Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-24
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

No. and 10 were reported on time.
Mrs. Parsons presnted to Chas d.
Parsons on last Monday an heir to his
estate. The late arrival ls q boy.
Train No. 9 was reported on time at 3
O'Clock and No. 10 was two hours late
on leaving Los Angeles.
Two locations OF mining claims were
filed today at the recorders office by A,
p. Dillon in the Growler district, Pima
county.
Albert Steinfeldt has fled notice of
milIsite location in the Quijotoa district
for the purpose of reducing the ores of
Rebeccs claim.
The Rebecca mining claim in the
Quijotoa district has been fled upon by
Albert steinfeldt. The papers were
filed today.
In the probate court yesterday the
residue OF the estate OF Trinidad NJ. de
Castro was set aside, being part OF lot 4
in block 2l9, to Ramon Soto grantee OF
children OF deceased.
W. P. Woods administrator filed re-
turn OF sale OF the La Osa ranch yester-
day in the estate of Ellen Finley, de-
cease
Bids for the erection of the Holiday
school house, in the near vicinity OF the
Indian school, will be opened next Sat
| day. The cost OF the structure Ia not to
exceed 81 500.
But little business was transacted at
the probate court today. In the matter
of the estate of Lizzie Hicks, deceased,
it was ordered that the property be set
aside for the sole use OF the family.
William Haynes has fled on the east
half Of southeast quarter OF section 26,
township 13 south, range IA east OF Gila
and Salt river meridian, containing
eighty acres.
Several mining men OF San Diego,
California, arrived in Tucson this morn
fng and Immediately took their depar-
ture for Arivaca. These gentlemen
visited that section about ten days ago,
and undoubtedly have found some suit
able properties in that district.
Bernard Goodstein, the man who at
tempted to murder his wife last Mon
day morning, and who made an ineffec-
tual attempt to destroy himself, has en-
ployed attorney Blenman to defend him
What the plea will be is not yet known.
George Christ, Jr., OF the Surveyor
generals Office, has returned from his
annual vacation. Mr.. Christ's itenera-
ry included Kansas City. Chicago,
Washington City. and Buffalo, but
when he arrived at the national capital
he iound the heat 90 intense that he
concluded to return to Tucson and cool
off. "The excessive heat of the east
cannot be endured by an Arizonian,"
said Mr.. Christ this morning land
am truly pleased to return to country
where one is not compelled TO disrobe
beneath an electric fan In order to get q
few hours sleep" Although he suffer.
ed greatly from the heat while in the
east, Mr.. Christ is just as handsome as
he was before his departure, and in Or
der to retain his rotound form, symmetFi-
cal figure and elastic step. VOWS that he
will not again leave Arizona.
Appolonio Valdes came in this morn
ing from the Aurora group OF mines, south
OF Helvestia, in the Santa Rita noun
tain. These mines are OF gold, silver
and lead with the latter metal predomi-
mating and are highly developed. Recent
assays gave returns OF 33 per cent lead,
which in itself is sufficient TO constitute
q good mine II there Ii ore in quantity,
not to mention the existence OF precious
metals. The Aurora is the property OF
Jim Guest and Appolonio Valdes.
An abundance Of rain has fallen in
that section OF the Santa Ritas, there
having been an incessant down pour
from last Sunday evening up to Tues
day. and it is thought that the streams
and tanks will furnish q sufficient
quantity of that fluid for all practical
purposes for several months to come.