The Arizona copper camp., 1917-01-20

on American Townsite, returned to her
home in Florence Monday.
j. G. Bailhache, of San Francisco,
has just arrived in Ray to enter the
service of the Ray Consolidated on its
large engineering staff.
H. G. Richardson, county attorney,
was in camp over Sunday. "Richs"
many friends will be glad to learn
that the misses and the young attor-
ney are getting along fine.
Young ladies, please do not forget
your cordial invitation to take part in
the Flash of the Life of Ray" at the
Club House on Friday night, January
18th at 1915 p. m.
Frank Merry, of Denver, Colo, is one
of the most recent arrivals in Ray,
coming here to accept position on the
Ray Consolidated Copper company's
engineering force.
The new hunting licenses have ar
rived. Along with the high lest OF
living they too are higher this year,
costing slips. Last year the licenses
cost SO cents apiece w. A. Lewis,
constable, says you might as well get
them now as they are just as cheap
now as they will be next fall.
The school teachers of the Sonora
school have plans perfected to give
big party the early part of the ensuing
month, at the K. of p Hall. This is to
be in reciprocation of the unique Leap
Year party given them by the teachers
of Durham school near the close of the
old year. 1t is understood to be very
elaborate affair, and will doubtless be
successful parties.
Miss Rita Mulverhill has arrived in
Ray coming from sunny California to
accept one of the two newly created
openings in the school teachers facul
ty, made necessary at the beginning of
the New Year. Miss Mulverhill comes
very highly commended in her qualifi-
cations as a teacher. With her very
amiable disposition she is sure to
form a large circle of friends ere the
end of the present term.
February promises to be a big month
in Rays social calendar. In addition
to the two large parties scheduled by
the school teachers faculty and Ray
Con Club, plans are now well under
way, promoted by Frank H. Black, for
the young men of Ray to give big
party either on Lincolns or George
birthday or a Valentine
reception. Exact date to be announced
later.
Hon. William H. King, of Salt Lake,
one of the Vests brightest attorneys,
was a visitor in Ray this week in con-
nection with the Guardian Casualty's
At the last election Mr.. King
was elected on the democratic ticket
senator from Utah, succeeding Hon.
Geo. Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Gates, of Boston,
Mass, are in Ray spending the winter
months with their son, L. S. Gates,
general manager of the Ray CONSOLE
dated. They spend the winter season
here to avoid the extreme cold weather
in the New England states.
Frank H. Black presented E. A.
Thornton, chief engineer OF the Ray
Consolidated Copper company, with a
::Snow- White" English
bull terrier pup this week, which was
raised and expressed to him by his
father in southeastern Alabama Mr..
Black also received an express ship
ment of pure sugar cane syrup from his
home, which he is distributing among
some of his most intimate friends.
Young ladies, please do not forget
your cordial invitation to toxic part in
the ''Flash of the Life of Ray" at the
Club House on Friday night, January
26th, at 1915 p. m.
Miss Francis Malloy, of Ventura,
California, has arrived in Ray, to be-
come an attache of the Board of Edu-
cation, accepting newly created posi-
ton in the teachers faculty of Dun
ham school. Miss Malloy is a graduate
of the Flagstaff Normal and comes
highly recommended in her work Be-