Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14

See Primrose and Dockstader at the |
opera house tonight.
Did you see the Primrose and Docks
tader parade today. 1t will give you an
idea what you will see and hear at the
opera house tonight.
In the probate court today the second
annual account of Rosa NJ. Jacobs, ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Washing
ton NJ. Jacobs, was filed. Hearing upon
TIE account was set for January 26.
Hearing upon the return of sale made
by J. Knox Corbett as administrator of
the estate of Michael Sullivan was held
today.
The weather man has been giving us
some sleight-of-hand changes in the
weather during the past two weeks.
The cold has been tempered by the
warm rays of the sun during the past
two DAYS, but the mornings are still
brisk. Taken all together, Tucson furn-
ishes the best article OF climate to be
found anywhere.
Charley Davis, the veteran Snowman
who is stopping in Tucson met many of
his old friends today when the Primrose
q Dockstader company arrived. Both
, Mr. Primrose and Mr.. Dockstader are
old friends of~Mr, Davis and they were
glad to see him. When Mr.. Primrose
met Mr.. Davis at the opera house he
said to him, well, Davis, what are you
doing here" Mr.. Davis replied that he
was in the lung business. and Primrose
Immediately asked, "How's business"
Upon Saturday deal was made at
Sahuaripa in Sonora by which Captain
George Christy of Phoenix and George
Beebe OF San Francisco bought FIVE
mines in the Sahuaripa district, near
Mulatos, and some 400 acres of fine tim.
Der lands, water rights etc. The mines
are "antiguas" with fine records OF pro-
| dnction. Work is to be iuaugurated
| upon an extensive scale. The mines
sold are called Chipeona, Chippewa Co
lorada. Bustimuri, Tajos, Casita Colo
rada. The rive mines are group OF fine
gold properties. The vender is Rafael
$. Meneses OF Sahuaripa district, resid-
ing at Yerba Buena.
| Mexican exchanges report that at a
bull fight in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, recently,
the public became enraged at the poor
performance of the bull fighters and the
general all around rottenness of the
show. A number of the audience sprang
| into the arena and with chairs, brick
bats and clubs chased the panic-stricken
toreadors all around the BUILDING. The
ball scrappers managed, by bringing
considerable agility into play, to avoid
their pursuers. The populace mex,
turned their attention to the plaza which
they destroyed. The bull fighters were
fined 5000. Mazatlan is good place for
fakirs to steer clear of. A man by the
name of Cervera Prieto was the leader
of the cuadrilla.
A dispatch from Chicago dated Janu
airy ~, says that the western irrigation
promoters who are anxious to secure
governmental appropriation for the irri.
CATION OF vast tracts of arid lands will
make headquarters in Chicago this win
| ter. Governor Otero of New Mexico
and Governor Murphy of Arizona con.
ferred with George Fl. Maxwell, chair.
man of the National Irrigation associa.
ton there, with reference to the work
After the conference Governor Murphy
left for Arizona and Governor Oterc
went to Washington, where he will
| place the matter before congress. Gov.
ernor Otero said: "There are a grea,
many prominent westerners interested
| in the movement, and through our asso.
citation we hope to secure from congress
an appropriation of $3.50, 900 as starter
this winter"