Arizona republican., 1901-05-19

rock yesterday from his property on
 Rich Hill. If there Is much of the ore like his samples the property bids fair to become another Gro Grande. Daniel McNeil. a prominent citizen of Wickenburg. and Miss Grace Dean of Morristown, were married in Prescott
 on the 1lth of this month. They will reside in his new home on Railroad
 avenue. Their friends all join in wish ing them all the happiness and joy imaginable.
 b. l.. Murray of the firm of Murray & Baxter. will soon commence work on q cottage on one of his. lots. His wife and
 daughter are coming up from Phoenix about the first of June to spend the summer here.
 Mrs. Nellie Mauray, who formerly
 had charge of the section house, ex- poets to open restaurant in the new building owned by D. J. Curry. on Railroad avenue.
 w. H. smith, proprietor of Hotel
 Baxter. says that if he had ten more rooms added to his place they would
 he occupied all of the time. The hotels are all full and they are unable to ac- commodate all the newcomers. Wick enburg is surely experiencing a slow but steady growth. The population corZting dogs and burros-is almost twice what it was four months ago. Mir. Williams of Santa Rita. N. NJ, MT. Benj. Blanchard of Mayer. Ariz.,
 Leland Gamble of the Prospect of Pres 1 colt, Dr. Joseph Johnson Fleming and George E. Sanders left yesterday for two weeks trip over to the Colorado river to investigate some copper prop critics Some very rich samples have
 been brought in and they are anticlpat- ing quite boom for that part of the country s,oon.
 A miner working for the Nelson Bros out at the Burrage camp, met with quite an accident a few days ago. By some mistake he was unable to get out of the shaft when shot was fired, and
 his right arm was broken. Fortunately he sustained no further injuries. He
 was brought to town and under the care
 of Dr. w M. Bell is improving rapidly. Work at the Osborne mine has been suspended temporarily. and Manager w. F. Deity, wife and son Dwight paSseu through WICkeflDuTs idSl Wtu- nesday on their way to Phoenix. Work out at the Gro Grande is prog resslng rapidly. They are down about one hundred and forty-fve feet now. They average about three feet day. The buildings are nearing completion
 and the new boarding house will be ready for occupancy this week. Mrs George E. Upton, wife of the general manager of the Gro Grande mine, left last week for her home in Clinton, Iowa, after spending about a month with Mir Upton in Wickenburg. Donald s. Nicholson of Clinton, Iowa. arrived in Wickenburg last week and
 has accepted position as bookkeeper for the Orc Grande Mining company. A Phoenix architect has just com pleted plans for fifty-room hotel to be erected by Collins & Fickas of
 Phoenix, just west of the railroad track. Bids for clearing the ground are now being received It is said that as soon
 us the hotel is completed work will be- gin on new school building in the
 same addition.
 F. E. Jacobs. deputy United Stateo
 surveyor. leaves Saturday, May IS, to Efulfill a government contract up in the
 northern part of the territory. It will
 take him about three months to com
 plete the work
 Miss Lizzie Smith of Phoenix is vis- iting her sister. Mrs. F. l.. Gibson. Our merchants are doing a land office business. Wagons from all of the storea are on the road daily taking sup plies to the different mining camps. ELIPHALET, JR.