Arizona republican., 1909-04-02
Mrs. Sanchez Aged lO3 Passed AMag In WeRden
 MINES AND MINING MEN
Latest Information From the Nearby Desert Properties. Prospective Bonanzas In the "Wenden Salome- Vicksburg Bouse" Field.

Wendendale, March 31.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)-
 Mrs. Rosario Sanchez who has been i'll the past month died at the age, of 1OS years. She was buried today in the Wendcndale cemetery. Her death deprives her two grandchildren. Car melita and Chonita, of faithful guar dian.
 Robert KimbaU. Lee Hodge and Chas. Penniman have gone to the big gold strike near the new town of Win chester. They expect to get employ ment as miners.
 Riley Johnston came in Wednesday from his ranch on Bill Williams Fork.
 Louis B. Carr, manager of the P H. M. Co. and Harold Baxter, manager of the C. P. c. Co. went to Phoenix Wed nesday in the latter's automobile, on a short business trip.
 Mrs Otis l. Young just returned from a visit of several days at Win chester as the guest of Miss Susan Winchester. She reports an extremely pleasant time and says the new town is growing rapidly, a number of lots having been sold already and new tents going up in every direction. Win chester has a plentiful supply Of good water and is in close proximity to the new gold strike.
 MT. and Mrs c. V Klotzbach have recently removed here from Phoenix They will occupy a tent temporarily until they can erect a house. Mir. Klotzbach is well known m Arizona, having driven race horses for Colonel Greene of Cananea, on the tracks from New York to Phoenix. usually winter ing in the latter place.
 Ross Tanake, who recently rented the Pete Naverez ranch a mile below Wenden. tells us that he intends dig ging another well to increase the sup ply of water.
 NJ O. Rollins was in town Wednes- day He and J. A. Conrad have been working on the c. and R. group be- longing to Messrs. Burns. Belcher and Smith. of Prescott. They will now continue work on their own property, the Copperoplis. in the shaft which is now down S3 feet. A lot of ore that runs $50 in gold per ton and 20 per cent copper has already been taken out of this shaft, and the owners believe that with depth they will have a bo- nanZa
 q. Y. Klotzbach is building a corral back of Palmer's place, and will put in several driving teams and light rigs, and will then be prepared to take out any one wishing to go to the new gold fields or to any place in this section. The teams are expected in with the stock purchased by J. w. Boone, and will be here in a few days.
 Mrs. F. l.. Eddy of Glendale was in town Wednesday delivering the goods for which she took orders a couple Of weeks ago. Mrs. Eddy sells dress goods for A N. Mosely and company of New York, and takes measurements for suits made to order by Stevens Bros. of Chicago. Mrs. Eddy seems to be a very pleasant lady and her GUS toners are apparently pleased with their purchases.
 Edwin M. Hall, R. c. Whitmarsh | and Miss Mabel McNeil come in from Phoenix on the excursion Sunday and | spent the day with Miss Blanche Me | Kee.
 F. W. Ballert returned Wednesday | from Phoenix where he has been on a | short business trip. MT. Ballert states | that he has been made an offer on the | group of claims in Cunningham Pass i belonging to. himself and P. h. Thar l aldsOn. Assays on ore taken from the | shaft now being sunk on the property l give the following returns: s170.60 | gold 9 1-3 copper, and a trace of | silver
 Gus Heyman of San Francisco, one | of the owners Of the Edna May mine | miles from Wendendale, came in | Tuesday and went out at once to his | property. Mir. Heyman informs us that ! they have some very. high grade gold | ore on the dump at the Edna May. and | that he proposes to take several sacks | of it into California to show the people | there that the owners of the Arizona | Nothern have not corraled the | high grade ore of this section, | even if they have a phenomenally rich | strike We anticipate an immediate | rush to the Wenden gold fields. but as i we do not wish to cause any hard | feeling We shall call it the Wenden- | -Vicksburg Bouse strike and 1 have the name copyrighted
 George Pressler. manager of the | Corona Copper company came home i Wednesday from a business trip to l Phoenix.
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