Arizona republican., 1900-07-22
TIE NEWS OF
 WlCKENBURC

On Saturday night the home of MT. and Mrs Felipe Garcia was blessed by the arrival of a daughter. Mir. Garcia .is the happiest man in town and has been kept busy receiving the cOngratu- lations of their many friends. Both mother and daughter are doing nicely.
 Sunday Dr. J. J. Fleming went out to the Middleton and O'Brien camps, r5- turning Monday. He reports every thing as progressing nicely. with inn provements being added constantly Dr. Fleming is the physician for both of these camps and from all reports is giving excellent satisfaction to the management, and employees as well.
 Sunday, Kelly & Montijo unloaded a car of coal for the Saginaw Lumber company. operating at o Brien's camp. Messrs. Kelly & Montijo have three big six-horse teams always on the road. Coming back, they are most of the time loaded with ore from that section and shortly will have full loads of concen- trates from O'Brien's.
 Wick enburg is seeing the beginning of a boom that will be here in full force by fall. Arthur's stage line to O'Brien's had to put on an extra coach Monday.
 
 people went out to Black Rock dis trict, to say nothing of thr=e big loads Of supplies that WereSaken out.
 Monday the burg had a few mo- msnts of excitement caused by the run ming away of pr. Fleming's team, from the depot to the lower end of town. No one was in the rig at the time. The team went through a gate, at full speed. T of the wagon. The damage will not eX- ceed 8.
 Major Hubert reports the railroad as doing so much business that he hardly gets time to sleep. It is said an assist ant will be furnished before the fall rush that is bound to come.
 Mrs. ". Cameron, formerly of Phoe- nix. has taken five years lease on the new Wisdom building and is now mall- ing improvements thereon. One DOT Sion will be used for a barber shop, with
 rooms in connection. The other pStlon is nov being fitted up for a sa- loon and modern lunch counter where everything, including Hassayampa water, will be served at all hours.
 Tempe having an oil float is nothing compared to Wickenburg's natural re- sources.
 Samuel Powell vouches for the state ment that fish of any size desired can be had by digging well on the Has sayampa-size depending on the depth of the we'll
 Mir. J. w. Burson came in from Har- qua Hala Tuesday and returned to his copper camp today. He was accom- panied by his right hand man." Charles Trailor. Mr. Burson's claims in Black Rock district have a shipping record of which MT. Burson is justly proud. He is at present doing devel- opment work, putting down a 2OO-foot shaft.
 On Wednesday, William l.. Bancroft came down from the big dredger that is being put in the river at the Box can yon above WickenburG, by B. C. Redlon. He reports everything as pro- ! gressing nicely. Mr. Bancroft has had q great deal of experience in handling dredges and it is his opinion that 1t will prove to be a grand success. He says some improveme uts may have t0 be made in the kind of machinery used. before it is thoroughly demonstrated as to what kind is the best adapted. but that it will be paying proposition, as the gold is to be had. A great many people are interested in the outcome of