Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-27

general manager of the Ohio and Ari-
IONA. came in on Sunday. Mr. Morgan
has beeHvisiting in Missouri and Tex
as during the summer. He expects to
start active operations during the
| winter months.
If one interested in Wickenburg and
Wickenburg mining district and wants
all Of the news. get The Republican.
/. ID. Woods bought four lots from
D. ]. Curry. He expects to put up
four houses shortly. He knows a good
thing.
Judge John Riggs has been under
the weather for the last few days.
James Mahoney went to Prescott for
a few days.
+. Y. O'Brien returned to Wicken-
RADIO.
George Collins has completed a resi-
dence and an office room on his
ground facing Center street, west of
the railroad.
Contractor Owens has just complet-
ed new building for E. y. Gibson on
Center street.
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stellation to consult with DR.. Flem-
ing. Mr.. Wren has been i'll for some
time but there is now an improvement
in his condition.
A good investment for capitalists
. would be a sanitarium at Wickenburg
We have the elevation, the air and the
water and if we had the accommoda-
| tons for consumptives we could have
it filled all the time. The doctors of
Phoenix recommend this climate.
j. C. Reed is having stone hauled for
a residence in the Collins addition.
r. W. Baxter will soon begin a resi-
dence on his Railroad avenue property.
VIM. Wise was found dead October
10. at the ORC Grande mine. An in
quest was held by Judge Wren on Sat
urday and the jury rendered verdict
that death resulted from unknown
causes. He had been known to have
heart trouble for some time. He was
laid to rest in the private burial
grounds of w. $. Holland, where all
the old pioneers are laid, including
Henry Wickenburg, James Todd and
Mrs. Henry COwell.
| Deputy Sheriff Wayne Davis was in
town on Friday.
s. NJ. johnson, lower section fore
man of this district. has resigned and
gone to Parker on the a. & c. railroad.
Death has ended the sufferings of
VIM. Savers. The people of Wicken-
burg were terribly shocked at the aw-
full accident that happened at the
Harcuvar Copper company's mine, 10
miles out from Wenden on October %.
by the premature explosion of two
shots in the tunnel, destroying the
sight of Fred Anderson and inflicting
internal injuries. The sight of Will
liam Savers was destroyed and one
arm was broken and the skull frac-
tured. The men We're taken to Wen
den as quickly as possible TO catch the
A. & c. train for Wickenburg and
Phoenix and were taken to the Sisters
hospital. where Drs. Bell and Wylie
operated on Savers by amputating his
arm below the elbow and trepining his
skull He died and was brought TO
Wickenburg and buried on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock in Round Hill
cemetery. VIM. Savers was born in
New Mexico. was AZ years of age and
leaves mother and eight brothers,
puI ltNlSlliiil. D. IL say tAHs ttiiAc NAAS
only brother in Arizona. The funeral
service was held at his brothers resi-
dence and was being conducted by
Deacon Farnesworth of the Presby-
terrain church here. The burial pro-
cession was one of the largest ever
seen in Wickenburg, all the business
house being closed.
Gabriel Lopez came i'm with some
very rich gold float, enough to get the
old prospectors excited. but all they
could get out of Gabe as to where he
found it was lin the east
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grady and fam
winter. Frank says there is no place
like Wickenburg.
Supt. Blake, of the Harqua Hala
mine has been in Wickenburg for few
days.
Pat and Martin DeVine of Sunset
have been in town for a few days.
Frank Baldwin, secretary OF the In
terror Mining e Trust company. was
in our city for a couple of days.
Mrs c. w Widmyer returned from
Los Angeles on Friday.
From appearances Phoenix will be
oVerrun by Weary Willies and Plod-
ding Petes long before Fair week
There were at least fifty going south
to Phoenix, the most of them asking
the dates Of the Territorial fair. II
miss my guess if Marshal Moore and
Sheriff Hayden and deputies are not
kept busy. HASSAYAMPER.