Arizona republican., 1908-06-28
WICkEN BURG.


Wickenburg, June 26.-(Special Cor
 respondence of The Republican,
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
 last week were the days set by the committee of the board of trade to
 clean up the town, that is the streets
 and alleys and backyards and vacant
 lots. The citizens who participated in
 this great improvement are to be con- graduated. A stranger coming into the
 town now would hardly recognize it.
 Tin cans and rubbish filled the streets
 and alleys. Alleys that were fenced
 up are now open and the motto of our citizens, now that they have been in
 sp!red by our newly organized board of trade, is push, push, push the new Wickenburg, which is destined to be the foremost mining camp in Arizona D
 R R. Bennett. president of the In- terior Mining and Trust company, came in last Sunday evening. catching the early morning train for his home at Pittsburg, Pa.
 The Wickenhurg Ice and Cold Stor- age company team tried it's speed again last Sunday. the result was the company had to buy a new ice wagon.
 w. A. Mccall, of the staff of the West Coast Magazine, was listing new subscriptions for that magazine. Mir Mccall made the statement that if he could get twelve additional subscrip- tiOns to the magazine he would give our town and district a write-up. As the magazine is only one dollar a year and one of the best magazines printed fnr Ariznna tho fo chance for our board of trade to get busy and gather in twelve subscribers An advertisement printed in this mag azine with its large circulation would do Wickenburg a lot of good.
 w. s. Hutchison and his assistant who have been out to the old Vulture for the last ten days. came in on Thurs day on his way to Boston
 Mrs. H. B. Hanna of Wenden, was in town on Wednesday on her way to Los Angeles.
 Mir and Mrs. s. B. McCorkle, who were formely connected with the Wickenburg Miner. stopped over on Thursday of last week Mrs. McCorkle will reside in Prescott while her hus- band will be located at Jerome.
 Wm. Helm returned on Friday from the Eagle Tail mountains, bringing with him some fine samples of free gold ore.
 Tuseday night State Commander F. L. Bumpus initiated Wickenburg Tent No. of the Maccabees and the follow ing officers were elected: Past com mander, J. c. Reed; commander, c. H. L. com, A. w. Rented; record keeper. D. L. Collins: chaplain, R. w. Baxter; sergeant, T. G. Wid- meyer; physician. Duke Keith: master at arms, Pete Mickelson; first guard. Charles Hyder; second master of guard, F. o. Beaver; sentinel. O. c. Short; picket, L. Croft. As this is the first fraternal insurance order that has been organized in the new Wick enburg we predict for it a great sue cess.
 MT. and Mrs. l. B. Wood and Dr. J. J. Fleming entertained the Treble Clef Musical organization. along with thirty invited guests. The members of this organization are musicians that will compare with any in any part of the country.
 MT. and Mrs. John Wren of the Black Rock mine were in for day last week
 MT. Graham of Phoenix and daughter and son-in-law, George Ford, have rented the Murray cottage on Center street.
 MT. Campbell, who ran the mill at the Interior mine, is now located at 
 C. w. Brewster, who represents the Phoenix Mill association, was a Wick ,nburg visitor last week.