The Arizona copper camp., 1918-11-30

Sherman, superintendent CT the ella
Copper Sulphide Company Of that
place. Our information was received
rom supposedly reliable source, but
ne informs us that on Monday, No
yember %, there were Is cases in
The camp, and that only Is deaths in
stead of so, had occurred up to that
time. We gladly take this opportun-
.ty to correct the error.
DR.. Leonard Wood of Chicago, has
been secured to take charge of the
I hospital of the A. S. & R. DR.. Wood
has had quite an extended practice
in Chicago and comes highly recon-
mendcd. The Farnsworth house is be-
ng fitted up for temporary hospital.
Mr. George NJ. Douglas of New
lcrk, safety first and welfare man
for the A. S. & R. Co., is in Hayden
for a few days.
Mr.. Doerr, Mr.. N. A. Ferguson and
H. A. Prosser left for Tucson on Tues
lay, after spending few days in
Hayden, looking after business mat
ters for the American Smelling and
Refining Company.
| Mr.. J. J. Ormsbee left on Wednes-
| day to spend Thanksgiving with his
family in Ell Pasc, Texas.
Mr.. H. F. Easter and family have
recovered from recent attack of the
influenza. Mr.. Easter is again at his
work as superintendent Of the smell
ter.
Mr.. ]. A. Williams and George
Wilkinson have each been confined to
heir homes for few days by severe
colds.
The production for the month of
October, according to the figures in
he Ray Con office was 7,526,753
pounds of copper. This is bit above
he average production per month
Mrs. George Mosier has been i'll
with the influenza at her home in
South Hayden. She has recovered suf-
ficiently to care for the little daugh-
ter, who is now ill.,
T. S. Morse received word recently
Of the death of his brother, as a re-
suit of the sinking of the steamer on
which he was employed. Mr.. Morse
for some time had served on the
steamer, carrying the Irish mail to
London. Early in October the ship
was sunkesby a German submarine
while crossing the Irish channel
Bineno Sainez and Otilia Ortez were
married by Judge W. B. Nash.
Vn1OO IlOO0 GHu MISS
Wilson returned to Hayden on Satur-
day, after spending some weeks at
their home. They expect to resume
their school work on Monday, Decem-
Der 2, providing the health authorities
grant permission to reopen the
schools on that date.
Some interesting figures will be
given in the summary of the recent
War Work drive when it is complet-
cd. The report so far made out shows
that 1921 per cent of the Ray Con
employees subscribed, making an aver
age subscription of $3.50. Less than
i per cent of the employees failed to
make pledge, the exact figure being
9 per cent. Tho A. S. & r. employees
ubsc,ib d gave al average Of
he percentage of the smelter
lnkloyes subscribing was 1921, while
he percentage of non-subscribers was
26.79.
Judge E. W. Finch of Ray, was in
Hayden on Saturday, attending to
some business matters. Judge Finch
is claim adjuster for the Ray Con.
Copper Company.
Bert Finch has returned to Hayden
md taken a position in the warehouse
of the Ray Con. For some time he
naS been connected with the South
west Cotton Company in the Salt Riv-
er valley. Before leaving Hayden, Mr.
Finch was member of the Noe Var
band. His return is doubly welcome,
therefore,, since he will aid in restor-
ng that very popular organization to
is pre-war state.
ID. R. Milne made a business trip to
Phoenix on Saturday.