The Arizona copper camp., 1918-09-21

Mrs. P. H Mcintyre writes that the
little girl now has the diphtheria and
is in a hospital in Los Angeles. She
expects to return to Hayden as soon
as the little one is able to travel.
A number Of prospective recruits
for the army are drilling on the ball
park after work hours. This is open
to all who wish to enroll.
Carlos Covarrubias and Rafaela
Gonzales were united in marriage on
Tuesday evening by Justice w. B.
Nash.
s. j. Williams, formerly of Hayden
and an employe of the Ray Con,
known to his friends as Joe" has re-
ceived serious injuries in France,
where he has been serving with the
A E. F.
D. H. Lingle is in Los Angeles on
( vacation.
! E.. C. Taylor made a trip to Globe
recently, returning on Tuesday.
Arthur Page writes from France
!. that he has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant. He intimates that
| he has seen some active duty on the
| fighting front. a.. G. Page, brother.
is there also, but still in training at
the time of the last word. The broth
ers met not long ago by chance and
had a good visit together.
| Mack Street returned on Wednes-
! day to Bisbee after spending a week
visiting his sister, Mrs. R. A. Conner
| V. C. Couchman returned on Thurs
day from Colorado, where he has
been spending the summer. Mrs.
Couchman expects to return in a few
weeks, not being able to travel at the
time of Mr.. Couchman's coming be-
cause of recently undergoing an oper-
alton in a hospital there.
Mrs. Davis; wife of Chief Electrician
Davis Of the A. S. & R. Co., returned
on Friday from the coast, where she
had spent her vacation.
The production of the Ray Con mills
| for the month of August is estimated
at 100000 pounds. This is below
the average production, due in part
to the shut down at the first of the
month on account of the storm, which
washed out the tracks so the ore trains
could not bring the ore from the
mines in Ray.
w. B. Oman returned on Wednes-
day from spending a couple of weeks
on Broadway, Los Angeles. His ap-
plication for enlistment in the navy
was just bit late to allow him to
enter the service before the enlist
ments were closed.
N. S. Nye, J. j. Ormsbee, w. T. Mac
donald and Henry Murray are to at
tend the Y. M. C. A. conference in
Phoenix.
J. V. Hoagland left on Friday for
Phoenix, where he will attend high
school. Also w. j. Braman and his
friend, Lewis, will attend school there
when the term opens.
John Carney, band leader, is ex-
Ipected to return soon from the coast,
where he has spent the summer. His
family will accompany him.
Corporal Elmer Montgomery and
Miss Mildred Richie were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Richie, 67
Utah avenue, on Thursday at 11:OO
O'Clock. The wedding was a very quiet
affair, only the members of the imme-
diate family being present.
Tuesday, Sept. IL, 696 men between
18 and As years registered with the
board at Hayden Of this number 297
were American citizens. There were
Iseven Japanese, two Greeks, and the
rest were Mexicans. The registration
in Cheleta amounted to Is and in Win
kleman to 1856
w. B. Nash made business trip
to Globe on Sunday.
j. B. Hardwick is the new deputy
sheriff.
r. l.. Metcalf is spending his vaca-
tion on the coast. During his alb