Arizona republican., 1909-07-06
OPPORTUNITIES
 0F WICKENBURG
MADE KNOWN TO THE WORLD
A Folder Issued by Tri-County Board
 of Trade.

Wickenburg, July 5-The Wicken- burg Tri-County Board of Trade has just published an interesting little folder telling of the great pOssibili- ties of Wickenburg and tri-county mineral region of central Arizona. The folder says in part: The Wick enburg country is a region of won derful resources. the development of which is scarcely begun. It is full of opportunities for the highly profit able investment of capital. Wicken- burg itself presents many attractive business openings. A bank is need ed and if established under responsi- ble and conservative auspices, it would receive substantial support. No better location could be found for large, modern brewery. The wonder full purity of the far-famed Hassa-l yampa water especially adapts it to the uses of brewers and proprietOrS of bottling works of all kinds. Wick enburg ice made from the Hassa- yampa water is unequalled in the southwest
 We'll equipped iron works, capable of fully serving the needs of the surrounding mines. would find here profitable field. The perfect eli mate. pure and abundant water, low humidity and moderate altitude (2200 feet above sea leveD combine to make this an ideal site for a high class sanitarium. steam laundry would command a ready patronage.
 A custom shelter would be of in calculable benefit to the town and hn r.F the mines would prove a bonanza to it's owners. Any and all lines of manufacture adapted to Arizona would be exceptionally well placed at this central point. The opportunities for the development of valuable produc- ing mines are almost unlimited, de- pending only to the employment of wise judgment and sufficient capital Indeed. the Wickenburg country is the very home of opportunity for men of brains, enterprise and financial re- sourves. For further particulars the reader is referred to the secretary of the Wickenburg Tri-county Board of Trade, as the folder is quite lengthy and lack of space forbids it's entire publication. A folder can be secured for the asking and would be of great interest if mailed to your eastern friends
 If a show is tO be judged by the applause given the Merrymakers, at the Baxter opera house was a sue cess. Baby Jewel' made a decided hit, and was SD much in favor that the audience opened their purses and threw coins of all denominations to her while she was on the stage to show their appreciation of her acting.
 George ogden did some remarkable chair balancing feats, which is worthy of special mention. A large audience was present and immediately after the show the floor of the opera house was cleared and dance an nounced. which was also well attend ed and enjoyed.
 Maryton Commercial company will be closed all day today to enable it's employees to continue the celebration of the Fourth, which they so we'll started.
 Charley Hyder. the livery man, was kept busy hauling people to and from the ball grounds Sunday and Monday as everybody had money and could not be induced to walk. In fact, 
 A number of general electric motors arrived today to be used for neighbOr- ing mines and pumping plants.
 Mrs. Jack Adams. of Phoenix, is a Wickenburg visitor Mrs. Adams will spend a week or more here as the guest of her daughter. Mrs. O. MOtts.
 F'itz-Mac. the copper expert of Phoenix, is here today.
 J. F.. Meyer, who is interestd in | the Little Butte properties, is regis | tered at the Hotel Vernetta.
 Capt Mcconnell, of Phoenix. who has some claims in the Blue Tank district, is a Wickenburg business visitor.
 H. B. Snyder, of Bouse, is in town today.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the church will take place Wednesday night.
 The results of the game played with Parker July 4th at the ball park was to . in favor of Parker. The grand stand was packed and everybody saw