El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
HAYDEN CLUB is
NOW REORGANIZED
Perez Brothers Arrested and
Held-People Coming
and Going.

HAYDEN. Ariz-, Sept. "a rousing
neatin1 was held in the local office
dormitorv by members of the Nocyar
club for the purpose of reOrganizing.
electing new officers lot the ensuing
year and drawing up a new set OF ny
laws and constitution. The club was
organized about year ago Dy mem
bers of the dOrmitory lot the purpose
OF making amusement LOT lhe mem
bare bTJt there has always been a
9efici+ in me treasury, and the mem
bars +bOue-ht il advisable to have some
set rules whereby only the Iunos on
hand were TO be spent and no special
. assessnents levied The following new
officers we're elected: 7. V Daveler,
president: 3. NJ Blackman, vice. presi-
don't. + K. Poe, treasurer, and ?. c.
FeIdkamp, secretary MI roe IS the
only old officer reelected.
A meeting of the Tennis association
Will be held during the week.
Augustine Lemas was arrested ana
fined $50 for carrying conce 3tt.' W we
ems. Local authorities are doing all IN
their mower to arrest and convict eV-
eryone found carrying weapons, on &C
count of the many shoounS anu cuItlhS
scrapes around here of late
r 7 Tuck, chief sampler for the Ray
Concentrated Copper company, has gone
to Boston. his former home, Tor
months stay. -. &ouoo-
in tbe local mill, is on two weeks
trip to San Francisco, where MS nome
W White has left the employ Of
the Raw Consolidated and Will make
Phoenix his future home. He was re-
Gently appointed states sales agent lot
a casualty company A.. 49,.
Announcements are out or the mar
-iaea of Nels Johnson and Miss Laura
German. which took place IN 81 FauI
On, Aug % at the home OF the Erlde.
The groom is chief craftsman for the
l'@ Tbe CG re1ains of NJ. E. Cribbins, an
engineer on the Arizona Eastern rail-
road. who recently. died on the run pc
tween Phoenix and hagen, MeLe IN IN.
to his former home in Davenport Iowa.
for burial .z. -
mills for the Ray Consoloateu' ms re-
turned from the coast. :,
w H. Ruark and wife nave retuIHeu
from Los Angeles.
A ! Sweet, superintendent OF ma
chinery for the Ray ConSolladLeu' ASts
returned from a months nshlng IN
The two Perez brothers, who are al
legged to have attempted MURDER IN gan
Pedro the other day, and who departed
for the hills shortly after the shoot-
ing. were caught near Antelope peak
nv deputv Finch of Pinal county, ana
brought back to Hayden ana pIaceTIl . IN
charge of local deputy Nash. Ihey
waived examinations and were taken
TO Globe by deputy Nash and deputy
county attorney Studley- tlnch state9
that they SlOWGQ llSl MACA a
Granville T Grant, formerly an at
tache of the local office force OF the
American Smelling and Refining com
panv in Hayden, but now travelling
construction accountant is IN hayden
for a few days visit on business
J. c. Deyine, mine foreman N f for me {ne
Tay Consolidated, at Ray, Is In hayden
on AN inspection of the local mill
A. v Beattie, oil foreman Tor the
Raw Consolidated. has returned from
Hurley, N NJ, where he has been DO
ing special work for the Chino Cop
per company.
o. Wiser, special metall,u1Tgicsl en- en-.
eineer for the Ray Consolidated, mas
Tetnrned to Hayden and viii continue
with his special work in the local mil.
He has been at Hurley with the Chlno
Copper company for the past three
months.
Word has been received that w: E.
sullivan. formerly travelling .auhtor
for the American. SIN citing and ReIln-
ing company, has severed his connec-
ton with the company and taken a
position with SuffeTn & Sons, account
ants, of New York city. Mr.. Sullivan
was formerly in the employ Of that
company. but left few months ago
TO Join the \. S. & r forces