El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-28
SURVEY is PLANNED
OF WINKELMAN, ARIz.
Numerous Hunting parties
Go Out From Hay
den TO the Hills.

Hayden. Ariz-, May 2S.-B- F. Van
Waggenen, who ran on the Republican
ticket .ast year for county surveyor of
ella county, has arrived from Globe
and viii remain for a few weeks The
town OF WinkeIman has decided to nave
an official survey made. and Van
Waggenen has been detailed on the
work. No official survey has Deen
made heretofore, and the many busi-
ness men have been wanting such a
thing done, so that the location OF the
main business street could be deter
mined.
Gus Hershfield. proprietor Of the
Standard Mercantile company, has LETT
for a short business visit in Phoenix.
Messrs- Beattie, Hancock. Studley and
Allen LETT for the hills. taking along q
pack animal loaded with supplies as
they intend to be gone for a few days.
They have become interested in a group
Of claims about - miles distant. which
was the object OF their visit
q. E. Sharrah has received the con-
tract for hauling supplies from this
point TO the mine of the Copper Creek
Mining company. at Mammoth. Two
large wagons fun leave here every
other day for that point.
Messrs. BUrdick and Mattingly. At
taches OF the Hayden Mercantile COM
panY. have left Tor up the valley on a
short hunting trip
W. j. keegans secretary Of the ella
County Tax association, mas arrived ia
Hayden in the interest of the taNpav-
ers Of this county He viii remain Tor
a few days.
Rev. S. NJ Cheek. presiding elder OF
the Methodist church in Arizona, has
made his first trip to this section. The
AethOdists are contemplating building
a church in HAYDEN which was the
purpose Of his visit
Deputy sheriff Henry Hall came over
from Ray to bring back a prisoner bV
the name OF Jack Potts. who was ar
a ND n r.r~
TO Mr.. Hall
Mrs c. G. Johnson acted as hostess
10 party given in honor of Mrs q.
f. Buck. cards being the feature. Very
appropriate prizes were given. Airs.
Wrenn and Mrs. Buck winning first
and second prizes respectively Mrs.
Buck has been in Hayden for the past
SIX months. her husband having had
charge Of the constru etion of the smell
ter They viii leave about the first Of
June. The following were present.
Mesdames c. T. Buck, c. G. Johnson J.
aeSgIe. r. T. Green. @. C. Elliott. w.
=. Anderson. J. 5. BOrdwell and Mrs.
Wrenn.
Messrs. Grant and Murray acted as
hosts TO a party Of friends. a hay rack
rue and party up the river being Civ
en- After returning in the evening. a
banquet was served in the Staff house
at the smelter. Those present Were:
j Heggie, Mrs Reagan, Mrs. ingalls,
and MesSrs. j.. @ Macdonald. c. L
knight. H Murray and G. T Grant
Fred A. Nye is still confined 10 his
bed and seems not TO improve as wished
Dy the doctors in attendance Nj. Nyc
mas charge OF the telephone department
a Ray, Mr.. Richardson filling his plaza
during his absence.
Much interest is being manifested b.
Haydenites in the proposed baseball
game being arranged between the me--
chants of Winkelman and here. Several
Of the Winkelman business men pro-
less TO have been some baseball play
ers In their DAY. and a very interesting
same should be the result OF the match
Frank Jones, formerly a member OF
the Hayden orchestra. has left TODAY
Tor clifton, where he intends TO make
MS Iuture home HIS departure from
the orchestra viii be missed
Mrs W H Ruark has left for phOe-
nix and coast points intending to 10
gone for the remainder of the summer
=, H. w lmolSh. after an extended trip
tc Texas points has returned to Hay.
den.