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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1923
Page
9
Visitors from Mexico City toured Bath sites including the National Palace Chapultepec castle and the National Theater. They observed an old bathing ritual for contagious disease control and viewed Tiffany curtain in a theater under construction.
Phoenix School ion high school will open the football season with a home game on September 29 against Bisbee High School, per a public schedule. Over 100 men have turned out for the Coyote team, reflecting strong local interest.
Charlies X. Wilson returned from Casa Grande where he reviewed the Greenback Gold Mine Company properties. W. G. Humphreys of San Francisco organized the company, with Royer and Defty assisting, in a bid to expand the Comstock region and related claims. Mining reports show ore values from $36 to $1,003 per ton, with averages over 417,006, and plans include extensive work along north and south veins. The project sits 85 miles west of Tucson in Pinal county and has spurred local interest and nearby claim activity as copper and agriculture rebound with better markets.
Captain A W Williams of the university military department announces the formation of a new rifle team this year. Interested men and potential cadets are urged to contact him immediately, with Paul Rawyer and Larry Melaugh named among participants. The university previously won the Eighth Corps championship and sent two members to represent Arizona at Camp Perry in the nations matches.
A clearings report shows a substantial week over week increase for the period ending September 12. The local clearing house submitted to the Federal Bank at TH Vaso details total transactions of 81 912 576 and 8754 574 items.
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