Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-03
That Girl From Arizona, June 9TH.
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

]. +. Tallmadge has opened grocery
store at 459 Convent street.
There was Papago Indian scrap at
the San Xavier mission yesterday. One
Indian was hurt.
There will be a meeting OF the Tucson
baseball club tonight at the court house.
Efforts will be made TO reorganize the
club and make arrangements to meet
the Bisbee team on June 10.
Superintendent Forbes OF the San
Xavier mine, says that his camp is one
of the most orderly in Arizona for the
reason that he will not allow fighting OF
any kind.
Councilman Russell says that night
sprinkling OF the streets ia failure.
What's the matter with sprinkiing
night and day as they do in Phoenix in
the summer timer
There was a report today that oil had
been found upon Jailor Duffy's ranch.
Mr.. Duffy says il it is there it is his,
and he proposes to keep prospectors oil
the ranch il he has to use his gun.
II. T.. Crepin today filed notice OF the
location OF the Coyote mining claim in
the Silver Hill district. John u. Mettler
has located the May mining claim in the
Tucson mountains, eleven miles from
this city.
The examinations for federal posi-
tions in the Philippines began today.
Raymond Satterwhite and Miss Ken.
nedy are taking the examinations. Tie
work ia done under the direction OF the
local civil service commission.
The 1Ielyetia company has leased a
number OF its claims to the miners who
are working them successfully. The
miners receive the money in cash from
the company for the ore and some OF
them are making as high as % day.
Jailor Duffey owns ranch in the
Santa Cruz valley and he believes that
it contains oil. prospectors for oil like
prospectors for gold like to go great
distance from home, and Mr.. Duffy's
ranch is liable to be overlooked.
A water color sketch OF Mark Smiths
residence which was remodeled by ii. G..
frost the architect is on exhibition in
Bells drugstore. The improvement in
the residence 10 fair illustration o'
how some of,the old adobes can be beauti-
fed at a nominal expense.
Cornelio Sabedra thought he could
whip any man in town last night. He
began on lower Congress street to clean
up the town, but he ran across Officer
Pacheco and that settled his pugillstic
career for the time being. This morn
ing the pugilist was given Knockout
blow by Justice Wilson which landed
him in the county jail for fifty days.
On Saturday. there was filed two suits
by Gardiner, Worthen 4 Goss. The
Citizen mentioned the garnishment suit
which was against Doe & Parsons upon
the ocket but was really suit against
Ed. Hale. The object OF the plaintiff was
to garnishee SUI of money which Hale
would have received from Doe d Parsons.
As the suit was published it reflect
| ed upon the firm of Doe & Parsons which
was only an agency in the litigation.
Both cases have since been settled.
The st. Louis Cyanide plant, at Nam.
moth, has completed its contract upon
Mammoth taillngs and closed down.
Prof. Anderson contemplates removal
OF the plant to new field. Mammoth
will suffer considerable loss in bust.
ness way as the result of this 'close
down." as the plant employed large
number OF men who will now be compel.
led to seek employment elsewhere. The
Florence Blade says that the Mammoth
Cyanide Company has contracted for all
the tailings to be hereafter made by the
Mammoth Collins mill.
| l.. A. Snyder, the ore purchaser is in
Tucson today. lie has just returned
from Washington Camp and Torquoiss
Camp, which, he says, are very pros
porous. The Copper Hill Company ant
Col. McKitrick and Ryan Brothers are
operating mines and have excellent
properties. Mr.. Snyder considers th,
Pride OF the West one OF the best miner
In the Southwest for the amount OF dc
velopment work done. He says that
that portion Of Arizona Is In fine condi
tion. The Mowry, he says, is producing
a great deal OF ore and is running stead
lily.
Mrs. Aguirre gave luncheon at thu
San Augustine at l O'Clock this after
noon to her graduating class and mum
ber of their friends. Mrs. Aguirre ha,
taught Spanish at the University during
the last year and has been very success
ful. The table occupied by the luncheon
party was tastily and appropriately ar
, ranged by Mrs. Low OF the San Angus
tine. Delightful place cards created il
typography art by Mrs. Low, and tiet
with the yellow and scarlet colors of tn,
class adorned the table. Those who par
ticipated were: Miss Towner, Miss Gas
! taneda. Miss Smith, Miss Ferrin, Mist
Clara Ferrin, Miss Parker, Mrs. Aguirre
Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Castaneda.
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