The Arizona copper camp., 1919-03-29
HAYDEN NOTES

On Monday, March oath, Officers
J. A. Farmer and Carol Gilmer ar
rested Rafael Biedma for operating a
still at his home in San Pedro. The
officers succeeded in getting the still
and several cartons of empty bottles,
which they placed in safe keeping at
the Hayden Jail. When they went TO
make the arrest the door was locked
but the officers could hear the still
at work They broke down the door,
and found five gallons of the booze
almost ready to be bottled Wood
alcohol, apple vinegar and other in
gradients of the drink were found ir
the room. They followed Biedma down
into the business district and made the
arrest He was placed in the Jail to
await his trial on Wednesday after
noon, when Assistant County Attorney
John P. Dougherty came from Globe
to prosecute the case.
Word has been received from Joe
Cosner that he will arrive in Hayden
in about three weeks, after spending
some months in the service of the
[. S. army
S. E. Stein, formerly of Hayden, but
recently with the 18th infantry band,
will arrive in Hayden about the first
of April to resume his duties with the
Ray Consolidated company in the met
allurgical department.
S. F. Burnett returned recently from
Courtland, Ariz., where he has been
on his ranch with the family for some
weeks. He is again at work for the
Ray Con.
Sergeant Joe Champaign landed in
New York March goth on the trans
port Dakota. He expects to be mus
tered out of the service after his regi.
ment arrives at Camp Pike, Ark
Carl Williams surprised his friends
recently by making trip to the val
ley and returning with a bride. The
couple were married in Tucson recent
ly and are now at home in North
Hayden. Mrs Williams was formerly
Miss Ethel Harley and lived at St.
Paul, Minnesota.
Mark Betsworth and family, accom-.
panied by A. G. Reid, expect to leave
about the first of April for the Coast.
They will motor through, making the
trip in leisurely fashion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kumke spent
the week end in Superior visiting
friends there.
John Conner and Sid Stephens left
recently for Flagstaff, taking several
mules which Mr.. Brands had pur.
chased from the Ray Con company
Mr.. Brands expects to put in a potato
crop near Flagstaff this season.
A number of his boy friends sur
prised Edwin Grange at his home on
Friday of last week, the occasion being
his fourteenth birthday They went
to the country afterward and had a
picnic supper. The party proved a
joyous time for ALL
Kate Beaumont, arrived home on Tues.
day after spending several weeks in
Phoenix
Geo. G. Johnson has been appointed
agent for the Chevrolet motor cars in
Hayden. He will be located at the
Hayden Hardware after April first
Mr.. Johnson has lived in this com
munity for several years and is well
Known to the people of the district
Ralph L. Kane expects +
employ of the Ray Consolidated on
April 1st to accept position with the
Kelvin Lumber and Supply company
1t Winkelman.
Charlie Farmer arrived home On
Sunday after spending several months
in the U. S. army His regiment ar
rived in France just before the armis
tice was signed, consequently was MOI
in any of the battles.
Gymnasium classes are being reor
ganized at the local and new classes
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