Arizona republican., 1912-01-23
MAKING
 AND BUILDING
American Smelling and Re lining Co. Erecting Cot tages at Hayden For it's Employees. Another Race Rioter Apprehended.

! Miss Belma NJ Herring has return l ed to her home in Pearsall. Texas after an extended visit with relatives | in Winkelman. Miss Herring made 8 number of warm friends during her
 stay in this city.
 John Macdonald yardmaster for
 the A. F. railroad at this point has been called To Chicago on account of ! the death of his mother F.. EKing is acting yardmastcr during Mir Mac Donald's absence.
 E. II Dozenbach has returned to
 his post as foreman in the Concen- | trator here. Mir. Dozenbach has re- gently beep conducting some tests at
 Miami for the Allis- Chalmers com rany of Milwaukee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry C. Van Allen formerly of Phoenix but now Of Globe. are spending few days in Hayden as guests of Mir. and Mrs
 Joe IT, Browne
 David Cole is out of town for a few days.
 Charles F. Bruff constructing en- gineer of the Chino Copper company. at Santa Rita. New Mexico. arrived at Hayden. Saturday
 G. Nillanuova who was recently in- cicted in connection with race trou- bles between Japanese and other. na- tipnalities at this point has been ap- prehendcd at Florence and taken to Globe
 The American Smelling & Refin ing company is putting up a number or modern brick cottages for the use Of its employees here A number of brick kilns have been established in the river bottom below Havden for the purpose Of manufacturing brick for this work
 serious collision on the A. r.. R F. at this point was narrowly averted a few days ago. \ work train car rying large force of laborers was moving from Hayden toward Hayden Junction when. on entering a deep cut on sharp curve. q light en- zine moving in the opposite direc- ton was sighted just in time for both locomotives to be brought to q stop within few yards of each other. The large force of Llborers. however. did not await the action iof the en- gineers but while the cars were still in motion scrambled off on either side seeking places Of safety. Cool-head- edness of the engineers averted what would probably have been d serious accident.
 Last Thursday an automobile party of Haydenitcs took a run over to Ray. visiting the mines at that point. Those of the party were Frank c. Janney. general superintendent of mills: A. J Maclcan. cashier of the Ray Consoli- dated Copper Co: F. NJ Martin of the American =. X R Co. and Tom Wills. prominent cattleman of this vicin- ity
 The Ray Consolidated Copper Co maintains an excellent double tennis court for the amusement of its cm- ployes here and much interest is talk en in that sport The David Cole Cup" recently put up by Mir. Cole as the name indicates has inspired much rivalry between the leading fol- lowers of the game here and we an ticipate many heated contests in the near future before the ownership of the emblem is finally decided. Mir Coles generosity has gone far to arouse interest in this fascinating sport
 W. II. Howard. consulting engineer for the American $. x R. Co. has re- turned to Hayden after a brief busi- ness trip.
 T. l.. Knowles has returned to the employ of the Ray Consolidated here Mir. Knowles was in charge of the cOmpany's warehouses here when work was first started in 1909 and now returns in the same capacity.
 Dr Ira F.. Brown of Kelvin and Ray 1 was a visitor in Hayden Friday.