Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-21
Brief News Items
Of the Town,

it is not always so.
Ramon Soto vs.. Francisco Gastelo, 6
suit upon an accounting, was filed in the
district court today.
w. B. Page vs.. B. l.. Worthen, a suit
for alleged damages, is in trial today in
the district court.
Robert Fisher has been sentenced te
twenty-five days in the county Jail by
Justice Wilson. He fiourished six
shooter and made things lively for time
in the Red Light saloon in Barrio Libre
S.A. Parnell, manager of the Old Do
minion mine at Globe, who was here a
few days ago, has decidad to close down
the Old Dominion. About three hun
dred miners will be thrown out of en-
ployment.
P. Amiroux and B. F. Hood, accord
ing to Judge R. D. Ferguson, have
taken bond upon the majestic group
of the Copper claims which are located
in the Tucson mountains. 1t is said
that they propose to develop the
claims.
DIR. Fenner's new building on Stone
avenue is being fitted up for DR.. Lop-
penthien, a Chicago dentist, who will
open up with a modern dental equip
ment, July 1st. All the newest ap-
pliances in antiseptic surgery will be
utilized by DR.. Loppenthieh.
Senator George P. Blair is here today.
He came in to file his bond as receiver OF
the Mammoth mine. Senator Blair has
project to diminish the cost OF operat-
ing the Mammoth by transmitting cleo
trio power over copper wires from Tue
son. With the mine in Senator Blair's
hands his friends believe that it will
soon take rank with the most profitable
gold mines in the southwest.
Capt. j. D. Milton spent yesterday in
Tucson in company with an oil expert
from California. They just returned
from Texas where Capt. Milton and w.
E. Sturgiss own large tract OF valua-
BILE Oil lands. Capt. Milton went to Cali
ifornia but will return in short time.
w. E. Sturgiss came in from his ranch
to meet Capt, Milton.
j. D. Moore has bought Boy Wilkes,
the $1,000 Kentucky stallion He is one
Of the most beautiful horses that has
ever been brought from Kentucky to
Arizona. The horse is only three years
old, fifteen hands high and weighs 1850
lbs. It was sired by Wilkes, dam by
Washington Denmask. This horse can
be seen at the Club stables by any one
wishing to breed.
A rich gold strike is reported from the
Gallurio mountains. The men who
made the discovery are Henry III.
Wareck and Jack Gardiner. The new
find is about eighteen miles above Mann
moth in region which has heretofore
been scarcely prospected. Some rich
samples OF ore have been brought to
Tucson. Col. Epes Randolph is said to
have secured control OF the property.
While at Hermosillo, last week Mr..
w. C. Greene, the Cananea mining mag
nate, bought from Don Carmen 0rtega
large body of land in the Cananea re-
gion. the tract being the "demisillas,"
(overplus) Of the Ojo de Aqua grant, one
Of the tracts recently transferred to Mr..
Greene by the California & Mexico Land
x Cattle Co., mention of which transfer
was made in these columns at the time
the deal was made.
Jasper S. Scrivner has filed an injunc-
ton suit against school district numbtr
one. The plaintiff wants to restrain the
trustees from delivering to Gen. l.. FL
Manning deed to block 1876 which was
recently sold to him by the trustees.
Plaintiff claims to hold lease upon the
property covering period OF five years,
and also alleges that the sale was made
without authority. Francis Fitch fs at
torney for the plaintiff.
The Phoenix Gazette says: l.. V.
Navarro, we'll known in Phoenix for
some years as Mexican conseI in this
city has had various matrimonial ver-
lures. Navarro was married in Phoe-
nix and divorced after a few months of
married life. Mrs. Navarro lived in
Phoenix while her ex-husband lived
in Tucson. Last Thursday Senior Ma
varro came to Phoenix and fixed mat
ters up with his comely ex-wife and'the
pair left for FL Paso, where they were
married last night. They will return at
once to Tucson where they will reside.