Arizona republican., 1915-07-27
Hayden Happenings

Hayden was visited last week by Col Epes Randolph in his private car Focahontas.' on what he de- cared to be only one of his regular inspection trips. It is believed by many. however. to have been con nected with the proposition of q nam line. Colonel Randolph was accompanied Ds Superintendent C. Al Scott of the A. and F.. and As aistant Superintendent Lovejoy. The trIp was made over the entire route from Christmas to Buckeye.
 AIrs. Jack Kinney anu little daugh- ter Melba have returned from q three Weeks outing at the coast.
 Little Helen Bailey celebrated her ninth birthday on Saturday. and in honor of the occasion Mrs. Bailey arranged an anjoyable picnic to which a number of her little friends were invited.
 F. NJ. Hudlow left on Sunday for Tempe to meet a brother whom he had not seen for twenty years.
 Word has been received here that Mrs. James son, who recently left here with her husband for Hurley. New Mexico, suffered a serious at tack of ptomaine poisoning en route but is now recovering.
 Mrs. Albert Anderson has returned from the coast where she visited sev eral weeks.
 It las been the custom of Mir. Browne superintendent of the Sun day school. to arrange for the annu al picnic to be held in the fall. This year. however. he plans to hold it before the departure or those mem bers who inteiIu To go to Tempe and
 Phoenix to school.
 Wm. N Wignall and family re- turned Thursday from Phoenix where Mir Wgnau went to secure the ser vices of an oculist. He is entirely recovered from his injury he received some time ago.
 Mrs. Arthur Elliott, of Casa Gran de. is visiting her mother and sister here.
 The san Pedro river is reported to be unfordable on Sunday. though several ranchers crossed it on Satur- day.
 A. Rudolph has moved his shoe shop from san Pedro to the first tent north of the meat market on Hayden avenue.
 Mir. Weaver's car never has been considered n bronco still it has all ways been his custom to leave the brake on when stopped in case II might develop such disposition However. on Friday, he didn't secure
 it entirely when he drove up to the Hayden Supply Store. and it seized 1 the opportunity to run away. It would still be going except that II was headed straight for Palmer ; shooting gallery. which intertered with it's progress When the damage | done was reckoned it proved to be | slight both for the machine and the
 awnings of the gallery.
 A meeting was held in Winkelman l last week. of F. s. Stafford and k. 1 C. Thomas. engineers for Plnal ana GiIa counties, and T. NJ. Nichhols, | assistant state engineer, and Walter | Nash. supervisor of Gila county. They ] announce they have decided to bulld 1 n concrete arched bridge across the | Gila just east of the cable and pipe lines The bridge is to be of NLubln
 design. and MT. Stafford announces that plans and specifications will be ready by August S. The bridge. as
 well as the one contemplated at Kel- i win. will be $50 feet long, not in ! clndinp the anproachoe. R. V. Lees | in~ or the Toneka Bridge and Iron | company. and MT. White of the Penn Bridge Co, were in town with the engineers
 The bonds for the erection of the bridge at Win<eIman will be voted on in Gila county on August 12 and Indications are that they will be rassed with az ~reat 2 "raiority as thev were in Pinal county. Harry Thompson, well known trav- cling man for tho Pacific Hardware Co. who is interested in the Kn'sht Thompson Co., of Hayden, narrowly