Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

the mines tnlS week anu pIoCttueu oi their way to Los Angeles. Extensive improvements will be inaugurated at once by the company.
 pr Fleming was called to Forepaugh Station on the A. x c. Wednesday Of this week. He reports the birth Of a girl baby to the wife of Section Fore man Martinez at that place.
 R. A. Roberts returned Thursday from several days visit to Phoenix and Florence.
 Chas Hyder this week received his new express wagon, direct from the factory, Racine. Wis. It is a beauty all right, but we fear there is likely to be a little friction. for the reason that MT Genning the boss trunk booster is afraid Charles is to heavy to make the route from the ground to the perch of the ribbon" ruler.
 The Wickenburg Tri-County Board of Trade is steadily securing exhibits and will have fair display within the next sixty days. It is urgently request ed, however, that those who have not sent in their ore will do so as soon as possible.
 A trip into the Black Rock country at this time will prove veritable feast to the eyes of the traveller, especially if he is a Stockman. The mountains. canyons and valleys are covered with grass knee-high and is a decided change from the barren surface usual ly seen. The gulches contain plenty of good water and cattle and horses are as fat as if stall fed.
 Dr n L-o;th ,-;citoI 1u-itI !, fa for afew days in Phoenix this week.
 H. H. Donkersley, chairman of the board of supervisors of Yuma, return ed from a visit over the A. & c, Tues day last.
 pr. J. J. Fleming was summoned to Vicksburg Monday of this week, to at tend Paul Snyder who was reported to be seriously ill The doctor reports the gentleman out of danger. Mir. Snyder is manager for the New York and Plomosa Mining company.
 Harry Cowell and Emil Holden were Investigating mining properties in the Black Rock and other districts east of Wickenburg this week.
 A barrel of Harrayampa's Truth fitness" was shipped from Wickenburg to Geo. w. Cowgirl, secretary of the Maricopa County board of trade, this week. The water, the writer under stands, is to be tasted and tested at the irrigation congress which convenes shortly in Albuquerque, N. NJ. A few barrels on tap to slake the salt in the threats of our neighbors in that city that rests peacefully on the banks of Rio Salads might also prove a pretty good advertisement.
 The Goddard Mitchell property, pat ented, located in the Black Rock Min ing district has an excellent surface showing for the making of a great mine. Two claims c. 5000 feet is To- cated on the Amazon lode, which is one of the strongest in the district The vein trends northwest by southeast and at a point 300 feet east of the God dard- Mitchell boundary line the OK idized capping is over 200 feet wide. The vein is gold bearing throughout and shows copper from the very sur face. The immense amount of specu- lar iron showing in gossan tells beyond question the near presence of high grade copper. A shaft not exceeding twenty feet has established a copper pay streak over one foot wide that is high grade, showing copper already in the form of glance. Much more could be said of this property and any one who is in quest of fine copper gold proposition should not delay in in vestigating the same
 N. E. Siprell. passed through Wick enburg this week on his way to the Signal mine where he accepted a posi- tion with the Clara Consolidated.
 E. S. Jones of the Brayton Commer- cial company visited Bouse Thursday.
 Mat Garfield was in from ConsteI- lation Thursday of this week
 Billy Rowland made a hurried visit to town one day this week from his mines in the Black Rock district
 Geo. Berry returned Thursday from a visit of several days in Phoenix.
 Swansea, is the name given the new town which will be the scene of the exploitation of the Clara Consolidated Gold and Copper Mining company m Northern Yuma County
 Angel Contraras returned the latter part of the week from Congress where he had been for the purpose of install ling one of his Acyteline gas plants.
 c. H. Widincy has severed his reIa- tiOns with the $. F. P. & P. as the company agent here and will in the future give his entire attention to his business affairs. c. c. Bedknap has succeeded to the position.
 Mrs. F. X. O'Brien left Thursday on visit to relatives and friends in Phoenix
 Superintendent Baxter of the Gun ningham Pass Copper Mining company passed through Wickenburg Friday on his way to Phoenix.
 J. w. Boone and wife of Wenden were passengers for Phoenix Friday.
 Chas. Platt and B. B. Clayson of the Monarch, went to Phoenix Friday on business.
 Mrs. G. Lopez returned Friday from several days visit with her sister at Congress.
 Chas. Goddard for the Octave people Friday set in place the boiler which is to run the pump. Sinking the well will now be only matter of a few days for the water is now less than two feet from the surface.
 R. A. Roberts was taken suddenly i'll one day this week, but by the prompt