many was formed. It is another case of an ounce of prevention is worth a mound of cure. As soon as the alarm was turned in the large corps of samplers were on hand with thelr buckets to form a bucket brigade to help the embryo firemen. |,
 An Indian and his squaw were tax en into custody Sunday evening by Deputy Sheriff Barton for being drunk and disorderly. They were put into the city jail until Monday morn ing when they were given hearing Both pleaded guilty and they were fined s7.OO each and turned adrift. promising to be good ever afterwards H. H. Barton Is hot on the trail or the man that sold the Indians whls- ky and expects to have him Tn the tolls in a day or two. [
 Another enjoyable dance was given hy the Kelvin orchestra Saturday . evening. although the crowd was not l as large as expected on account or the storm Another will be given Saturday, July 24th. T. A. ROBE.