Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

$. R. McCorllle. who has been resid-
 ing in Wickenburg for the last few
 months with his family left for Doug 1 las, Ariz., to accept a good position
 which was offered him at the smelter
 city
 Another pioneer has gone. Vim. P
 Hamlin died Friday morning. Feb. 2s. | al 1 o'clock. Mir Hamiin had resided
 in the Wickenburg district twenty odd years. He had been one of the most
 successful mining men in this district l He had made several sales of mining property, one for $20.000 and others for lesser amounts Mir Hamlin was born | In London. Eng, but came to this country during his boyhood days, spending the earlier part of his life in Texas. Leaving Texas he located in Wickenburg MT. Hamlin had all of his worldly affairs in good shape.
 knowing that he could not live much
 longer. as the great white plague was slowly but surely drinking his life
 blood. He left everything to his sis
 ter. who still lives in Texas. Mrs. Hanna. a sister of Frank Gra- l dy, Of Chicago, is visiting for few
 days with Mir. Grady.
 J. K Murphy and Ramon Valencia
 returned from their prospecting trip around Ehrenburg and Colorado river points.
 The two brothers who attempted the
 life of Deputy Sheriff Ike Woods were
 given a hearing before Judge John Riggs on Thursday and were bound
 over to the grand jury. while the Mex ican was given a jail sentence of fifty days for interfering with an officer Sheriff Woods took the prisoners to
 Phoenix on Friday afternoon. Tom Schultz and Editor Mines of
 the Journal Miner were circulating
 among our mine owners securing data for a special edition of the Journal
 Miner to be printed in April. ] In honor of the second birthday of
 their little daughter Noami MT and Mrs. J. C. Reed entertained the young misses and masters of the age of l twelve years. Noami was born Feb
 ruary 29, 1896. The astronomical sharks who had arranged the calendar had willed 1t that there should not be
 any 29th of February until 1904 then | Naomi celebrated her first birthday. | The second, event of this young ladys | life took place at the Reed residence on Jefferson street on Saturday. when ! twenty-four of the lads and lassies of [ WickenburG met to celebrate this not
 ed occasion of their little playmate's | life. After playing all of the games and then partaking of the refresh-
 ments prepared by Mrs. Reed they fln- | ished up by figuring up how old No ! omi would be when she would cele-
 brate her 16th birthday. After receiv- | ing a little memento of the occasion | from Miss Naomi and a grand and a ! booby prize for the artist who would draw the hest and homliest picture
 of Naomi. they then resolved that they would like to assist celebrating Ma
 omis other birthdays.
 i J. G. Killinger. who has made his home in Wickenburg and the Black Rock country for the last two years, ! left for the east on business Thursday. ] MT. Young, son. in-law of A. J. Kel- : lis. our accommodating blacksmith, came in from Texas a few days ago.
 He expects to go into the jewelry bus
 mess in Wickenburg.
 1 Rev. Father Lucius was a Wickeu- burg visitor on Thursday.
 | r. B. Jacobs. our mining engineer, entertained James A. Lysle of Salt ! Lake City. Utah. Tn the limited time ! that Mir. Lysle has been in our dis trict he has propheslzed q great future 2 for it.
 i Jack McQuade. the short order man. | will start a residence on the two lots he purchased from D. J. Curry. the ] real estate man a feu. days arn