Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-04
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

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o'clock. This is a continuation of the ad-
ourned meeting of N.onday.
The Tucson fire department will meet
at the city hall tonight at 7 80. All
mem bers are requested to be present.
Petition for probate of will OF James
Brady alias Peter Smith was filed in the
probate court today and hearing set for
Tuesday the seventeenth.
a marriage license was yesterday is-
sued by Judge Purcell to ignacio Rodri
guez and Francisco Trujillo, both OF
Tucson.
Mr.. q. +. Roe has been appointed
division freight and passenger agent at
FL Paso, Texas, to succeed Mr.. +. Is.
Houghton who has been assigned to San
Francisco.
Mr.. Mark Walker, several years con-
| nected with the University OF Arizona,
died at his home in Benson on August
29th at 20 years OF age. He WAS native
OF Scotland.
Jose Maria Grijalva was arrested
Monday for being helplessly drunk on
the streets. Recorder Hawke said "six
dollars or six days and Jose took the
DAYS.
Mr.. r. Rasmussen of the firm of Bau-
man and Rasmussen, of Tucson, has
jast returned from an expedition into
Mexico. He made headquarters at
Juarez while in Mexico.
The hearing of the Indian Juan
Miguel, on tie charge OF assault with
intent TO cc9amit murder was held in
in Justice Wilson'S court at 2 80 o'clock
today. He was bound over to grand
jury under $1,000 bond.
Partial distribution OF the estate OF
Ellen Finley, deceased, as made by the
administrator w. p. Woods, was audit
ed and approved by the probate court
today. Total distribution amounted to
more than $4,000
t. +
misa Elias were married at the Catholic
church this morning at q 30 O'Clock.
The young man is quite well known To-
caly as a musician OF ability, while the
young lady has been vocalist in the
church where they were married.
While VIM. Angus county superin-
tendent OF schools. and Frank Cole were
| in the Catalnas on their vacation they
| killed cinnamon bear which weighed
something less than ton. They have
applied to the county for $40 which is
paid by the territory for bear hides.
The local civil service examing board
consisting OF W. r. Murphy. Miss Allie
Bartlett and J. 7. Wells, held examina.
J tions in the district court room at the
court house today. There were four ap.
plicants for civil service appointments
two men and two women, who took the
examinations. The men were examined
az to fitness for appointment as carriers
and the women for clerks.
A letter Of recent date from the de
partment at Washington instructs the
surveyor generals office of Tucson to re
port the existence in the vicinity OF any
tracts OF public land which may contair
natural wonders, ancient relics, or othel
objects Of scientific or historic interes
or springs OF medicinal properties. The
object OF this order is that the govern
ment may take steps to protect or util
ize such lands in the public interest.
Captain S. w. Cole. OF the Unitet
States Army, wife and daughter came il
from Fort Grant yesterday and are a
the Orndorff. Capt. Cole was retiret
last February for physical disabilitie
contracted in the Cuban campaign. ii,
is en- route with his family for Calfor
mia. The captain reports extensive i'm
provements to be made at Fort Gran
soon.
Carlos Mccormick, boy killer. wa
taken by Constable Pacheco to see hi
dead mother yesterday. He was entire
ly unmoved by the visit and the tear
of his old grandmother had no visible
effect on him. The date of his hearing
has not yet been set owing to the alb
sence from the city OF District Attorne,
Cooper who is expected back tomorrow
and McCormick's case will probably b.
heard Friday or Saturday.