Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-22
Brief News Items
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Tucson lodge +. A. NJ. win meet To-
| night at their hall.
s.. Y. BaTkley and others have located
three mining claims 10 the Amoie dis
trict.
The Justice mill has not been grinding
this week because the crop Of peace
breakers failed TO harvest.
A derrick is being placed on the al
legged oil lands at Texas Hill and active
prospecting will begin at once.
The interior finishing touches are
being placed upon the Carnegie free
library building and the rooms win be
ready for occupancy in june.
Emerson says nothing wasever achiev.
cd without enthusiasm. II this is true
think Of all the oil that will be struck in
Arizona II the excitement keeps up.
Judge Dayis refused to grant writ d
habaes corpus in the case Of r. B. VIII
son who was held TO the grand jury fol
passing check alleged TO be fraudulent.
The cornice work Ii being placed upon
the new Bartlett building on Congress
street today. This building Is going 70
be one oi the handsomest business blocks
in the city.
Barnard Z. Mills who has been grant
ed permission 10 practice law in Arizona
will soon enter into. partnership with
City Attorney Roscoe Dale. Both are
young lawyers and the firm will no
doubt be successful. Mr.. Mills has been
in Arizona year recuperating his health
and has made many friends In Tucson.
The Tombstone Prospectcr says that
+. N. Wolcott bid In the supplies and
stock of general merchandise ct the Post
Exchange ct IT. Huachuca Saturday.
By Government authority all canteen
and commissaries on the military resery-
atoms are closed and final DISPOSITION
made by public auction. Mr.. Wolcott
was the successful bidder at Huachuca.
DIR. George Martin will return to
Aqua Caliente where he win remain
sometime. He is an ardent believer in
the merita d The the Aqua caIiente and
believes that the resort win BECOME one
Of the most popular in hecountry when
the remarkable curative powers OF the
waters are generally known. The doe.
tor has been greatly beneft ted by the
water therc and IL Ii but natural that
he should singthe praises Of the springs,
Als Rrockman IL in the city from Ma
cosari. the mining camp Of Phelps
Dodge q Co. Id Sonora. He has just
returned from . trip TO San francisco
where he went TO see the Ohio launch-1
cd. He says that the smelter isrnnningI
ut fun blast in Eac0sari and the camp
will boom whom the railroad is built
there. Tho road Is now being pushed
out b. Nacosari and win reach the new
copper camp in q few months.
Ever since Jack Duisen took charge Of
the city park it has shown great im
proyement, and everybody says that the
little park never looked moro inviting.
Jack rounded mp sin Papagps yesterday
and today they are at work in the park,
and almost every day he finds some per-
sons who are unwilling assistants In
beantifying The park. Jack has put q
stop 10 visitors to the park using the
benches to sleep upon. He turns the
water on everyone be finds sleeping
there.
Many Of the old-timers viii remember
The Albina sisters who sang in Tucson
fourteen years ago and we're assisted in
their operate concert by the Sixth cav
alry band. They are; here today to re.
new old friendships made during their
,tay here at that time. They are high
Hasa operate SINCERE, presenting Ger
nan. and English opera. They win
20 doubt arrange 70 give i concert
n Tucson during their stay a. many OF
heir Old friends are anxious 10 hear
hem again.
A strike Of high-grade ore has been
nsde in the Old Badly mining district
y : Mexican prospector. Ten claims
ave bean located and ttiA vein ID said to |
q extremely Fich. few days ago the
iscoverer brought Id . ANAL sack Of ore
rhich hesold for no. The ore aasayed
eturnsi forty per cent copper, thirty
unces in silver and $s in gold. The
fexican who made the discovery left
uring last night to locate his claims.
lie claims to be able to ship ore direct /
'om the surface Of the VENT the smelt-
T at q profit. +
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