Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-07
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon trains y
and 10 were reported on time.
; A. G. Hess OF Ottawa, Ill.,, is stopping
at the Windsor He is here to enter the
University.
Manuel Moreno was this morning
found guilty of disorderiy conduct in
Justice Meyers court and sentenced to
serve seven days in Jail.
An Indian named Jose was given G
days in Jail by Judge Hawke this morn
ing for getting drunk. The Indian would
not tell where he procured his liquor.
Bernabe Robes, this morning brought
suit in the District court against b, l..
Worthen and Gardiner, Worthen & Goss
for $500 damages on q contract. +. NJ.
Franklin is the plaintiffs attorney.
John W. Prout and daughter Miss 4.
NJ. Prout are here from Denver. Miss
Prout will enter the University. She
was formerly student at Berkeley,
The board OF supervisors met this
morning at 10 o'clock in their offices at
the court house The question of build
ing bridge across the Santa Cruz at
Congress street, was set for discussion
this afternoon
kobt. Russell one Of the owners OF
the Welden mines came in from FL Paso
last night lie and his bride passed
through Tucson Friday en- route from
Los Angeles to FL Paso MIR. Russell
will reside Mt his ranch near FL Paso.
Charles Won Erxieben, Patrick Suli-
van and Pete O'Day left for the Key
stone claims in the Santa Catalina
mountains this morning. MIR Erxleben
will survey the claims and they will be
patented by the Gregg Investment CO.,
OF Denver.
Joe Micotti, we'll known In Arizona
and Southern California as a high-cIass
restauranteur, and who was in town last
week talking over old times with Alex
Rossi and others friends, has re-
turned to San Luis Obispo, 1t is alto
gether probable that Mr.. Micotti will
re-enagage in business in Tucson in the
near future.
1t was ascertained today that the in.
formation regarding ex-Treasurer Bra
dye bond received by Citizen repre-
sentative from county officials was un-
cerrect. None Of the bondsman have
paid anything on the bond and num-
Der OF them have engaged Attorney Or
fila to represent them when the case la
heard at Florence on Wednesday, Nov
18th
Harry Simmons the vicions tramp
who is serving twenty days in the city
prison, for vagrancy yesterday bit Mar
shall Bill Taylor's thumb, nearly sever
ing it. He was brought before Judge
Wilson this morning and his case set for {
? p. m. today This afternoon nc was
arrgned and bound over to the grand
Jury and his bond fixed at $500. ,
w, II. Rule. the baker, brought suit
in Justice Meyer's court to serve gar
nishment for s2l 40 on the wages Of Geo
Bennet, an employee of the s. =. com
panv. Bennett and his half brother La
Madrid, rented house from Rule and ,
bought groceries at his store. The case
vas heard Saturday afternoon and JUS
ice Meyer allowed a garnishment for :.
1850 this morning.
Geo. w Webb came in from Nogales @
~ stage Saturday night. lie missed |,
he train but caught the stage and in n
identity two Chinaman also about four a,
niles out Of town. They crawled out OF n
he bushes and boarded the stage for ~
ucson. Mr.. Webb said nothing until :,
Q reached here and then informed them
nat he had place for them to stay e.
Ie displayed his badge and placed them At
nder arrest. Attorney Thos D. Ben.
EFT is here from Phoenix and the case eo
i'll probably be heard tomorrow. ws
Mr.. Frank Betman, the well known In
IN Francisco drummer, entertained So
nviyial party at lunch at Rossis RES wa
urant today. The gathering included FIR
on. Adolf Bail, Col. Ed Drew, Judge pa
larles Benman, Mr.. Isaac Goldsch-
DIT of Los Angeles, and the ever-genaI me
&c Rossi. Brother Betman is very lur
~. When he invited Mr.. Rossi to w.
1ch he knew that he was assured OF Hu
v extra movements in the way of SER wa
e. The lunch was an eminent sue ia
's; Frank always does the thing pro- ia
rlv. ID.
. --- CIR