Arizona republican., 1913-02-25

went from that point to the mines at Christmas with which MT. Murphy is connected From time to time there are rumOrs floated which pre- dict an early opening of the promis- ing properties around Christmas for operation on large scale and the visit of the Murphy party to the property gives color to these reports and strengthens our hopes that there will be great increase of activity in that camp in the near future.
 With MT. Jackling were his secre- tary, H. B. Tooker and George Wool sey of the firm of Trippe and com pany, brokers of New York city. Af- ter day spent in going over the situation at the Hayden plant the party left for Ray Sunday. Manager Gates was over from Ray to receive MT Jackling and party.
 General Manager Epes Randolph of the Arizona Eastern lines, in his private car drawn by q special train. visited Hayden, Winkelman and Christmas Sunday. With Colonel Randolph were Superintendent C. M. Scott and General Freight and Pas senger Agent E. w. Class. This visit should have some influence in hastening the construction of the few miles of track that we need to place Hayden on through transcOntinentaI line. It appears to be d certainty that this will ultimately be done and the earlier it is accomplished the better it will be for this part of the state.
 Walter E. Weaver. agent for the railroad here has just returned from d trip to Phoenix.
 R. E. Moore. manager of the chain of banks of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company, with headquarters ir Globe, has been in Hayden for few days looking after the Hayden branch of his institution.
 J \. Purdum, manager of the Hay den Supply company and the Globe Hardware company. is over iron Globe for d few days
 Robert McGee, pipe filter fore man in the mill of the copper com pany. who has been employed in tha' capacity for number of months, ha' | just resigned.
 Through d combination of unfor tunate circumstances Eric EngblOm about fourteen years of age and { | student in the Hayden school sus l tained a fractured leg in a runawa, ] Saturday afternoon Young Engblon was already crippled by having frac | tured bone of his left hand acci ! dentally a few days ago. He wa with his elder brother who drive
 the delivery team of the Haydel | Supply company and during hi | brothers absence from the waGOl 1 for few minutes endeavored l. l handle the team with one hand ant
 was thrown from his seat to tn ground beneath the wheels and tn
 broken leg resulted It is d simpl fracture. however, and is expected t
 mend rapidly.
 A number of outing and picnic par
 ties planned by Haydenites for tn i Sunday holiday were abruptly calle off on account of unusual storm weather on Saturday afternoon tn
 wind arose and swept over our tow at a very alarming velocity for
 short while and following this we eX perienced a heavy rainfall which re
 peated itself at intervals until a lat l hour Sunday. Several exciting tenni
 matches had been arranged but coul
 not be played. However, after tn
 weather took a more favorable turl
 toward the close of the day a fey 1 sharpshOoters of the gun club got Ou
 and missed a few pigeons.
 Mrs F. c. Norman is up from Phoe
 nix for a few days as the guest O l Mrs A J. MacLean.