Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-25
Daily Grist Of
Arizona News.

j. W.. Hansen Of Tucson dropped in
Wednesday and is viewing the sighths
OF the great copper camp. Heis staying
at the Bessemer. Bisbee Review.
The base ball game at Naco Sunday
between the Bisbee and Naco mines re-
suited in score OF 10 to 0. But five in
nings were played.-Tombstone Pros
pector.
A shipment of 1873 head of cattle was
made this afternoon from Don Louis.
They were shipped to Bakersfield and
were brought, across the line having
been purchased from B. A. Packard,
Spindle and others Tomstone Pros
pector.
The News says that Tempe is about
the only Incorporated town in the Terri
tory that is out of debt and has money
in the treasury. In addition to this 1t
claims to have the clsanest streets and
is we'll ordered. These are some of the
inducements. Tempe has to present to the
prospective investor.
Captain Hiel Hale arrived in Yuma
Tuesday morning from Mohawk. says
the Sentinel. Captain Hale is one oi
the original diecoyerers Of oil at Texas
Hill. He is an authority on oil lands
and is very positive in his belief that the
Texas Hill country win develop into an
immense oil producing district. The
Captain is former resident of Yuma,
having been assistant superintendent Of
the prison, and represented this county
IN the Legislature one term. His many
friends here will hope that the Captain
may strike it rich in the oil fields.
Mr.. Thomas Childs. 4 former Phoeni-
clan, but for some years past resident
of Aio, southof Gila Bend, is lin Phoenix
on business. sayssthes Republican. Mr..
Childs is the owner OF the big Aie pro.
perty, on which mill 10 standing, bat
which has been idle for some time
owing TO- the methods Of the parties
holding bond on the property. It is
said to be great mine and some day
viii be extensively worked. Mr.. C. G.
Bean, who also owns . mining property
at Ajo, is now in New York ON business
connected with ilis enterprise.
The Republican says that private
letter was received from Waiter T. Gre.
CORY OF the Fourth cavalry yesterday,
under date Of Dagupan, March %. Mr..
Gregory, at the time Of writing. was In
q military hospital and said he had been
there since some time in December. that
he had been very sick, in fact, at The
point Of death, but a. the time Of writ.
ing was very much improved and ex.
pected 70 make . gooIfscovery. He
seemed 20 be in good spirits and hoped
TO return to Phoenix IN about nine
months.
In accordance with announcement
made last week the marriage ceremony
OF Mr.. Aleiandro Figueroa and Miss Do.
lores Redondo took place 1T the Catholic
church on last Monday morning. The
wedding nuptials were further celebra-
ted in the evening at the homo Of the
brides parents and the house was filled
to oseriiowing with friends and relatives
OF the happy pairs who were the recip-
tents Of numerous presents and congrr-
tnlations. Refreshments were served
and the evening was spent ia i most en-
joyable manner. Both bride and groom
were born in Yuma and d members Of
prominent Spanish families. 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Egueroa the Sentinel extends
congratulations and best wishes for i
long and happy e.-Yuma Sentinel.
H. n. McPaul is in Phoenix ON bus
iness connected with the oil boom In the
western part of this county and the east
ern part Of Yuma county. He says II
there IL any Oh anywhere Ia the world
il certainly ought to be found ia the
North Oatman Flat which, 10 abont ten
miles eat Of Aqua Caliente Hot Springs.
Mr.. McPaul and his associates have
located over eight sectionsof land, Laugh
lin, Graham and associates hsve some
five or six sections; Mel Greenleai and
others have six or seven sections, and
Albert Behan. ]. H. Behan and George
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Christ, Jf., have large tracts located,
and further down at Mohawk Captain
Hiel Hale, Of Tucson, owns : large tract
that has just as good prospectsa as any Of
them.
The affairs Of the Sun Dance Mining
company have been amicably adjusted
and all litigation has happily ended.
Word was received today that IT 4 meet
ing of the directors Of the company in
Chicago, general compromise was ef-
fected, and q new superintendent ap-
pointed, and it was now the intention
to go ahead and develop the property on
more extensive and practical scale
than ever before. The new superintend.
ent is en- route to Prescott and due to
arrive on Saturday. The claims Of the
Sun Dance people lay but ten milesfrom
Prescott In the Hassayampa range, and
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