Arizona republican., 1900-07-27
THE NEWS OF
 WlCKENBURC

Wickenburg, July 25.-(Special core ' spondence of The Republican.)-M
 Claude Brown of Flagstaff was down 1 the first of the week on one of his reg , ular visits to O'Brien's camp. 1 MT. r. H. Potter returned Monday from Prescott, where he was detained by illness. He went out to camp to put everything right and returned the same night, intending to go to Phoenix for treatment, as he is still in bad con- dition. Having missed the train by
 two minutes he took the Wednesday morning train for Prescott. His many
 friends hope to see him back again shortly fully recovered.
 Miss Mary Hamlin of Phoenix came up Sunday and is visiting Mrs. Cert rude Ryland. who lives on the Wick enburg ranch Miss Hamlin is a very
 bright and jolly young lady and well l liked by every one.
 Felipe Garcia finished fitting up the
 Para property on First North street and moved in a few days ago. Mir Garcia recently purchased the property and out of what was a shack" he has made nice home.
 Tuesday Mir Carasco bought the property of Juan Raina on Front street and will fit it up for one of those Wick
 enburg "barometers of prosperity "a saloon.
 MT w F. Hunter, the hustling trade rustler for E. F. Kellner's store, was in town Tuesday interviewing the mer- chants. The Phoenix boys" like Wickenburg, as they sell lots of goods here. During the past week MT. William Smith, the proprietor of Hotel Baxter, was down to Phoenix buying some new furniture. which came up Tuesday. MT Smith reports business in his line as being exceptionally good for this time of the year and is now fitting his place up to handle the fall trade, which will be large.
 Miller & White hauled in a lot of rich gold ore from the rich gold strike they made some time ago in the Blue Tanks district Work has been suspended owing to the illness of MT. White. They intend to ship the ore, as it is too rich to leave on the dump. Mir. White has recovered sufficiently to be around
 
 resume work.
 Last week MT. and Mrs. Henry Day. enport moved in from Burrage's camp. They have purchased a lot from Henry Wickenburg and erected temporary quarters thereon and will shortly put up a more substantial dwelling.
 Mrs. Robert Whites.de came up Over land from Alhambra Tuesday. Mrs. h, of all Wckenburg has many warm friends here and all are glad to see | her back. She is accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Lillie Butler, and Mir. James Rowe.
 Jack Marks, q student of the school of mines in Denver, and a nephew of G. w. Middleton. is here and intends 10 spend his vacation in this section, look ing after the practical part of his edu- cation. The different properties within a radius of twenty miles of Wicken- burg afford a student an excellent op- portunity, as properties in most ell stages of development can be found. l A large outfit passed through Wick enburg today going to Oak creek to camp for the remainder of the summer They found it so cool in Wickenburg that had it not been so near nome ] they would have remained here A MT Grant was ''piloting" the outfit. Today Wicken5urg loses one of the
 ''old timers in the person of Fred Sweetland. He left for England, going by way of Phoenix to obtain transpor- tation. During his stay in this section he made many warm friends and all have good word for him. He says he will not return but left knowing the ef- fects of the waters of the Hassayampa.