Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

the honors last year In the cadet dFlil was
again successful yesterday.
The Eagle Milling company has
brought an attachment suit against F.
Miltenburg and Margaret Miitenberg.
W. T. Day, the gold king of the Qui-
iotoas, today fled location notices of
two quartz claims in the Quijotoa noun
tains.
The Happy Jack mining Company has
struck ore. There are many Happy
| Jacks in southern Arizona in con.
sequence.
| Miss Gaughey is entitled to great
credit for the manner in which the girls
| drill was given last evening at the Univ
ersity. 1t was fine exhibition OF train
| ing.
Two Cinnamon were arrested yester-
day charged with operating a "hop
joint" The opium pipes were found in
their possession and the Cinnamon were
in dazed condition from the effect of
the opium.
n. 0. Fullner and others have filed 10.
| cation notices of ten oil ilclaims near Bear
Springs in the Whetstone mountains.
The oil excitement is spreading rapidly.
Where there is 10 much gas there must
be oil.
The last will and testament of Juan
Pain was filed in the probate court to-
day. A petition was filed today to re-
open the estate OF G. T. Harshaw. The
estate was closed in 1886. The petition
ers want it reopened for the purpose of
distributing certain real property in
Tucson.
Juan Ortega was on trial this after"
noon in Judge Meyers court charged
with branding twelve head OF cattle be-
longing to Sabine O'Tero OF Arivaca.
The evidence showed that the stock had
been branded, the brand being placed
over that used by O'Tero. A blacksmith
10 the city testified that he made the
brand for Otero, but the iron cannot be
found. The case was still on trial late
this afternoon. Ortega claims that he
is innocent Of the charge.
E. p. Clellan rode in from the San
Pedro country this afternoon and gave
himself up to Sheriff Murphy. He says
that his mind is not right and he be-
lieves that he will do harm to someone
ii he remains out of Jail. He says that
parties in the San Pedro valley got him
into horse race and he lost 500. His
wife few days ago gave birth to
child and he is afraid that he will harm
it. Clellan was brought before Judge
Purcell several weeks ago but was al
lowed 10 return home. The physicians
then believed that he was but temporar-
lily deranged. He will be examined
again tomorrow.
The Happy Jack mining company
seems to be meeting with success The
stock is now selling at fift y cents and
40, 600 shares have been sold. The COM
pany's mines are in Washington camp,
the incorporators OF the Happy Jack
company are we'll known men in Ariz-
ona. They are r. r. Richardson, Rich
ard Aimes, A. 4. Crepin, w. Fl. Barnett,
g. Ben Heney and w. f. Cooper. Mr.. |
Heney has received information that |
ore has been struck five feet in width |
and there is considerable enthusiasm in |
the Happy Jack camp.
Mrs. G. P. Clark died at the city hos
pital yesterday. The remains were TAX
en- to Globe on last nights trainby the
husband and mother OF deceased. Mrs.
Clark gave birth to child at her home
in Gila Bend last week, and was seized
with blood. poisoning. She was brought
to the hospital here and every attention
was given her by physicians and trained
nurses. She began to sink and death
now came TO relieve her OF the pain she
suffered. Mrs. Clark was formerly
Laurette Graidon OF Globe, and she had
many acquaintances in Tucson. She
was married to Mr.. Clark about two
years ago. He is the agent OF the South
ern Pacific at Gila Bend.
Two trainloads Of Porto Ricans, men,
women and children, passed through
Tucson yesterday evening en- route to
the coast. They will be shipped by
steamer from Frisco to the Hawaiian
isIands where they go under contract TO
work for the Hawaiian Planters Asso-
citation. For the past six months the
laborers from Porto Rico have been pass.
ing through Tucson in installments OF
from 200 10 600. Juan Alvarez who had
charge oil the Porto Ricans said that
5000 iaborers could be taken from Por.
TO Rico to Hawaii. He stated that there
too many iaborers In Porto Rico and |
this Government is anxious to take |
some of them of the islands and i'm.
prove the labor conditions there. Al
vaFex, however. admitted that the Porto |
Ricans were practically slaves In the |
hands of the sugar planters Of Hawaii.
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FIN u fnrnitnre, Haviin China, in auc- |
ti0n sale June 9th.
y q. u. DARRow, Auctioneer.
Il From June LIT until further notice the
tAbIe boafd a. Hotel Hall win be $500
rzu.s xsaFa Shtf M a.