Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
HAYDEN

The Hayden hotel changed hands on the first, passing from the control oi w. A. Smith. who has been pro- Irletor for q number of months to
 Mrs Katherine M. Knight, who con ddcted the hotel for several years be- io1c 1t passed into the hands of Mr smith. Mrs. Knight will also have charge of the Naclntyre hotel, which is but a few yards from the dining room of the Hayden hotel, and thus
 Hayden will acquire a complete hos itelry under one management. Mrs Knight and family have vacated the cottage they have occupied for the past several weeks and now occupy quarters in the MacIntyre building.
 NIT. and Mrs. Walter Weaver. agent and assistant agent. respectively, for the 4. F. R. R. here. have gone for vacation of probably two months duration and will visit numerous points of interest in Arizona and southern California. For several years they have remained steadily at their posts and now they propose to take a thorough vacation while they are at it During their absence the depot will be in charge of R. P. Man efe acting agent. and C. F. Fike.
 
 men arrived Tuesday with the trav- cling auditor of the railroad and are now at their respective posts A. J MacLean was in Ray Monday ard Tuesday of this week Harry LaSaIle. of the Ray office Of the copper company. has just re- turned from q several weeks vacation in Colorado.
 John Hancock and John Backward left Sunday with q complete camping outfit 10 spend a few days at the Backward claims q few miles from this point in the mountains to the south
 A large force of carpenters is now busy making additions and improve ments on the superintendent's resi- dence on Ray avenue for the accom- modation of Superintendent Moffatt and family. Mrs. Moffatt and children are still in Utah but are expected in Hayden in the near future. The Ray Gun club has announced it's plans to give d shoot at Ray on the 28th. 29th, and 3Oth of October and the event is sure to be a notable one for the hustling mining center. i There will be $500 in prizes. added money and shooters from both Tue son and Phoenix are expected to participate. Contests will be open to all who desire to enter and it is now anticipated that at least fifty con testants will take part in the meet This bids fair to be one of the most Interesting sporting events this sec ton has produced and Ray is sure to be crowded with visitors. both narksmen and sightseers. while it is in progress.
 Frank Pool, of the Kelvin Lumber Co. has been in Phoenix for a few days and returned about the middle Of this week
 0. Wiser and family have moved into the cottage on First street just vacated by C. l.. Knight and family
 Roland son of Mir and Mrs Frank Fay. IS out of the hospital after an illness of several weeks
 John M. Beattie left Thursday for Salt Lake city where he will spend about a month visiting with his par ents
 P Chas. F'eldkamp, cost accountant for the copper company, left for Salt Lake city Thursday for a vacation of several weeks. P Chas. has been acting somewhat mysteriously of late and his local friends are wondering i- he has some surprise in the matri- monial line to spring on them as a part of his holiday program
 There is said to be some dissatis- faction among local cattIemen of late on account of the action of some of their nuEber in bringing in about q thousand additional head of stock to feed upon our ranges which were said to be already somewhat crowded be- fore this addition