The Winslow mail., 1923-05-11
BRIEF
ARIZONA
ITEMS

Plans for the establishment of a mu.
scum of war relics at the University
of Arizona at Tucson have been ap-
proved by Governor Hunt.
Another substitute for gasoline is
declared to have been found The
name "Bevoline" has been attached tc
the compound by It's inventor, Bevii G.
Granville, a Tucson chemist.
The next department convention OF
the United Spanish War Veterans OF
Arizona will be held in Phoenix, 1t was
announced at the headquarters OF
Robert L. Jones, state adiutant
The Blue Land Mining property at
Patagonia is again being operated. The
work is being done under the direction
of Maj. H. k. Love and further devel.
opment work is said to be planned
w. NJ McGrew, employed by the
Queen Greek Copper Company, Super
ior, had a narrow escape from death,
when the compressor received at the
power plant of the company exploded
The first unit of the new Copper
Queen concentration Ernest Whitman
at Bisbee, is now working three shifts
a day. The second unit is almost
ready for the test runs.
When Lou Wright, local merchant,
opened up his store at st. David re-
Gently, he found that the place had
been entered during the night and
about $500 worth Of merchandise car
ried away.
Luis Rodriguez, an employee of the
Mexican federal assay office at No
gales, Sonora, was severely burned
when an automobile in which he was
riding overturned and hot steam and
water poured over him.
The Adjust Mining Company OF
Winkelman, owned by the FL Tigre
Mining Company of Mexico, shipped
two carloads of lead-silver ore recent
ly. 1t is reported that the company
proposes to sink the shaft at 1,00C
feet.
Word was received from Phoenix to
the effect that the State Corporation
Commission, through Amos A. Belts
chairman, has granted George Rock
hill and Ole Nelson of BisDee permits
sion to operate stage line from Bis
bee to Tucson.
Reorganization of the Automobile
Club of Arizona has been accom-
plished. The president is George Pur-
dy Billiard, A. A. A representative for
Arizona, the secretary is r. D. Roper,
a leading Phoenix automobile dealer,
and the treasurer is f. A. Harvey, for
mer membership director.
Utilization of a site ON Graham
mountain for the 1923 Scout camp for
the boys of ella, Graham and Green
lee counties has been definitely decid-
ed upon, according to announcement
by Executive R. o. Anderson, but a
point still to be determined is the par
ttcular site on the mountain.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Leadville Mining Company of
CORTLAND the sale of the Maid of Sun
shine claim and three others to the
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
of Bisbee for the sum of $4,000 was
approved At the meeting there were
100000 shares of the company repre-
scented out of 100000 shares outstand-
ing.
Sidney Bieber of Washington, D. c.,
and Charles Akers, chief owner of the
u loo and
option on the Dolores group of mining
claims and will early start develop
ment work The taking over of the
group by these gentlemen followed a
searching examination of the property
and very favorable report by a min
ing engineer.
Contracts for the building program
at the Tucson Indian Training School,
that will total an expenditure of $50
900 have been let AMI signed.
A signed and certified copy of the
statement made by Caldwell G. Rich
ardson, confessing the Staying of Rab-
bi Alfred G. Lafee in San Francisco
hotel on April 4, was dispatched re-
Gently by registered mail to San Fran
cisco by Phoenix authorities. oscar
Roberts, Phoenix chief of police, an
nounced that Richardson would be
sent to San Francisco in custody Of a
Phoenix officer as soon as eXtradition
proceedings could be completed.
Bruised and scratched, the face con-
torted with the sufferings which he
must have experienced during his blind
struggles in the treacherOus canyons
of the Chiricahua mountains the body
of Lawrence Jones, 17-year-Old RodeO,
New Mexico, boy, missing for some
time, was found on a ledge of a high
pinnacle not more than mile from
where he had left his horse. The lost
youth apparently had fallen over the
cliff and lay there until death over
took him. His fall was not more than
seven feet, and those who found him
say death probably was due to expo
sure.
The Hope Mining Company, King
man, 0. B. English, financial agent,
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