Arizona republican., 1908-09-20
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fering from a sprained ankle that he sustained while alighting from his hack He is rapidly improving but is not yet able to navigate without the aid of a cane.
 It was thought that the bad man that escaped from Florence was in the To- cality and a sharp lookout has been kept for him, but so far he has never made his appearance. He was tracked as far as Kelvin by P. D. GOchenOuer a guard at the prison. GOchenOuer stated that he never experienced much trouble in tracing his man that far as he wore a number twelve shoe. It is supposed that he secured a horse at Kelvin and directed his course towards old Mexico, he is commonly called John and half' being an extra large man and easy of Identification.
 P. H. Hand and F. P Harbin have started development work on their rich gold claims It is their intention to sink a hundred foot shaft on a lead that assays STA in gold.
 Mrs. Judge Snider has been confined to her bed for several days. suffering with a severe cold but is improving |rapidly.
 The friends of Mrs. J. Lee of Deer Creek are delighted to learn that she is again able to be up and about. Mrs. Lee has been under the doctors care for two weeks past.
 MT. Roufel, who until recently was foreman of the Central Mining CO.. has moved his camp up the San Pedro to Putnam Wash, where he will en- gage on large scale in the goat busi- ness. Mir. Roufel is a hustler and in- tends to make a winning in this cOun- try, be it from mines or from goats, he don't care which.
 R. R. Sibley, superintendent of the Copper Creek Mining Go. has returned from Denver where he has been buy ing machinery etc, for the company. He is at present in Los Angeles look ing after other supplies for the same company.
 J. K. Harper of the C. & A. has been in Los Angeles for some time past looking after supplies for his company.
 All the Mexicans and everybody else in Vsnkelman celebrated the 16th in U ut -ltAANclh oAN its AAN tAANAAt = AAA1AAN of the 18th was devoted to shooting dynamite and making all the noise pos sible. Towards morning things quiet ed down somewhat, but was resumed again next day. The shooting and noise making gave way to the dahcers in the evening and thus one more na- tionaI holiday of Mexico passed into history.
 Joe F. Cardoza of Sulphur Gulch has contracted with Mike O'Brein to drive a tunnel On O'Brien's property to a distance of no one knows how much, but Joe will drive it somewhere, and will never quit until Mike says enough
 F. B. Jackey Of Sulphur Gulch re- turned Thursday from the Arivaipa where he has been spending several days with his sister Annie. The friends of Annie can hardly expect her return as long as the fruit season lasts.
 Developing work will be commenced on the Crozier-Zachey property on Sulphur Gulch in a few days. This work will be anXiously watched by all parties interested in mining, as it has proven to be the richest gold property in that district, and a sensational strike is momentarily expected.
 RObt Chaffin, a pioneer prospector and an old time frontier man, is the possessor of some very valuable gold claims near Sulphur Gulch. Bob has taken out ore and hauled it in wagons to Tucson, paid all expenses of mining and netted him $6S per ton. Ore that will run that well ought to attract some attention, and you will find him easy to deal with.