Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

\ large number OF Yuma and Cocopah
Indians says the Yuma Sentinel, have
been up 10 the Tucson land Office 10 file
on government land. The government.
allows them this privilege, but In doing
30 they sever their tribal relations and
become American citizen to q. limited
extent. HE rights as q homesteader
are not equal to those OF The white man.
He cannot cucumber his land, he can
not lease 1t, and can only secure patent
at the expiration oI twenty-five years.
| Two new gas engines have been put
in place In the pumping plant Of the
Arizona Copper company. in order to
furnish power sufficient TO pump water
from Clifton 10 the reservoir of the
tongfeliow incline, from whence II will
be re-pamped to the new concentra.
tor.
The Prescott Courier Of "Wednesday
says; ''Frank King and Sam King ar
rived in Prescott Yesterday. They are
brothers Of thei late Mira. Burns. who was
killed near Yuma by r. NJ. Alexander
The Courier was nisIniormed as TO the
arrival Of Frank King in Prescott on that
occasion. Mir. King is In Tucson and
has been in Tucson for come time. Later
on. possibly, Frank mas witaess the
trial OF the slayer Of his sister.
The warm wave has eyidenily arrived /
ai Prescott. The Courier Of recent da... |
says; Prescott il getting 10 be quite
manufacturing town, NO far az ice cream
and soda water are concerned.
Con. 0'keefe, the jovial merchant aud
mining man. formerly Of Jerome bat
now OF Nogales, came In from the South
this morning. Mr.. 0'Keeie was one oi
the original inoorporators ci the CobFe
Gran,le company, bat his disposed Of bis
interests last winter, realizing a snug
little fortune from the deal. Since going
% Mexico he has been on the lockout for
other properties. and has succeeded Ia
securing large silver property, on
which he has had force Of nseu at work
ever since last December. He has what
Is equal TO aboat eighteen American
claims and has quarter OF a million
dollars worth OF ore blocked oat now in
.he mines, He has just incorporated a
under the laws of Mexico and
,as his titles all perfect, and expects
Ioou TO incorporate under the Territory.
The property is known as the La For
una, and 10 about seventy miles South
rom Nogales. The ledges are quite
arge, and the ore can be taken ont and
worked very cheaply.
The Lulley brothers, Louis and
Lucky Mark of the Monte Carlo, con-
inued to receive encouraging reports
rom their mines in the Santa Ritas.
.ast week Louis purchased fine buggy
18th rubber tires from Henry Levin, the n
roker, and it is reported that Mark, t,
OF to be outdone, has declared that he N
going to send for an automobile. The O.
lachine is 10 be equipped with hy- +,
rogen gas balloon attachment which 1t 81
stated Mark will use to convert the in
.uto' into an air-a-moter. This ar.
will enable him to save time
Y flying over the small hills and ranch q,
ouses between Nogales and the mines
It saves the trouble OF going around,
,u know" says Mark-Nogales c,
asis. tn
The Exposed Reef company, in the s@a @
uachucas, expect to have their large sa
illing plant ready for operation this in
eek. The company has installed a nc nc
odern cyanide mill with rolls and has r.;
Of 1000 tons daily. The com 50
my have expended 100000 since &C. ca
liring their property, and have plenty AZ
ore and are now in fair way to be-
me steady Cochise county producer. =.
he company operate telephone line Ia,
Dm their mines to Tombstone, dis ca,
mt about 2s miles.-Pprospector. Gu
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While out driving don't forget West Do
,ngress Street Gardens, the place to an
all kinds OF cold and refreshing drinks 81:
ID nice, cool private rooms with ac- be
to suit the public in gen. at
al. 53-tf. j. FITzsIMMoNs. res
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'CHANGE OF VENUE'-35c thirty thl
Q cts. that will be the price OF the reg st.
ar dinner at THE BREAKER only rea