Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-22
Daily Grist Of
Arizona News.

ii. F. Cunningham went to Tucson
Wednesday 10 locate some land neal
town. He and Burt Grove are launching
out into the oil business and they thinl
they have good indications OF developing
q spouter on this tract OF land.-Willeos
Range News.
We heard bright cowboy the othel
day, speaking Of the fool law agains
steer tying, predict that before FIVE year
more the boys would have to take 1
preacher with them on the rodeo. 90 81
TO not miss Sunday sschool.-Glob'
Times. "@
In one of the group Of claims Of thu
Harrington Mining company. in th'
Bradshaw mountains, two feet OF ship
ping ore has been encountered. 1t Ii
being taken out at the rate Of two tons 9
day. Coy Carey has the contract te
haul the ore to the railroad for ship
ment.-Prescott Courier.
J. P. Cummings received very pain.
full injury last Friday. While out at Jim
Kennedy's place he assisted in ropine
and branding some horses. The horse he
rode began to pitch and threw him into
the fire where the irons were heating.
He was bruised considerably and re.
ceived bad burn on the left hip which
has kept HIM confined TO his bed ever
since. He is at the present writing inn
proving rapidly and hopes to be able to
leave his bed soon.-Willcox Range
News.
A couple OF weeks ago q Mexican in
the employ of the Philadelphia Mining
company at Dos Cabezas discovered
some ore groupings about one-quar-
ter OF mile south of town on ground
that has been gone over bv prospectoEs
for the last twenty years. A shaft being
sunk on it unearthed an ore body about
fifteen inches wide and widening as they
60 down. The ore is rich, assaying as
high as 200 ounces in silver and some
gold. A recent assay OF the average value
from samples taken across the whole
vein showed that it ran about $50 per
ton in silver and sl2 in gold. The strike
has caused considerable comment and
old-timers are somewhat chagrined at
this Gre body having existed under their
very feet for these many years without
being discovered. Wilcox Range News.
The butchers new law provides that
all persons engaged in the butcher busi-
ness shall slaughter animals at fixed
and definite place and before the 2lst
Of the present month persons engaged in
the butcher business muet procure from
the Live Stock Sanitary board a license
to conduct snch business and shall ex-
ecute new bond with two or more good
sureties in the sum OF 81 900, to be APP
proved bv the chairman OF supervisors.
II change is desired in the slaughtering
place permit must be secured from
the Sanitary board. The license per year
required is: II the business is carried on
within four miles OF a town OF more than
5000 inhabitants, $3.50; within four
miles of town of more than 8, 600 inha-
bitants, $3.50; within four miles of q
town Of more than 1000 inhabitants,
$50; in oil cases, 30. Amy person who
kills more than two horned cattle, for
sale, per month, or more than six hogs,
sheep or goats come within the meaning
of the law.-Safford Guardian.
NJ. c. Parmley, the energetic Chapar-
raj mining man, is in town today, and
with Messrs. C. B. Stone, J. c. Fuller,
Geo. J. Steigmaier and Philip Forye, OF
Pennsylvania, are at the Prescott hotel
These latter gentlemen have been guests
of Mr.. Parmley for several days at the
Dividend mine and came to Arizona to
examine into its mineral resources, stat
ing that our prominence in mining is OF
such stable character and the induce
ments for profitable Investment are so
apparent, coupled with the fact that
Yayapai enjoys such good name as .
field for capital, that they came to look
over the ground, and accordingly ex-
press themselves as we'll pleased with
what they have seen or examined. These
gentlemen are all representative busi-
ness men of the Keystone state, and
their visit will undoubtedly be the
means OF further advancing our mining
possibilities and encouraging capital to
become identified with this industry
that Yavapai county 30 plainly leads all
other sections OF the west in.--Prescott
Journal Miner.
Notice TO Stockholders.
A stockhe lders meeting OF the Central
Union Oil Co., Of Arizona.
Notice is hereby given, that the an