Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-15
Model Town of Hayden

 his insurance rates are lower and and therefore he can and does sell cheaper than he otherwise would.
 Will Rent Land.
 The company owns 1000 acres Oi land. much of t river bottom. under water. For several years this land will not he needed for sailings dis posal, and the company will rent sections os it n trnck farmers ana fruit raisers. with the end in view or a constant supply of fresh veg tables and fruits for the employees The land is ideal for these purposes. and some of the best cantaloupes | ever ate were grown here. In this connection I might state that the company owns a handsome ranch across the river from Hayden. and here there is to be farming on scien life principles. Water will be dis- tributed over the place by electric pumps. competent farmer is to he in charge. and what the land will do in the way of hay and grain will be determined.
 Hayden is to he a "one man town. P if l may use the expression That is. no land is to be sold to anyone. The seeker Of a concession 10 do business must meet the requirements Of the management of the company, else he will not be allowed to come in. No one may build except in accord with the general plan adopted by the company. There is to be no boom here: but the town is to be built on the best lines in every way. with Q view to the constant comfort and health Of the inhabitants. In fact. nearly all the residents will be em ployes of the Ray Consolidated. and it behooves the company to con serve the interests of each ernploye in everypossible manner. The town Of Hayden proper is less than a year old, and I believe that another year will find here a town on city lines of such excellence that our city builders will do well to go there and take notes" for future operations.
 Some Wayside Notes.
 Sometimes in travelling about ono Will ind a new thing-snd that was my case at Ray. The Ray Consoli- dated big mine there is a wonder. and he will he amazed at many things. Walking along the main traction level ia the No. mine one will be interested in the perma- hence of ali he sees. the great tim bers along tfre Traction ssS;tsiI5- .,;.55-, the reg ular railway grade of the traction line. the correct method of install ing pipe and lighting lines. and in fact all he sees will be of moment because of it's careful installation in every particular As one moves forward. he Will suddenly note rumbling noise. which increases as he advances till it has become a road of such magnitude as to oc- casion apprehension. It sounds as # it might De an active volcano. And then, out of hte inky darkness ahead, will suddenly burst into sight lighted cavern of large proportions. apparently inhabited by wierd beings performing concatenations to tho fiend fthe lower world. The visitor will hesitate, out the guide reas- sares, and the advance Is continued, till you suddenly enter a biz under. ground blacksmith shop. where are all manner of the latest improved tools, and where are drills for the mining machines are sharpened and many repairs are made. the work all heinz done by Mexicans. The flames which startled one before en. tering will stili be strange. for they shoot upward like the sparks from gigantic fireworks exhibition. and the roar is so great that yan can hardly hear word. The noise is the burning Of the fuel oil, aided by the tremendous draft of the ~shimney." This chimney is a drill hole, and at this point it is 2e0 feet to the surface. Why, the drafi is greater than the southern plauta- ton fireplace which took the sleep ing kittens from the hearth and landed them quickly. if a littls sipged, on the roof, without disturb ! ing their lumbers. This is the most unique use to which a churn drill hole has ever been put.
 Hens Nest in Trees.
 And speaking Of strange things: i At Hayden there is a chicken ranch, and. while the Ray Consolidated man. agefaent admits attempting what. ever feasible may be done, they disciais any connection with the
 Invention at this chicken ranch. We were camped under some hand. some big cottonwoods close to this ranch.and after a hard days work were resting in an easy rock ing chair. We noticed a small b9y with a tin pail go to the door of the chicken raiser's house, and presently say the boy come out ard begin looking for eggs. securing quite a number. But evidently the toll was shcrt- The chicken man picked up small ladder and crossed the irrigation ditch to a big tree and, stopping at one. hc leaned the lad. der against. 1t, took the pail and climbed the ladder We were then all attention The man reached to crotch Of the tree and took out two eggs: he climbed higher to another crotch, where he got another egg, and SUI higher, to almost the top branches. where he secured three more. Then he repeater this process