Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
Salt River Valley News
CARTW RIGHT.


 Cagle's appointments at Cartwright Sunday morning and Sunday evening.
 Edgar Brooks and family of Fowler were guests Sunday at the home of Mir and Mrs Tom Brown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Mann were guests at dinner Sunday of Mrs. Sar- ah Mann.
 George Wilkey and family returned Wednesday morning from California and drove at once to the home of MT and Mrs. Clyde SwaiH where they spent the day. returning ,o Phoe- niZ in the evening.
 There will be a meeting Tuesday evening, September 20, of the Dairy mems Co-Operative Association, at the home of J. A Higgins A full attendance is desired as very import ant business will be under consider ation: in fact, questions will be dis cussed and settled that will affect the pocketbook of every member. If you are a member it is your duty to be present.
 John Starks, who had charge of Alvin Manns ranch during MT Mann's absence in the hills, went to Buckeye Wednesday for some belong ings he had theme. He returned Fri day evening and will soon go to the Ivy ranch down near the river where he will farm this year.
 Mrs. Lockwood. Gladys and Walter Lee. returned last week from de lightful visit in Los Angeles.
 The days of the ostrich farm in our vicinity are about over MT. Pickrells connection with the birds expires October 1st, and the lease on the land expires at the same time. making it necessary to move the birds. The company leased the iand from Jake Miller six years ago for five years, at the expiration of that time they re- leased it for another year. which ends this fall. The birds will be for sale by Mir Hartranft, who now owns them Mir Brown, who is foreman of the ranch, expects to return to Phoenix and work at his trade of carpentering.
 MT. and Mrs. Manford Cartwright and daughter, Audrey, and Roy Clay, returned from the c. c. range Satur- day morning They have spent most of the summer on the range.
 People who are coming back to the valley now are meeting unusually warm weather Even we who have stayed here are noticing the heat af- ter the cool days and nights of a couple of weeks ago
 MT. Shobe, a representative of Kansas City supply house. has been canvassing our neighborhOOd this week taking orders for groceries. He was showing a very fine line of goods at exceptionally low prices.
 Mrs. Alvin Mann spent the day Thursday with Mrs. Earnest Mann of Fowler.
 MT. and Mrs Clyde Swartz spent the day Thursday in Phoenix the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George VII key.
 Dave Smith moved this week from the Bonner ranch, where he has been for the. past year. to his own ranch northwest of Cartwright school. While Mir. Smith has lived on num- Der of different ranches since he came here he has never been far from Cartwright We are glad he has To- cated permanently in our midst.
 Mrs. Humphries came out from Phoenix Thursday and took posses sion of her belongings which she took back to town with her.
 Monday was a holiday for all those interested in the outcome of the cleo tion. The democrats, as usual in Cartwright. stood by their guns and succeeded in rolling up big dem ocratic majority for direct legislation. The republican vote in Cartwright is always small and with true repub- lican loyalty most of the voters cast q straight ticket. regardless of its effect upon the initiative. referendum and recall. Whats in a name| Would a rose by any other name smell so sweet? Perhaps so, but di- rect legislation was not attractive to Cartwright republicans when giv- en the name of democratic principles The Rev MT. Crutchfield ran high on the ticket here. He has been con- nected with us here in our school work for some time and the people Of Cartwright showed their appreciation of him giving him their vote.
 Will Green and family have moved into a tent on their ranch west or Cartwright. They will live in the tent until the house is vacated by MT. and Mrs. SwartZ who have rented the place for the last year. MT. Green will remodel the house and bore d well.
 MT. Odeu came out from the Indian school Sunday morning and brought an Indian boy to work for Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Roof The boy managed to stay until Friday morning when it became very necessary for nm to go to Phoenix: so necessary, m fact that he went without permls- sion. Mrs. Root had missed a small gold swastika with a diamond set ting and at once notified the author ities at the Indian school They took the matter in hand at once and af- ter much persuasion the boy was led to tell where he had hidden It m
 Mrs. Roots house. The pin was found and many are the conjectures as to why the boy had hidden II and run away instead of taking it and ! going away.
 School had a very successful open | ing this week with Miss Harmon as | teached of the grammar grades and Miss Breedlove as teacher in the prl- mary room. with an enrolment oi
 52 pupils. There is a larger enroll
 ment from other districts this year
 than usual The enrolment is as | follows: First grade. Charlie F1tz-