Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-01
Brief News Items
Of the Town,

tor the summer season.
J. George Hilzinger vs. Robert r. Rus
sci is the title OF an injunction suit filed
today.
District Court will convene in Tomb
stone on Monday with Judge George X
Davis on the bench.
A garnishment suit was filed in The
district court today by Gardiner, Worther
4 Goss vs.. Doe 4 Parsons.
A. c. Ward has established a dairy
below the hospital and will commence
delivering good milk January lst.
Ernest Lang and Mrs. Victoria r
Gray were married last evening by Just
ice Wilson. Both parties reside in Tue
son.
The great oil tank of the Southern Pa
cific is being filled today. Oil to depth
of eighteen inches has been placed il
the tank. The oil comes from Beau
mont.
Frank Martin insulted woman yes
terday and Justice Wilson THE mornins
sentenced him to thirty days in th,
county Jail. The sentence is approved
| by the community.
The Thilomethian society OF tht
University presented drama entitlee
"Sowing His Wild Oats" at the opers
house last night. 1t was well played
and was witnessed by large audience
Burt Dunlap has sold !, 900 of his cat
tie to California parties. The cattle
viii be shipped about the 10th of June
Mr.. Dunlap's family will move to Los
Angeles in the near future.
Senator Eugene s. " was in Yuma
last Friday perfeeting arrangements foi
the opening OF q law Office. While there
he got in on the oil excitement to the
extent of few thousand acres, and will
do his part toward seeing what there is
in it.
|, Wiley Bennett has shipped large
bunch OF horses from Boyles' ranch oh
the San Pedro, to the st. Louis market.
There were many we'll bred horses in
the lot and thew are Of good size ranging
from IA to 15ta hands in height.
Willis P. Haynes has purchased for
$270o.0 the residence property OF Mrs.
Nellie N. Leavitt, southwest corner OF
Fifth Avenue and Seventeenth streets.
This is one of the neatest aud most at
tractive houses in the city, and Mr..
Haynes is to be congratulated on his
new acquisition.
On Monday the boards of supervisors
of Pima and Santa Cruz counties will
confer in regard to settling the indebted
ness which Santa Cruz county should
shoulder when that county was set apart
from Pima. The members of the board
of supervisors from Santa Cruz county
will come to Tucson to meet the Pima
county board.
1t rained heavily in portions of the
Sulphur Springs Valley Sunday. We'd
nesday afternoon and Wednesday night
indications were that considerable rain
fell in the mountains. Thursday morn
ing it showered slightly and the noun
tains received good wetting. The
Range News says that the outlook for a
fine range this summer is certainly flat
tering.
Large timbers for timbering the big
combination shaft are arriving in Tom b.
stone in large numbers. The timbering
work at the big shaft is OF most sub
stantial nature and the work outlined
will make it one Of the best timbered
shafts in the west. This is the first
work in the reopening and rehabilita-
ton of Tombstone as prominent min
ing camp.
Work on the Marshall well in the
Gila is being prosecuted with energy
and they have recently struck such
promising indications of oil that Mr..
Marshall has discontinued looking for
water and now declares his intention OF
going down, down, down, until he has
an oil gusher that will astonish the
natives.
Monday two Mexicans working in a
shaft at Johnson were badly injured by
a premature explosion. They had put
in several shots at the bottom OF the
shaft, and lighted them. One failed
to explode and they attempted to drill
out the charge. Suddenly the blast ex.
pioded sending shower OF sand and
gravel into their hands and faces. Their
injuries are serious but not fatal. They
may lose their eyesight.
From June 1st until further notice the