Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-30
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

The Common Wealth mine at Pearce
made a $4,000 bullion shipment this
week.
Tom Borton has sold some mining
claims for Jose Maria Peralta to eastern
parties. The deal was consummated
yesterday.
THOSE DINNERS at The Breaker
cannot be beaten. Give us trial.
Colonel George w. Brown has named
the Twenty first legislature the ''kodak" "
legislature, because h says it passed so
many Code acts.
EASTER millinery at the Leader.
Miss Meridian Kicks today took a large
number of her young friends to Fort
Lowell where they spent the day on
picnic. About thirty little boys and
girls composed the jolly party.
A HANDSOME line of millinery at
No. "a Congress street, the Leader.
Perry Williams OF Maricopa Is grim
joker. He says Maricopa has fortunate
ly never experienced boom, but has
always had good, steady growth. He
has lived there fifteen years. When he
struck the place there were fifteen peo-
pie there-now there are seventeen
Phoenix Republican.
At Grace church tomorrow services
will be held as follows: IL, morning
prayer, and sermon on "The Palm Sum
day" I 80 evening prayer, and sermon
on "Trusts" by the rector, preceded by
a ten minutes talk by the Rev. A. H..
Gunnet on Finding Homes for Home
less children"
WHEN you are hungry remember
that I he Breaker gives the most for the
money. Everything first class and up
to-date.
Burt Alvord, according to rumor, came
into Tucson this week and spent several
hours with his friends. Alvord has ae-
quired great deal OF nerve and is like
ly to be captured soon. He was seen
yesterday at Douglas and posse started
out after him. Alvord says he il not
afraid OF the officers and is ready for a
fight if an attempt is made to take him.
The Common Wealth mining com
pany is going to build two $4,000 gallon
oil tanks at Cochise. The foundation OF
one of these tanks has been completed
and the tanks are expected here this
week. The gasoline engine for pump
ing the oil out OF the cars and into the
tanks has arrived and is being placed
in position.
LADIES remember tie Easter open
ing OF pattern hats at the Leader Millin-
cry Parlors.
One of the owners of the famous Con-
tention mine, Mr. Macanany of San
Francisco, was in Tombstone during the
week looking over the old camp again.
He thinks larger body Of ore will be
struck in the Contention than ever be-
fore. This mine was large gold pro-
ducer and was probably the richie st
mine in the camp. 1t is said that $s,-
600 900 were taken out Of the Conten-
ton.
THE BREAKERS DINNERS COM
mence at p. m, and continue until
30 p. IN. The best and most for your
money.
K. W. Curtis, who mas been travelling
i'll Arizona for ten years as representa-
tive OF the Texas & Pacific railroad, has
been promoted to the position of south
western freight and passenger agent at
FL Paso for that line, succeeding Il. +.
Darbyshire, resigned. The many
friends of Mr.. Curtis in Arizona will be
pleased to learn of his promotion. Mr..
Curtis is well known in Tucson, and his
promotion was received with genuine
pleasure by his many friends in this
city.
Andres Maurel is in the city from
Globe making homestead application
of land which he has occupied as a
squatter for twenty years near Globe.
The township which contains his land
was but recently opened to settleme mt
by the land office. The Buffalo smelter
and works are located upon Mr.. Maurel's s
land. He has about thirty acres under
cultivation and runs dairy supplying
wilk to his patrons in Globe. He says
that the Buffalo mining company is
sinking new working shaft and when
this is completed the smelling opera
tions will be resumed.
b. d. Fairbanks has reopened the
Fashion again with gentlemanly "mix-
ologist' behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve the most fastidious.
The Copper Era says d. NJ. Riordan
of the General Electric company, accom-
panied by Prof. Marsh arrived Tuesday
and last night were joined by Prof. Law
renee Austin, noted expert and metal.
lurgist of New York, who is one of the
most noted authorities on pyretic smelt-
ing in the United States. Prof. Austin,
in company with Prof. Marsh, will make
q thorough investigation of the ores of
the camp, treatment of the same, etc.
He will also make thorough examina-
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