Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Brief News Items
Of the Town.
Summer is here at last.

summer ls mere AT last.
Tonight at the University the public
| reception Will be held at $50.
County Treasurer Drachman has been
busy at the court house since his re-
turn from Phoenix.
Barron Nj. Jacobs has sold to Fritz
Pistor for $500 all of block % and % in
Brockner's addition to Tucson.
A Mexican laborer was run over by a
Southern Pacific train today and badly
injured. 1t is believed he will die.
The Spanish-American Alliance turned
out in force yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of q. A. Nalenzuela, the cattleman
who died this week.
w. +. Davis, H. d. Underwood and J.
j. Walsh were today appointed apprais-
ers of the late Ben jamin Fairbanks es-
tate.
Probate Judge Purcell today received
and accepted the resignation OF F. H.
Hereford as attorney for the minor heirs
in the estate of Juan Elias, deceased.
In the probate court today decree
was entered showing that due notice
had been given in the estate of Mary z.
Kilt, deceased.
A report reached Tucson this morn
ing that a drilling outfit has been out
west at Texas Hill and reached depth
OF 100 feet. A seepage of oil was struck,
it is said, and the oil men are confident
OF finding a gusher
W. s. Sturgiss, who is one OF Charley
Akers' stauuchest friends in Tucson,
said this afternoon that he believed that
Akers would become stronger with the
people, since he has been turned down
by Governor Murphy.
Baltinhouse & Doll of Washington
Camp have made great discovery of rich
ore in thatcamp. Reports from there say
that the ore runs as high as go ounces
in silver and sixty per cent lead. The
new discovery is near the Worlds Fair
mine.
Tony Grossetta has sold his interest
in the fish market and fruit store To-
Gated on Stone avenue. Tony has no
intention OF hunting oil, but proposes to |
open first-class fruit and fish market
at n East Congress street, next door to
the Baldwin restaurant, where he will |
be pleased to serve the public.
There was meeting of the Fire De- |
night when the Mayor and |
members OF the city council we're in at |
tendance. 1t was a meeting to bring the |
council and Fire Department closer to-
gether, and prevail upon the council to |
renew the appropriation of $50 month |
which was suspended some time ago |
pending an investigation of the Depart
ment. There were speeches and good
cheer prevailed. A committee was ap-
to officially present the affairs
of the Department before the council.
This committee is composed of Sam
G. X. Smith, Alex Rossi, s. w.
Purcell and Homer Goss.
The commencement number of the
University OF Arizona Aonthly,> which
IS published by the students is credit
70 publishers of experience. The pub
ication contains number of articles
which were contributed by the students,
and is illustrated with half.toue en-
cravings. The issue contains the fol-
owing articles. Tahiti, the Pearl OF
.he Pacific, by Edwin Harold Andrews,
The Changes OF Fortune in a Pros
Life by F. J. Hollingshead, A
by Leslie E. Gillett, Vir.
gil by Elinor Norway. Virgil by Eleanor
Harrison, Stamp Mill Practice at Qua
,aiuato by T. j. Hurley, Jr., Editorial
,y I. ]. Hurley, Jr., Poem by J.P.
ioodin, Domestic Science by Mabel
1ray Hoover, Book Review by Ida
aeyner Martin, The Sophs' Masquerade
'y Emily Cauthorn, Dormitory Life by
Emily Cauthorn, Criticism of Balzac by
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