Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
THE WEEK AT WIcKENBURG

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 THE WEEK AT WIcKENBURG Wickenburg, Feb. S.-(Special cor repondence of The Republican)-F. E. Rich of the Western Metal Supply Co. of San Diego Cal, was calling on our merchants or Saturday.
 E. P. Dempsey and wife of 316 Pearl Street, Buffalo N. Y, one of the ! leading merchant tailors of that city, was in Wickenburg Investigating his holdings in various mines. : C. B. Hosford Of Phoenix came in to town Wednesday and accepted a posi- tion with the Interior Mining Trust Go.
 F. x. O'Brien and R. w. Baxter who have for the last week been examin- ing some prospects in the Quartzsite and Ehrenburg district, came nome on Thursday.
 J. c. Reed made a flying trip to Bouse, Monday and Tuesday of last week.
 On the farms and ranges around Wickenburg, the grass is starting nicely.
 The Phoenix Wood and Coal people are figuring on cutting 5000 cords of mesquite cord wood and shipping to Phoenix.
 The dr-- washers east of town are now for sale. There has been so much rain the last few days it is impossible to worl. the gravel.
 It iwas rumored on the streets last week that this district was 10 have another paper to advertise our mines. P. R. Carlton has moved his family here from the RincOn mine. He has moved into the Gibson cottage. He expects to run the engine at the Mon arch mine.
 Friend Purdy Of the Interior Mining and Trust Co, came into town for couple of days last week. Lucky are the stockholders of the Interia Mining and Trust Co. mine Another gold bar has been produced from this wonderful mine which runs into thousands of dollars. These bars are coming so fast it is impossible to keep track of them all.
 James Munchus left last Monday for Texas and the south; he expects to be gone seceral months. l A. J. Kent and D. l.. Murray are set ting a good example for the balance of our citizens to follow by grading the alley in the rear of their lots. The | streets of Wickenburg are in fair con- ir<-.ion but our alleys are a disgrace. Let us get together and clean them up. | The evening of Feb. IA, will be a gala night at Garcias hall. The music loving public will have a chance to ] trip the light fantastic in round and square dances and at the hour of midnight unmask and enjoy the spread l that the boys are preparing. Mountain lions and mountain wolves are the big game that caf be hunted by our sportsmen. They have followed d large sized flock of sheep which is grazing nine miles west of town. There are at least three lions and one wolf They have been seen on different oc- casions.
 J. K. Murphy and Ramon Valencia left on a prospecting trip south of Ehrenburg. Ramon. during his early days, vas told b- the Indians of very rich mine in that country. He is. now on his way to discover it. Judge Gilbert moved into Wicken- burg last week and is nicely housed in Ramon Lopezs house on Front street Charles Davis is improving his place by putting a nice iron fence around his lot
 n. J. Curry spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week in Phoenix.
 Dan McNeil came in from the Nul- ture on Thursday for supplies. Dan says the old million-producing vulture is looking fine.
 Nick McCarver came in from the Jrigalvia mine. He expects soon to have mill test of the ore.
 Sixteen years ago Dick Painter and a companion took S11OO from one lit- tie pocket in draw on the Vulture ground. That wasn't bad. for a days work. There :s much more ore on this ground and off the Vulture ground.
 Henry Davenport and wife sold their residence on Center street to D. L. Murray.
 Attorney James Loy of Prescott stayed over on business on Friday and Saturday os last week. | Al Childers and Al Smith came in from the orc Grande where they are doing the annual work on Fred Muel- ler's group of claims adjoining the Orc Grande group.
 Rev. MT. Clapp and wife of North | Dakota was visiting in Phoenix last week seeing the sights. l MISS SuHlilltISlteih lS hpN lllNtiN lp- cated in the new Pierson cottage on Jefferson Street
 Chas. Muller celebrated Arbor day by planting cottonwood trees in front of his block oe lots on Jefferson St
 Judge Wren and Mrs. P. S. Wren Jr. were !n towr orf- business on Friday and Saturda-.
 Chas. Platt has given his residence and fence a new coat of white paint
 F. s. Jones of the Brayton Conner cial company was in Phoenix for a couple os da:'s last week.
 George Polden Of the Unida camp, put in g couple of days in Phoenix last week.
 J. NJ. Saunders Of the Wickenburg ice plant was in Phoenix on Thursday and Friday.
 Mrs. F. x. O'Brien who was visiting in Phoenix for few days, returned home on Thursday morning.
 As We are to have a large power plant and 300 ton shelter and an- other newspaper, it is about time for the people of Wickenburg to get to- gether and organize a board of trade, so let us meet the 18th of February at