Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-09

his pay.
Services will be held at Grace church
tomorrow, Sexagesima Sunday, as fol-
lows: IL a. m, morning prayer and
sermon, 1.-The Strenuous Life so
even prayer and sermon, The Doctrine
of Count Tolstoi.' Charles Ferguson,
rector.
IN. Lean has returned to Wilcox
from Tucson. He had been confined Tor
several weeks at the Sisters hospital
with an attack OF pneumonia. lie has
resumed his position again as Southern
Pacific agent at Wilcox.
Or. Zimmerman, the chiropodist, re-
turned to Tucson from Nogales ana
Tombstone where he went week ago.
The doctor will remain in the city but
few days and will then go to the south
ern part of the territory. All who wish
his attention should call at once.
Howard F. Chaplin is in the city from
Denver. Mr., Chaplin is a we'll known
mining man from Colorado who has be-
come interested in mining in southern
Arizona. He has organized the Chaplin
copper mines and smelling company and
will engage actively in mineral develop
ment in this part OF Arizona.
Mark Lully the Nogales mining man
returned from trip TO Silver Bell today
with K. X. Richardson owner OF the
Hardshell mine near Patagonia. Mr..
Lully says he will be in Tucson on the
18TH on bis way to Washington and will
bring the bear with him. The bear will
take part in the Inauguration parade in
Washington.
Major c. l.. Cooper, commanding
officer at Fort Grant, has been pro-
NOTED 10 lieutenant-coIonel. First Lieu
tenants Cole, of the Eth Cavalry, and
Hornbrook, Flemming, Forsvthe and
Jackson, of the 9TH Cavalry, returned TO
Fort Grant this week from Fort Riley.
Kansas, where they attended all ex-
animation for promotion. All of them
passed satisfactorily and are in line for
promotion.
Frank NJ. King this morning received
a telegram stating that jim FTayne VINO
was with Alexander and Miller when
Mr.. Kings sister was shot by AleXan-
der, has not been captured but is being
hunted by sherff's possee. Mr.. King,
by his brother Joe King,
who is at La Cananea camp in Sonora,
will go to Yuma to be present at the ex-
animation OF the parties who took part
in the affair.
The SolomonviIle Bulletin referring to
the bill introduced by Hon. Sam Barkiey
Tor enlarging the university says; Mr..
Barkley, Of Pima county has introd uce d
a bin in the assembly providing for the
issuance OF $4,000 in bonds to raise
at the territorial university at Tucson.
The University is so badly crowded that
must be done to relieve
the CONGESTION if the sbest results
are to be hoped for. The univer-
sity at Tucson should be the prid4 OF
every Arizonian and this loan should be
provided by the legislature, so that this
creditable institution may continue TO
flourish.
There was large attendance at the
San Augustine last night to witness the
production of Mrs. Jarley's waxworks.
The entertainment was laughabe bur
lesque presenting a large number of
characters who moved and became an
innate only when wound up and oiled.
Mrs Judge Mitchell as Mrs. farley pre-
sented the characters and had charge OF
the performance, and she made an ex-
cellent Mrs. farley, her makeup alone
being worth the price of admission to
an for the benefit of the Guild of Grace
church. The attendance was large con-
sidering the state of weather.
W. b. McCleary, the Old Badly min
ny man, has returned from the east
where he went a few weeks ago to con-
Ter with capitalists whom he has inter-
,sted in the Old Badly district Mr..
McCleary says that there is great deal
Of interest manifested in southern
arizona and he looks for some big deals
n mining to be made this spring. Dur
ng his visit east Mr.. McCleary visited
he recent copper discovery made
eighteen miles from Little Rock, Ark.
He says that the claims are somewhat
'freakish" in character, native copper
occurring in slate and gold in sandstone.
Mr. McCleary will go out to Old Haldy
omorrow to look alter the development
work which he is carrying on there.
BETTER THAN EVER, that famous
shiIi con Barne at The Breaker and The