Arizona republican., 1912-04-04
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM BUCKEYE
April First Brought Inci- dents That Were Not at All of Joking Kind; Sea son is Backward; School Improvements Needed

BUCKEYE. April 2.-NIr. and Mrs. McKean. sister and brother in- law of Dan Millecam. are here from Salt Lake. Mr. McKen is employed in the O. $. l.. railway offices and will return to his home city Friday. but Mrs. McKean will visit with her brother for a month
 T N. ClantOn and daughter Mrs. Mary Mills went to Phoenix today on the noon train.
 Rev. R H Fields. pastor of the Methodist church at Liberty is in Los Angeles attending the Southern California and Arizona conference
 James Wagner made good time going from here to Peoria last Fri day. the roads are in fine shape and although he did not try to make record time. the distance of about thirty miles was covered in two hours with his torpedo Overblnd
 The canal directors hold their regular monthly meeting today at the canal office in Buckeye
 George R. Brewster of Phoenix has been buying and shipping hay from the Palo Verde neighborhood lately
 MT. Savage who has been very i'll with pneumonia at the home of his daughter. Mrs Ed Brewster. ncor Liberty is improved.
 Mrs. Garrett A Roberts. mother of John G. Roberts of Palo Verde died at his home in Phoenix last Sunday. A T
 A C. Mckee has traded his ranch to 4. Smelling of Burbank. Cal Mir McKee'S place was the so acres just south of town. he gets in exchange for it property in Burbank. he eX- poets to leave shortly to make his home there and Mr Schiling will occupy the ranch.
 George Mays of Peoria who has been working with his teams clearing land near Liberty for Chas. Davis had two experiences yesterday both of which were too seri~ Us to be chased as April fool jokes Mir Mays and Mir. Davis were hitching mp d team of mules just after the noon hour Mir. Mays stepped in front of the team to adjust the harness when one of the mules. young and not thoroughly broken animal threw it's head around and struck Nlr. Mays on the head with the htching chain knocking him down. and becoming scared tried to run away. stamping all over the prOstrate man. cutting a deep g3sh on top of his head and breaking two ribs Dr Liester was called and patched and sewed up his wounds and he was taken home by Jim Wagner in his auto. One of MT 1 Mays horses had been sick for a ! day or two. and shortly after he left | for home it died. The animal was a {; very good one worth $15O or more |
 Charles Parker returned last Fri 1 day from a trip down the river with | his freight teams. He started on the | trip about two weeks ago and was | held on the south side of the river by high wlter.
 A small amount of hay is being cut but the season is about two or three weeks later than last year.
 The people of Buckeye are con 'idering the issuance of additional II bonds for the erection of new II school house. The old house never II vas very imposing building. The walls have been badly cracked ever since shortly after it's erection and II { always has been considered more 'r less of death trap by many with he always present danger of gophers being liable to let water around the walls A little MexiQln babe of the Sinez amily died of tke croup Sunday morning and was buried in the Lib- rty cemetery Monday at noon. |! Dan Millecam is to have in a line f Johnston hay harvesting machin- ry. he expects . a shipment in to- morrow. This is one of the best onstructed. latest improved. and asiest to handle lines of having ma hinery on the market. and if MT iillicam does a little hustling he hould get good share sef the large mount of trade there is here in that lass of machinery
 w. R. BLACKMER
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