Arizona republican., 1909-09-24
WICKENBURG DEPARTMENT

The pumping plant at La Test;
 ranch is running overtime these day.
 irrigating the large alfalfa acreage ant
 orchards and vineyards. It will take
 several months work to repair the damage done by the cloudburst last
 month
 ] About the busiest people in town , now are F. B. Jacobs, Marvin Oglesby and Oron Davis. They are hustling | about to make the Hassayampa Solo | club affair the smartest of the sea son. They have issued about seven | ty-five invitations to their first in formal dance. which will take place, in
 the Baxter Opera house Friday even | ing.
 George Savers of Bonanza took a
 mining lady, Mrs. J. c. Rowley. out
 to look at his property in the Castle
 Creek district, Tuesday. and if satis- factory, Mir. and Mrs. Rowley will pro-
 mote a company for the purpose of
 developing the property. pr. Walter Harvey Weed passed | through yesterday from Planet after having spent several days at that
 place in the interests of the Lewisohns
 Dr. Weed expects to return in about
 six weeks
 Mrs. Al Childress is making arrange
 ments to take charge of the Santa Fe
 company mess house. near Morristown,
 for several months. after which she
 will locate at Bouse, where she has some land.
 The Wickenburg Tri-County Board
 of Trade is an institution deserving | of the gratitude of the people of this | section. It is an earnest working body l of representative citizens, filled with
 desire to build up the town and sur rounding country. and never missing
 an opportunity to do good. Otis E. Young of Wenden was in | town Thursday after ten days visit l to Phoenix with his family. The Interior Mining and Trust com
 pany is busy repairing roads prepara-
 tory to hauling in supplies for the
 camp. This company is about to start
 the sinking of a 500-foot 5x9 double
 compartment working shaft. Ramon Valencia was in from the Orc GTdIiue, lnuESudN.
 Miss Josie 1anetti has taken charge
 of the central telephone station at Neagle & Bozarth's.
 Cattle and horses are making good use of the few remaining days they
 have for browsing upon our main thor | oughfares. October 1 will probably be the last of the free scavenger svs- tenn
 Manager F. s. Jones of the Brayton
 Commercial company made a business
 visit to Bouse and Salome this week, l returning Wednesday. C. F. Goddard has been on the sick list for the past few days. Mrs. T. Sterns of Flagstaff was a
 guest at the Vernetta. Wednesday. William Neagle and John Bozarth
 of the firm of Neagle & Bozarth. are
 in Prescott adjusting their business
 affairs. Mir. Neagle is thinking of go- ing into business in Phoenix. w. C. McAllister was in from his camp in the Black Rock district on Tuesday. He has made several i'm provements on his place and has a fine garden in which he raises all the vegetables for his own use and a few for the neighbors.
 Miss Flora Jacobs returned to Phoe-
 nix on Tuesday, after spending a few
 weeks with Mrs. Delano and Miss Wise
 The firm of Neagle 6 Bozarth is busy marking a lot of new merchan-
 disc which has just arrived
 Some one is said to have been ap- pointed local truant officer. Some say Charley Davis was reappointed. and
 some say Davis has appointed a sub The identity of the sub" still remains a mystery.
 Rumors have been current for sey-
 eral days that there is a possibility
 of the resumption of the local power
 plant. In such event, there will be a change of power for operating tn. plant from oil to electricity. It is hoped the rumor is well founded. The Hassayampa Solo club has rent ed the spacious room formerly occu- pied by the Ellis dining room for it's