The Arizona copper camp., 1918-07-13

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returning. the latter, part of next week.
The Hayden Rifle club now has for
/ ty members. The local club is affili-
ated with the national organization
Assurance from the Government has
been received that, guns and ammuni-
tion may be had according to the
regulations. sRequisitions will sbe made
in the near future. Work will begin
on the range Immediately in order to
have everything ready for business
when the arms arrive.
Ray C. Himebaugh and Miss Matte
Owen left on Wednesday for Phoenix,
where they were married. The young
couple will go on to San Francisco
that Ray may report for training for
service in the ambulance corps. Mrs.
Himebaugh will perhaps take a course
in nursing, with the object in view of
going to France later if all, plans carry.
Mr. Himebaugh has been for some
time employed by the A. S. & R. Co.
and is quite we'll known in Hayden,
while Mrs. Himebaugh. has lived here
for several years and attended the
public schools. Their many friends
wish these popular young people sue
cess and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cumming will
leave shortly for a vacation trip to
the coast. They expect to return to
Hayden about August l.
The game on the Fourth between
the Phoenix White Sox and the local
boys resulted in score of five to four
in, favor of the Hayden team. Wirsh-
ing started the batting, for Hayden in
the last half of the. first, with a single.
Cooper followed with a two-bagger,
after which enoughi hits were secured
to bring in five scores. In the fourth
the White Sox scored a single run.
Then in the seventh they brought in
two more, getting their last in the
ninth.
Batteries: Phoenix, May and Nc
Gufre. Hayden-Delhi and Dunsmore.
j. HI. Browne returned ton the
Fourth from Missouri, where he had
spent month on his vacation. Mrs.
Browne will remain in Missouri for
some time, returning to Hayden after
the hot weather Mr., Browne reports
the prospects for bumper crop are
good in the middle west:
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AT meeting of the board of super
visors held July 8, the Hayden and
Winkleman justice precincts were
combined. This means that after Jan.
] there will be one constable and one
justice for the entire precinct, instead
of two of each, as at present. The
new precinct will be known as the
Hayden-Winkleman precinct.
Mr.. Sterling C. Robertson, U. S,
Immigrant Inspector for the district
of Arizona on July made complaint
against Yee' Suey Hing of Hayden,
for failure to register on June 5, 1917!
Hing is now in the Hayden Jail await
ing trial.
Deputy Sheriff Rienhardt left by
auto with Mrs. Rienhardt and their
little daughter Mary, for Naco. From
there Mrs Rienhardt- will 60 to Cana
nea to spend the summer.
Howard Hanna, for the past four
years employed by the Ray Con-, left
on Friday for Seattle, Wash. Earnest
Negus and family will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Hanna. Mr..
Negus is the new engineer at the
power plant.
sMrs.gLura Cornelius went to- Phoenix
last week to spend "a fortnight with
her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dunlap.
Mr. Dunlap was formerly boiler fore
man for the A. S. & R. Co. at Hayden,
but is now employed by the state OF
Arizona in erecting boilers at the
various state institutions.
Joe Ogden, employed lat the A. ,E.
depot, arrived in Hayden from Ohio,
where he motored, some time age. 1t
is rumored he, exchanged his Ford for
a pipej since he came in by rail in
stead of overland.
Mr.. c., E. O,Brien, for SIX, years with
par, Wyo., where he has accepted a
position in the oil fields. Mr.. O'Brien