Arizona republican., 1912-07-13
HAYDEN

HAYDEN, July 12-M. NJ Rice has just received his appointment as justice of the peace at Hayden to succeed Harry c. Adams, resigned. Justice Rice has just returned from a trip to Phoenix where he has been attending to a number of business matters and will now enter actively into the duties of his new office. He is one of the pioneers of Arizona and the west generally and is well fitted for his new line of work.
 It has now been pretty well es- tabHshed that the three horses which disappeared from the corral of the Hayden Supply company one night several weeks ago were stolen as was first thought but that they got away in some unknown manner and strayed toward their former range. The saddle horse returned of his own accord two days after his dis appearance and one of the draught animals has just been located on the range near Stanley Butte, Gra- ham county which is near the for mer home of the team. The other horse still out is also reported to have been seen in that vicinity so he will probably be brought in within a few days.
 David Cole and family, now resid ing in Phoenix, will move at an early date to Tucson where they will make their home MT Cole was recently manager for the Ray Consolidated here and he and his family have many friends here and at Ray. There are several rumOrs current as to MT Coles plans for the near future but none of them can be verified just al this time one has it that he will take charge of a mining propo- sitiOn at Morenci while another says that he will be connected, in an of ficial capacity, with the mining in-
 tereSts at Swansea
 Miss Lela Cole who has been visit
 ing Mrs. Frank Fay for a few days, has returned to her home in Phoenix.
 George HenshaW and l. Solomon,
 Ray merchants who were sufferers in the late fire, were in Hayden this week looking over the construction of our town since it is intended that the same class of fireprOOf buildings as we have in Hayden shall be erect ed in the construction of the town of Ray. It is now an assured fact that the new town to be established over the ashes of the old will be of the most effective fireproof construc- tion and a modern business center in every way.
 Deputy Walter Gibson has just re- turned from a business trip to Globe.
 Mrs. A. l.. Beckwith and daughter, Miss Gertrude Beckwith, formerly o1 Ray have moved permanently to Los l Angeles
 'Dr" O. Y Mund was given jury | trial in the court of Justice Larrleu ! at Winkelman Tuesday and convicted on a charge of vagrancy. The judge | imposed a sentence of ninety days and the prisoner was taken to Globe l Wednesday by Constable Henderson | The prosecution was handled by Dep | uty County Attorney 'Studley. i A. J. Maclean, John M. Beattie ant | Walter Nash left Wednesday for 2 1 trip of several days to Globe ant vicinity. They went over the noun 1 tains on horseback.
 l Effective the fourteenth of this month there will be slight chang 1 in the schedule effecting the running | of our daily passenger train iron Phoenix Under the new time tabl
 the train will be due at Hayden
 12:31 D. m. instead of 12:15 as a
 present and will leave Hayden or it's return trip at 1:31 D. m instead
 of at 1:45 as now. This will allow a much shorter stopover in Winkel l man than under the present schedul
 and those having business to transac
 there will probably find it necessar!