Arizona republican., 1920-09-28
WEALTH IN HER
 MINES
W|CKENBURG'S MINERAL DISTRICT HAS PROVEN WORTH, WILL PLACE TOWN ON MAP WITH OPERATIONS

Wickenburg is located in the center of very rich mineral district. Such mines the Monte Christo, famous for it's high grade silver ore, the Mig pah in the silver belt. the Abe Lincoln, a copper producer, the famous Vulture mine, where millions of dollars have been realized from gold extracted, and many smaller properties too numerous to mention, including properties hav- ing asbestos showings, are on her out skirts
 Many mining interests are preparing to become active after the general election in November. Some of these interests. now classed as prospects" are bound to win out and become as big producers as the United Verde, Old Dominion, Copper Queen or other large mines in Arizona.
 It has been proven beyond a doubt by the. working mines in this section, that rich minerals abound here; and such promising territory will not lie dormant long-but as history repeats itself, this district will, no doubt, like in many other localities, open with a big mining boom at the most unex- pected moment.
 Wickenburg will be the logical trad ing point and has every possibility of becoming, in the very near future, a thriving mining town.
 Enters Lamson's College Miss Hattie B. Kellis left last week for Phoenix, where she will enter Lam sons college to take a business course.
 Teaching in District 49 Mrs. c. E. BrackIey has accepted the school for the coming year in District 49, Yavapai county.
 Visits in Prescott
 Mrs. D. o. Shellington visited in Prescott Thursday and Friday.
 Sanatorium
 Wickenburg is the most practical place in all the Southwest for the To- cation of a tubercular sanatorium. This section is acclaimed by medical men as being particularly adapted to the needs of those suffering from bron- chial and lung troubles.
 Either an organization or individ- uals, interested in humanitarian wei fare, will not long overlook this place as the ideal one in which to erect such an institution.
 This is not considered a precarious undertaking, the meritorius climatic resources of this section are fast be- coming widely known. that such a san atorium could be made to be selfsup- porting or even profitable.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs. NJ. Genung of the Home Cafe, was visitor in Phoen1x last week.
 On Their Way Home Dr. Looney and wife breakfasted at
 
 turning home to Prescott after a short visit to the coast
 From the Buckhorn District Jack Morris of the Buckhorn district was in town on business Wednesday.
 Retrusn From Coast
 F. x. O'Brfen and son, Lawrence, returned from the coast after spending several weeks visiting California re- sorts.
 Tennis Court Cleaned
 The tennis court hase been cleaned and put in readiness, as the tennis en- thusiasts expect some very interesting and exciting games since the weather has become cooler so they can indulge in this wholesome recreation.
 Passed Away
 The eight-month- baby of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Osborne died Sunday afternoon, September 19. Interment was made in the Wickenburg cemetery. The bereaved parents have the sym pathy of the entire community.
 Official Business
 Constable Genung went to AguiIa Friday to look after business connect ed with his office. He was accom- panied by Charles Deusha.
 Here From AguiIa
 John House was in Wickenburg Tuesday from his ranch near AguiIa.
 Here From Wenden
 Harry Stone was in town Thursday from Wenden
 On Way to Grand Canyon G. c. Hymer, western agent for the Master Trucks company Inc. and wife, made a short stop in Wickenburg Friday on their way to the Grand Canyon.
 From Kirkland
 W. J. Stake from Kirkland was in Wickenburg Friday on business.