Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-02
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

There are only two cases OF smallpo
at the pest house.
The East bound passenger was 81.
hours late today.
The ladies OF the Methodist Episeopa
church will give an ice cream social o,
the church lawn tonight.
Jim Driscoll owner OF the Iona Vrr
de mines, in the Rincom mountains
sent out a wagon load OF supplies yester
day
Judge Davis being in i'll health, and
snIourning for the present on the coast
Judge F, NJ. Doan OF Florence will cit
during the session at the court that is to
convene at Nogalcs next Monday.
Inquiry at tt g Ornlorff today failed
to coTroborate the story in the morning
paper that that popul-s hostelry was to
change hands on the first of August. The
present management is ignorant of any
such alleged change.
| quite number Of -Risbee miners are
arriving in Tucson and will remain un-
til after the Fourth. They are leaving
the Copper Camp on account of the lack
OF sanitary regulations, which works
hardship on the populace Of that camp
during the heated term.
News has been received in Tucson of
the death OF Barnabe Palm, cue OF the
Old landmarks OF the west. Mr.. Palm
visited Tucson lately and remained set. |
era' weeks at the home OF his daughter. !
Mrs. Arnold Spring, and had ouly been /
at his home few days when death |
claimed him. Deceased was a veil
known pioneer Of the west.
The OF case A. Goodstein. the S. Mey.
er street pawnshop keeper, charged with
insanity, Is occupying the attention nf
fudge Purcell this afternoon. The de.
endant has employed counsel and nr,
hatas was sent for to testify in his ls-
'aIt, Az The Citizen goes to press the
ase has only begun. +
On the delayed passenger from the
est today there were quite nun her
Y mustered soldiers returning to their
omes from the Philippines. There !
re now IN San Francisco about 7.0Co
Toops who are being mustered ont, hut I,
lost OF whom will pass through Tucson d
h&z {
'T mornings train there will be $50 r
no VIII breakfast here. large num- il
ar are going via the Santa Fe Pacific. Il,
owing to Illness, Chairman Lionel
'cobs OF the Board of Supervisors, ask to
to be relieved Of that responsibility in
I'd after due consideration the Board
cepted his resignation. However. "a
r. Jacobs will remain a member of the
'ard. Noa l.. Bernard is now Chair {,
an OF the Board aud is acting in that ,,e
paeitY at the present session OF the ~
'ard of Supervisors. 90
Manuel Nunia was mp before Police
dge Hawke this morning, charged he
til being drunk and down. lie plead. Tr
that he had taken but one glass of
er, wherenpnn the judge assessed him p,
) IN default OF which lie will serve the a,,
y six days. A man who cannot IN. ,
I'd more than one schooner without .r
'pplng to take a loTA breath should
We the strong arm Of the law about ~.
n. Aunia will not fall down during
next six days. d
sto
esterday was one OF the two warmest
70 OF the season, the thermometer re-
tering JOB. Portentious clouds are ocs
n overhanging Tucson, and "the old. =
inhabitant' informs a swelterjng "'
bic that rain will descend within the
It 4S hours and the heated term will Sol
'e been broken. Let us all unite in Blu
'ing the prediction OF "the oldest in. her
'itant', may be realized in less time !.
n the prophet anticipates. Fal;