Arizona republican., 1908-06-09
WICKtNBUR6 10 HAVE
 A BOARD OF TRADE
A Determination to Push That Camp
 to the Front and Keep It There.

Wickenburg. June 6.-(Special Cor |respondence of The Republican.)-Hon Eben c. Poole, John Wyttenband. Will jam Winder and Judge W. J. Terrence, all of Evansville, Ind, along with the following experts, NJ. L. Buckley of Prescott, and Thomas Harrison of Dem ver Col, went Outexamining the old Bisbee Bell property, now known as the Evansville and Arizona Copper company The property lies eighteen miles northeast Of Wickenburg and is one of the best properties in that dis trict. The above gentlemen are off cers in the company and they had Messrs. Buckley and Harrison make a report on the property for them. After staying three days at the mine and thoroughly examining every prospect hole and the deep tunnel, they came back to Wickenburg perfectly satisfied and think they have a property that will make a mine, but they realize that there must be lot more development work before it gets to be a producer. They expect to start to develop the property within the next ninety days.
 Shaw's stage, which leaves Wicken- burg every Monday for Constellation and the Interior mine, had a runaway last Monday going down the hill by the Unida Camp. As Jim Cochran was driving and was unable to hold the horse, he called on Mir. Bennett, presi- dent of the Interior Mining and Trust company of Pittsburg, Pa, to help him. He promptly took hold of the lines and held them until one broke, but as good luck would have it, the sound line pulled the horse up on the bank. other wise they would have gone rolling down in the gulch 400 feet below to possible death; but as the sound line pulled the horse on the bank, the stage turned over, smashing the cover and breaking it up in general. Messrs. Ben nett, Cochran and Matt Garfield es- capped with a few scratches and bruises but William Rowland was quite badly hurt. The four men are now congratu- lating themselves that there was noth- ing more serious.
 The local members of the Elk lodge and their wives spent a pleasant even ing week ago Friday night at the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Rud.
 Claud Burson and family moved to Glendale, where Claud purchased an eighty-acre ranch one mile from Glen dale. He is a hustler and we expect soon to read of his. large and cham pion crops in the Salt River valley.
 Wickenburg is to organize a board of trade call was issued by some of our citizens for a preliminary meet ing, which met in the city hall Tues Jay evening, where some forty of our leading citizens signified their inten- tion to join and push our district right to the front. It was decided to organ ize on Wednesday evening, June 10, l when Secretary Cowgirl, secretary of l the Phoenix board of trade, will be with l us to help us along, as now is a good | time to assist a good cause and push | our city and our district. If you have l not signed your name, be sure it is on | the list by Wednesday night.
 Tom Kellis went to Phoenix on | Thursday to be initiated into the Elks. | Tom hasn't shown up yet, but he will | come home with the proper brand, all | right.
 Miss Edna Barger came up from the ! Junction on Saturday and is visiting | with Mrs. Pentend.
  Hole camp for several days last week.
 The Fleur de Lis club met at the residence of Mrs. J. c. Rud on Wednes- lay afternoon.
 c. M. Sturges of Phoenix, who is in- crested in the Buckhorn district, was | put to his property last week. He is having a ne!9 hoist coming.
 A few os the many friends of MT. md Mrs. ". Platt surprised them ,n their marriage anniversary. They lave been married eighteen years.
 Nick McCarver came in from the nine for g couple of days.
 Mesdames Collins and Franklin were ,isiting in Phoenix on Friday and Sat lrday.
 Mrs. Chas wilcot went out to the Julture or Thursday.
 A moving picture show held the ,oards on Wednesday night in Gar ia's hall.
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