Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Rich Gold Find
In the GaliurO Mts.

The recent big gold find in the Ga
miro mountains attracted large num-
bcrs of prospectors to that country
Chas. 8. Fleming manager of the Con
soldated Gold Mountain Mining Co
returned to Tucson last night from
their property and according to his re-
port, other valuable claims have been
discovered near his mine. Heretofore
| that section of the Galuri country has
been wild and unfrequented. On the
war department map Of the Fort Grant
region, that section, for a radius of p
miles. is left blank The country was
so rough that it was rarely visited by
/ the prospector.
| Mr.. Fleming states that within the
last few months every available min
| ing property in that district. has been
| located. Returning over the trail to
| the San I'edro river, he met a hall
dozen prospectors packing into that
country. In many Oh the canyons pros
pectOrs can make good money panning
| free gold. In the vicinity OF the prop
cray OF the Gold Mountain Co, every
pan shows colors.
Speaking of their own property Mr..
| Fleming says that they now nave quite
a good sized camp there. An addition
al force OF men was recently put to
work developing the claims An aver.
age on assays taken for 400 feet across
the face of the great dyke, runs Sc to
the ton in gold. A cross cut tunnel GU
| feet in length. shows up exceedingly
well, Mr. Fleming says that the prop
| erty goes beyond all of his expecta-
tions.
The supplies for the Gold Mountain
Co. are now packed in from the SaI
Pedro side but later on. mDad will
be built from the other side and sup
plies will be shipped in from Wilcox
The company has an excellent mill site
at Rattlesnakc Springs about two miles
! from the mine. There is an abundance
OF water at that point
Dick Fleming accompanied Chas.
Fleming on his recent trip to III
mine. He has bonded the claims locat-
ed by r, S. Dodge and George Bron
son. They are extensions to the south
of the property bonded by the Gold
Mountain Co. He has established n
camp there and put force to work de
veloplng the property
The GaluirO district gives evidence
| of being one o. the richest mining sec
tions in Arizona
Melbourne MacDowell in Sardou's
greatest play. Cleopatra will be
presented to the patrons of the Tucson
opera house tonight The manage
ment, Mr. Thomas r. Hart, has en-
deavored this season to- make this
production absolutely perfect in every
detail of stage art. without n sign Of
shoddiness or suspicion of gloss m
the minutest particular and feels sat
| isfied that he now presents to the
theatre gocrs of this country dra-
matte idyIl worth the study of a
scholar and the artist MIR MacDowell
is perhaps in the zenith of his power as
an actor and the supporting company
have been carefully selected with a
view to their fitness for their respcc-
tive parts. Miss Florence Stone who
plays the title role Of Egypt's Queen,
| Cleopatra, has been particularly Sc
leCted by Mr. MarDoWell for her
beauty her talents and her personal
magnetism, and her portrayal of this
part has called forth unstintcd praise
! from the press and public alike. Miss
stone $ face presents decidedly
Egyptian profile and in her tnIs blue
vetncd queen of Egypt. with her sin
uons carriage. her regal robes and her
long golden auburn hair. falling from
under crown of jewels" render her a
picture o womanly and quecnly vol
uptuness The play has been staged
and the entire production prepared by
Mr.. Frank Willard VINO was for years
associated with the lamented Fanny
Davenport as stage director. The
scenery and costumes are new In every
detail making this production the
chiet attraction to be seen In Tucson
this season
Knobs q Tennessee. means some
thing