Arizona republican., 1914-06-29
HAYDEN

ty in connection with the fall pri- maries is already manifesting itself. Several nomination papers of aspirants to different offices Were passed about here the early part of the week. Ed T. Stewart asks to be allowed to suc- ceed himself as county recorder; Wal ter Nash is out for the office of su- pervisor; Geo. F. Senner for county attorney; Frank L. Gates for super intendent of schools; J. w. Wentworth flor county clerk, and Geo. w. Mullins for county assessor.
 Directly following the past payday there was an unusually busy period in our local justice court following an exceptionally busy day with the local police officers. F. Diaz, J. Martinez and Juan Lopez were all up for rough h-housing" over in San Pedro, the Mexican quarter and the first two were awarded fines of five dollars each while the third got twenty-five. M. Hanson and H. Jucques were fined fifty dollars and twenty five dollars respectively for assault.
 Frank M Pool motored over to Ray and Superior Wednesday.
 l Ed Pratt made a short visit to the capital city the early part of the week
 Messrs. Studey and Ed. Taylor took a run up to Araviapa canon Wednes
 day in Mir. Taylors auto to be pres ent at the big San Juan day celebra- ton being held there.
 John M Beattie and Mrs. Lottie lHOtchkiss were united in matrimOny Wednesday in Phoenix. This news comes as a surprise to the many Hay iden friends of both the contracting
 parties. MT. and Mrs. Beattie were
 both residents of Hayden for a num-
 Der of months until MT. Beatte was
 recently transferred to Ray where he
 holds a responsible position with the
 copper company, and the bride left
 here to make her home temporarily in
 Phoenix They will be at home in the
 mining city
 Walter Nash went to Globe Thurs day having several prisoners in charge
 The ball game between the Ray team and the Hayden Shelter boys that was to have been played here next Sunday afternoon will be played lin Ray instead This arrangement
 was made on account of the fact that the Ray team will be in Hayden on the Fourth of July.
 Roy Beck and Miss Josie Drew were united in matrimony in Phoenix Tues day at the home of the bride. MT Beck is a valued employee of the cop : ,per company here and the bride a : charming young woman of the capital city
 The Ray Cons ''invincibles' laid down that title on the home ground l Friday afternoon before the merci- less onslaught of the reorganizet l Winkelman team. It was good game although there was never any doub as to the final outcome after tht e visitors landed on Goss for five run:
 in the first three innings. Goss diC
 not exhibit his usual control and af ter the fourth gave way to Smile, e who did clever work through the res y of the game.
 . The Ray Cons sluggers met thei I Waterloo in the person of Johnson 9 the southpaw who did the mound e work for the visitors, and their repu ,. tations in this particular class of worl
 suffered an awful blow.
 Most of the Winkelman players ar n new ones on that team and arrived :, from Miami and Globe by automobil n on the day of the game. They are 0 strong aggregation and promise t
 maintain their reputation as winners.
 The visitors started the fireworks
 in the second inning when Boon con
 nected beautifully placing the ball be yond center field for a home rul = bringing Lindergrain across the plat ahead of him making the first tw
 scores of the game.
 Features of the game were tn good work of Peppin and Healey fO
 the home team and the twirling O l Johnson and batting of Boon for tn
 visitors Score: