The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11

Mrs. E. L. Hiatt is en- route from
her home in Richmond, Ind. to the
coast. She will be Joined on the
coast by Mr.. Hiatt, and together they
Will spend few days there before
returning to the Ray camp.
Jock Maynard is reported as some
improved, although he is still con-
fined to his apartments in the Wig
gins hotel. Here's hoping you're
soon out, Jock, and get that picture
show running like it used to be.
]. E. Jaeger, the warehouseman for
the Ray Con-, was down town re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends on account of the arrival of
a big boy at his home on Hercules
hill. Mother and boy are doing fine
William Nettle, formerly of Ray,
but who has recently been in Los
Angeles, is planning on returning to
Ray to make his home. He will be
accompanied by his family and they
should arrive about the 2Oth of this
month.
Mrs. Lindsay, wife of H. M Lind
say, assistant to Mr.. Adams of the
Ray Hercules, has returned to Ray
to make her home. We are glad to
see so many of the old timers COM
ing back to Ray. 1t makes us feel
more at home.
Apparently the pleasant change
from hot summer weather to the
cooler approaching autumn is having
favorable effect on the health of
the general public as there seems to
be a great deal less illness in the
camp.
One churn drill is at work on the
Ray Hercules property and there are
about 25 men also working. Another
churn drill will start it's way down
through the earth in search of the
copper metal in about week. The
present hole is being sunk on the
south end of the property.
It's a little bit late for new item,
but our regular correspondent being
away, the dope got by us somehow,
but Gertie O'Neill and Bill Phillip
son got married in Phoenix and are
now living in Los Angeles, having
gone there about a week after their
marriage.
Messrs. J. l. Coleman and Chas.
MCGEE were Ray visitors. Mr.. Nc
Gee has disposed of his interest in
the Southern hotel to Adolph Wolf,
who is expected here during this
week to take personal charge of the
engaged in business in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Kane have re-
turned to Ray to make their home. |
Mr.. Kane was formerly employed by |
the Ray Consolidated and resigned
his position to go to Hayden. Pre-
ferring Ray to live in, he has re-
turned and is now working for the
Ray Hercules company. under Mr..
Adams.
It's a boy With his face all
wreathed in smiles, Fuzzy Kane came
down town and received the con-
of all his friends. The
young fellow came on the night of
September 8, and we are pleased to
report that Mrs. Kane and the little
one are doing splendidly The day
previous a girl came to the home of
Mr.. Kane's brother in Phoenix.
Quite a number of young folks
from Ray are to attend the Tempe
Normal this year. Among those who
it is known will attend are: Glen
Mcclure and Hamilton Miller in the
first year; Robert Romo and Jake
Staiger in the second year; Misses
Verna Hopkins, Alyce Knight and
Ethel Chapelka in the third year.
Their school starts September 13.
J. J. Brownson, agent of the Ray
and Gila Valley and Wells Fargo
company, left Ray on August 9th for
a months visit in the southern part
of the United States. He visited his
home in New Orleans, and returning
spent few days with Henry Kelley
at San Antonio. He reports Henry
doing nicely. John says he had a