Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-19
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

The condition OF City Attorney Roscoe
Dale has not improved materially today.
The usual services morning and even :
ing will be held at Grace church tomor-
row.
Simpson Fenuell will ship from Tue !
son on the - OF this month 5000 head
OF cattle to California.
Pedro Zepeda OF Arivaca, j. W. !
Spencer of Tucson, z. Hickman of Will
cox, NJ. D. Starin of San Francisco and
John n Fallon of Scranton, Penn. are
at the Occidental.
Harry Holland, the old-time miner
who was SO badly hurt in the Queen
mine few days ago, at Bisbee, died at
the company hospital at IL p m. last
Thursday night. A large number Of his
old friends attended the funeral.
Harry Drachman, of Tucson, Grand /
Chancellor of tho Knights of Pythias OF
Arizona, attended a meeting of the X.
P. lodge at Wilcox last Tuesday. After
the lodge adjourned a banquet was
spread and loyal time had.-Range
News.
Tom Richey, son Of our townsman,
Geo. II. Richey, has been recently
elected reading clerk of the Kansas
state legislature by unanimous vote.
Young Mr.. Richey was formerly super
intendent of public instruction of Craw-
ford county, Kansas.
Slime Gallen is in Tombstone from the
Grand Republic mines in the Huachu-
cas-. He reports some ten men at work
there pushing development work, while
at the Exposed Rect Co. large force
- are at work getting the large cyanide and
. crushing machinery OF the company in
place The ground for the site has been
graded and the road leading the same
completed which Will materially faciIi-
tate the construction OF the mill.
w. c. Slawson of Pueblo, Col, has ar
management of the 0rndorff hotel; THE
writer of the paragraph has known Mr.
r Slawson intimately for fifteen years and
takes great pleasure in introducing him
~ to the good people of Tucson as an hon
Ie orable upright, conscientious gentleman,
,r Mr. Slawson is an experienced hotel man
n who understands the needs OF the trav
cling public and knows how to supply
d them. He will give the people OF Tue
n son first class hotel and will have 8
= friend in every one that meets him.
A Mexican by the name of Gomez was
q shot ard killed by another Mexican
D. Thursday night in Naco. The weapon
used was double barrel shut gun and
both barrels were discharged. The
a side OF the line about 9 p. m. Some
De words were exchanged between the two
&c about the ownership of an overcoat ant
= the elder tried to brain ..the other Mex
can with a stick OF wood when he rar
inside of a restaurant and grabbed {
! shut gun and killed his assailant who
dropped after the first shot and neye
uttered a sound.
of The annual estimate of the director
to of the mint of the production of golt
d. snd silver in the United States durint
1900 shows that Arizona stands seventh
ss in the list of gold-producing states ant
T. territories, its output for the yea
C. amounting to $4,000 1t stand
fifth as regards silver output, being cred
tied with 4,250,000 ounces. Colorado
y California, Montana, Alaska, South Da
Is kota and Utah lead the territory in golc
ID production, while Colorado, Montana
u Utah and Idaho were the largest pro-
ducers of silver, in the order name d
ne Idaho leading Arizona by 250, 600 ounces
~ ~ In view OF the great shortage of water
N in the territory for several years, this
showing is not bad one.
A A letter was today received by George
Va H. Smalley, from Colonel Alex. O
1t, Brodie, lieutenant colonel OF the Rougl
On Rider regiment and owner of the Grown
Point mine in which a rich strike wa
made a few weeks ago. The colone
re has just returned from the east, an
ls, read The Citizens tribute to the lat
10 Judge Wright. The colonel says: 9Th
10 10 other day Major McClintock sent me
or clipping from The Citizen, an obituar
s. of Judge Wright. in which you mentio
my name so kindly that feel it incun
" " bent upon me to write thanking you ft
Il the same. OF the sincerity of judy
=. Wright's friendship for me never ha
,iv the slightest doubt, and therefore
lie mourn his loss the more keenly."
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