Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Daily Grist Of
Arizona News.

The Arizona mining property OF c. d.
Lane known as the La Fortuna, 3S miles
southwest Of Fort Yuma, is the best pay
ing property in the known world, yield
ing with 20 stamps in one month 81 $685.
co., &3
The Phoenix Gazette says that Yer
non L. Clark ID looking ut the fire brick
clay that Is found in abundance near
Benson. Mr.. Clark will probably con-
clude to do business inithat locality.
J.H. Politzer, OF Nogsigs, is erecting
large adobe building at Naco, which
will be occupied as hardware store
when completed. The, Bisbee Review
says that twelve adobe makers are at
work and the rock for the foundation is
brought from Naco junction in carload
lots.
George Coleman hass left Bisbee for
South Africa via I<onson.sa MIR. Coleman
has been connected with the Copper
Queen company for long time and has
occupied the position as check clerk on
all bullion shipped ont. He 10 a pleas
ant gentleman and the Review wishes
him success wherever he may 90.
Mr.. d. A. LeBaron expects to ship
over five tons OF honey from his Apiary
this season. He has selected what he
considers an average colony and placed
the hive on pair of seals. Each morn
ing he takes the weightof the hive and
finds that the bees deposit In IL from
four to five pounds OF honey each day
Florence Blade.
NJ. G. Benton, and family have re-
turned to Tombstone from Bisbee. Mr..
Benton has been engaged assisting
Assessor Fife in the work OF numbering
and assessing Bisbee and the work ID
nearly completed. Tic prospector says
that Bisbee will showa healthy assess
ment this year and by the system Of
numbering, no property will escape the
rolls.
John H. Berger, one OF the best
known men in Phoenix, was killed Mon
day at his mine in the Hum burg mining
district. The Gazette says that Mr.. Ber.
ger was engaged In starting up gaso-
line engine and the machine was not
working properly. Mr.. Berger took off
the fly wheel to give it . turn, when the
engine started quickly throwing him
headioremost into the wheel and in o
few seconds his head was smashed into
q pulp.
The Tombstone Base Ball club players
have been assigned positions by Captain
Martin Welsh and the club expect 10
make an interesting game at Fort Hua-
chuca today and hope to carry away the
banner, notwithstanding they have had
comparatively little practice. The Tomb
stone twirlers have good supply OF
bats aud balls, and the Prospector says
that Manager Larrien will see that room
10 provided for the peaee disturbing root
ers, coaehers, and other experts and art
lists that are necessary auxiiliary 10 q
conducted contest OF national game. Col.
Frank Goodbody has consented TO act az
umpire and has had his arn,or patched
up. The following Is the line-np Of tie
Tombstone nine: 'George Rafferty,,
pitcher; ]. Critchley, Gather; J. Welsh,
ist base; H. Rafferty,, 2a base; M. Welsh,
Sd base; VIM. Keriew, short stop; Cleo.
Gallen, left field; VIM. Butler, center
field Sam Watt, right field; Western
Union Smith, mascot.
The Arizona stockman says that q
German who had lost his horse pub-
lished the following notice: Run
away or stolen, or yaa sirayed, mine
large plack hors. apoct is hands hie.
He has four plack legs, two pehind and
two pefore; he 10 piack all over his
pody, put he has got some vitespots pom
his pack we're do shin vas rub of, but !
greesed 'em and de vito spots ID all
plack again. He trots3and hunters and
he volks; all his legs and feet
goes on Won after annder. He has two
ears on his head. both alike. but vone is
placker dan toder and small pit longer.
He has two eyes. Won is put ont. and
toder is pom de side of his head and
ven you 60 toder side he yon't see you.
Ven he eats a good d8Ai. he has q pig
pally. He has a long tAirtlat hangs pc.
hind; put cut it shors toder day, and
now 1t is not 80 long vat 1t vas. He is
shoed all arou nd, put his pehind shoes
coined off, and now he has got on shoes
only pefore. Voeever shall pring him
pack shall pay five tolars reward, and ii
he prings pack he tief nat tshtole him,
he shall pay twenty tellars, and AK NO
questions.
On the hall shell Little Neck CLANS
Az THE BREAKER and THE BREAK.