Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
SAVES BROTHERS LIFE.


 1 Wickenburg. Oct. 11.-(Special cor respondence of The Republican.)- i While Pete and Steve Boderego were working in the shaft of the old Electra mine at the 200-foot level. Steve got ! in the bucket 10 go to the surface. i Going up the bucket kept revolving un- | til it was about fifty feet from the f bottom. Its occupant got so dizzy he 1 let go and fell to the bottom of the shaft. While Pete was watching his brother all the time he attempted to f catch him and partially broke Steve's fall still he received several scalp wounds. His collarbone was broken and he was shaken uo but he is now getting along very nicely under Dr { Fleming's care. Pete received a dis located thumb and badly wrenched shoulder and ar,a.
 George Margarevitch. superintendent of the Unida Copper Co, came very near leaving this earthly sphere last week from stomach trouble A hurried call was sent to Dr. Fleming but Mir. Margarevitch is now able to be ro and around the mine.
 Sickness and accidents enough for any camp happened at the Unida. While changing horses at Shaw's sta- ton Wednesday. Trepilo Keprovich. while trying to hitch up a broncho. Trepilo not understanding horse Ian guage and the horse not understanding Trepilo. there was a mutual misunder- standing. The horse landed on Trepilo's head and put him down and out for few minutes.
 A. J. Webber commenced the road from tie Oro Crande tO his mine on Friday Although Mir Webber has only been working this mine for the past five months he is getting good results. He is q Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek man and understands mining thoroughly and it is predicted that before another nine months go by Wickenburg will have another pro- ducer
 If a stranger should happen to drop into OFT to.va and see the mining men coming and going he would think there was a boom on in the district Hotels and roominx houses are filled nightly and restaurants are kept busy but the people of Wickenburg never get ex- cited but we have the prospects and mines If Coldtield had half of our bright prospects Nevada would go crazy over it. as the small bo. says. watch us grow"
 Mir. Clark, United States Deputy from Tucson. came up on Monday and selected NJ. II Farnesworth. W. s. Holland. Chas. Miller and George Col lins as United States grand and trial jurors. As this IS the second tric in .-g, knows where to go to get men good and true.
 Mrs. James Dunn returned from ten days of business and pleasure at Phoe- nix on Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. c. W. Platt has been very sick for the last few days but We are glad to hear now that she is rapidly improv- ing and will be uo and out among her many friends sooc.
 Master Harold Portland was quite sick with a severe cold for couple of days last week.
 The young misses of Wiokenburg met at the home of Pauline Saunders and organized a Jenny Wren club and elect ed the following officers: Mary Platt. president: Bertha Bachtiger. vice-pres- ident; Miss Pa-line Saunders, secre- tary and treasurer. The object of the organization is to learn to sew and make fancy work for sale for the bene- fit O. the Sunday school.
 C. F. Goddard has been in the south ern part of the territory for the last six days on mining business.
 Hunting parties are in the field now. At least four deer have been killed within six miles of the town and flocks of ducks and geese are flying towards the Gila river and the gulf. J. K. Murphy and John Witherby killed fourteen and were away from their homes onl-' a half-hour.
 One of the most sociable little dances of this season, was the one held last Saturday evening.
 Ernest A. Haggott was down from Prescott on Monda-.
 Sunday school "as held in the BaX ter dining room last Sunday. It will be held ever: Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 MT. Potter ot the New York Store, Phoenix, was hera on business on Monday.