Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-21
WICKEN BURG.


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Wickenburg June 19-(Special Cor
respondence of The Republican)-Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Jennings We're in from
/ the Jennings Silver camp for supplies
on Wednesday. They are now down
to a depth of 200 feet and still have
| the native silver ore in the shaft In
! running a crosscut, Mr.. Jennings re-
ports cutting two different lodges of
the same character OF ore as in the
working shaft.
/ E. w. Bonsall, the Phoenix mining
Wednesday and went out to the Girl
jalvia mine.
Judge StillweI came in from Wen
den on Monday on his way to Phoe-
nix.
Otto E Young, the Wenden mer-
chant and mining man, went to Phoe-
nix on Wednesday.
Tom Shultz of the Wickenburg
mines went out to the Black Rock dis
trict.
Mrs. Mary Boyd and daughter were
visiting in Phoenix the first of the
week.
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the Eagle camp on Wednesday.
Herman Kelley was a Wickenburg
visitor last Monday and Tuesday. Her
man is now located at Globe, following
contracting and building. Herman
made the same remark as hundreds
! of others have made at the progress
| the town has made in the las two
years.
George e. Upton went to Phoenix
! last Monday on legal business.
F. X. O'Brien was a Prescott visitor
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley of Bouse, who
have been in Yuma for the last few
| days, having the papers recorded for
the adoption Of the little boy they have
| had for the last few months, returned
| to Bouse Thursday.
The streets ard alleys of our town
are to be cleaned up. The Board of
trade at their meeting last Thursday
night decided on Wednesday of next
week for this most important event.
As this is the first move of the board
| of trade to beautify our town, it will
not he the last See that you are a
| member.
State Commander Bumpus will insti-
| tute q tent OF the Maccabees of the
World on Monday night at the Baxter
! Hotel where Mr.. Baxter has remod-
eled the hotel for lodge room purposes.
| Tom Carrigon and brother, with a
number of capitalists went out to the
Clara mine and the Bill Williams
country. on Friday.
| Emil Holden went to Phoenix for a
few days last week.
S. J. Tribolet was a Wickenburg
visitor last Wednesday.
| Charles Wilcutt was in for supplies
on Friday.
James Munchas is in from his prop
erty in the Blue Tank district
Captain Bradford came in from Hot
Springs Junction for couple of days.
| He took the 10 o'clock train for Iron
Springs on Wednesday, where he ex-
poets to stay couple of months.
Emil Gibson came in from the in
terror, where he has been employed
for the last couple of months.
Misses Dorothy and Lucy Jones,
daughter of our townsman, E S. Jones.
who have been attending the Normal
school at Tempe. stopped off for a
visit with their father. They exepect
to spend the summer at the coast
cities.
James Allen of Canyon City, Col,
a brother-in-law of Ike and James
Wood, notified them by postcard that
he would pay them visit for a few
| days, mailing the card in Canyon City
/ the day befoe he started to Arizona.
Il The Santa Fe officials have atm
nOunced another of their popular ex-
cursions to the Brill ranch on June
| 2Sth. AS there is more shade around
/ Wickenburg for the spending of a most
pleasant day, it would be a good idea
of the board of trade at the next meet
ing to request of the Santa Fe Off
Gals to run the excursion on to Wick
enburg.
The Fleur de Lis society mite at Mrs
| Charles Goddard's last Wednesday, As
this society was organized the first
! of the year by Mrs Earl Smith, Mrs