Arizona republican., 1912-02-20
LIFE IN
 HAYDEN TOWN
Engineer Worms Planning a Banquet to be Held on Top of 300-Foot Shelter Stack. A Growing Sun day School.

HAYDEN. Feb. l9.-Conrad Worms constructing engineer for the AIphons Custodius Chimney Construction co- pany is expected to arrive in Hayden
 Sunday. His company is putting mp
 the huge stack for the smelter here.
 The stack. which is to have a height
 or three hundred feet when finished now stInds at two hundred and sixty
 feet Nr Worms has promised tine
 A :. & F. boys that when the stack
 is completed he will give q banquet
 now planned this banquet will be
 held on the top of the stack and is
 expected To establish new standard of high life in Hayden.
 Notices have been posted about town calling al meeting of all base ball enthusiasts for Monday night to be held at the office dormitory ot the Ray Cons. \ large attendance is cNpectcd as the meeting is called for the purpose Of forming perm anent organization
 C. II. Studley. Jr. returned Satur- day after short business trip L. Ray
 Mrs David Cole and Miss Lela Cole returned to Phoenix Saturday
 Ore Of the most promising organ iZationS boastcd by the town of Hay den is its Sunday school Under the able direction of Mrs. Stewart as su- p, rintendent splendid service has been established and the attendance is steadily increasing Others who are giving Mrs Stewart valuable as- slStancc are: Mrs. Fay. Asst. Supt Miss Cooke. Soc'y, Miss Fay. Treas. MMrs Nichols and Miss Hush
 Rapid progress is still being made on the smelter construction and other work of the A $ X R. co. here. \ great deal Of the machinery and for the machine and boiler shops has already been installed and is in operation. These two shops are Co be modern and up-to-date ! in every particular. A spur track 1 from the railroad runs through the ! center or both buildings and above ' this is fifteen ton Whiting crane !. which lrus the full length Of both i shops With this equipment very heavy jobs may be handled with the | greatest ease and despatch Many | prick layers are actively engaged in he smclter laying firc-hrick ofr two ,f the furnaces whict. are already ! AeIl advanced The 1u. ohambcr and ! 'mokc fluc leading to the main stack S also well advanced. About half ,f this is of reinforced concrete while he remainder is of brick The steel ramo for the roaster building is low going up and should be com ,lcted in the near future. While all his progress has been going on in he line of buildings there has also ,ecn a graat deal doing in the nl- ure Of grading for railroad yards. The last deep cut leading to the bins re now nearly finished. An immense -ardage of dirt has been removed n making this cut and the work is .cinE pushed forward as fast as possible and to this end steam hovcl has been borrowed from the \. F.. R R. for that work.
 Er. Taylor's modern cottage which e is erecting for his personal occu- ancv is nearing completion and will e a very attractive addition to our own.
 Rev. \. L. Hawlcy was up from Iigley Sunday and delivered very ble sermon to a large and apDreciat- ve congregation. Mir Hawley IS uite enthusiastic over lands in the icinitv of Hogley and has interested everal Of our Haydenites in tracts here.
 Erwin Couch is spending the week nd with friends in Ray.