The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

pdny near PhOenlX is now in position
and will be started on its mission af-
ter oil next Monday.
Officers of the Southwest Miners
Association, recently elected for the
ensuing year are; Thomas Ewing.
president; Frank Monaghan. vice-pres-
ident; II. G. James. secretary; B. Me
Cready, +. w. Braun. F. p. Newton
and c. II. Burcham. directors.
The Phoenix mine was closed down
again few days ago The company
expects to resume operations in the
! fall
| 1t is said that a big English syn1i-
cate has secured control of ,ne i'm
mense marble quarries near Bowie.
The property was owned by l.. r. Sc
guin. of Phoenix, who discovered 1t.
A ledge some .6T0 feet in width runs
directly under the old fort. In this
main ledge is streak of pure white
marble nearly seventy five feet wide
There is also vein of valuable black
marble in the deposit
An eastern company has purchased
the Planet mines in Mohave county
from Alave Aughaghe who has been
working them for many years. The
ores are rich in copper The new
owners will begin extensive and sys-
ten attic work on the mines when cool
weather begins
The Tombstone water works we're
badly crippled this week by the unpre-
cedented high waters in the San
Pedro, The pipe line and also the
telephone line TO the reservoir were
severed in the storm
II Is estimated that fully one thous-
an' pleasure seekers have gone from
Phoenix this season to the coast. A
conservative estimate of what each
one vii spend is 5000. or total of
5000, 600,
a, w, Clifford, secretary OF the In
ternational Miners association. is I
sending to the editor of every paper
IN New Mexico and Arizona and to
many editors of west Texas and in
MEXICO a prospectus of the Miners
association and copies of the Mexican
mn'ng laws. in exchange for which he
aStS that they cooperate with the as
'oclation in inducing capitalists to
inter the mining districts of this
section.
The Troy smeIter at Troy has been
hut down on account OF strike Of |,
n" boiS ting men. The men were get
fnS 81" DER day and they uem4nti d
! 1T toI eight hou:s work The t,.Ill.
any promptly refused to stand ne j
alse and closed down the smelter and
topped work on the Alice mine The ]
mfany has carload of copper bull
Il - fine, ready tol shipment. Ii
Judge A. s. Humphreys, who is well
noWn in Arizona has resigned his
osltion as circuit judge OF the terri
Dry of Hawaii
Judge Humphreys was formerly A
'sident of this territory and a mem
er of the Phoenix bar He has been
lentioned as a possible candidate for
.awaii's delegate to Congress.
F. Wallar a St Louis wool buyer.
ho visits Arizona every year declares
lat the wool in this section of the
runty has been steadily improving.
! his opinion the wool crop will be
5 large. if not larger. this season
ian last.
Much interest Is being manifested
1t only in Arizona. but in other sec
ons of the country in the proposed
sit to the former homes OF the cliff
wellers of this territory by a party
prominent st. Louis scientists
he party will start for Arizona about
Ie first of August and will spend
'veral months among the ruins in
orthern Arizona.
c. A. Stevens, the old reliable express
an. has returned after a years rest
nd recuperatiOn on the coast He
as bought his old business. and can be
und at the People Store Prompt >
tention will be given to all work lnft /,
my care.
For repairing OF flne watches and e