Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-03
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

I
the wife of Mr.. c. F. Miller last night
There will be meeting of the FIRE
men tonight at 7 80, at the fire depart
ment
Tucson Chapter No. 8 R. A. NJ. vii
confer the Mark Master degree thi
evening.
A HANDSOME line of millinery a
No. "a Congress street, the Leader.
April 18th is the date set for tn,
Initiation of the Eiks lodge at Bisbee
About l25 members will be branded at
the round up.
B. D. Fairbanks has reopened tht
Fashion again with a gentlemanly mix
ologist" behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve the most fastidious.
The case of the United States against
Alyino Martinez is on trial in the Uni.
ted States court today. The defendant
is charged with smuggling.
A Phoenix man sent the following
note to his family physician: "My
wife's mother is at deaths door. Please
call and see If you cannot pull her
through"
OPENING of Easter millinery March
25th at the Leader.
The Citizen has received large num-
Der OF copies of Congressman Wilson, s
speech in the house Of representatives
on the San Carlos dam appropriation.
Persons desiring copies of the speech
may have the same by calling at this
Office.
Joe Mulhattan. famous as prevari-
Gator, is in Tucson. Joe Mutations
name is known in every newspaper
office of any Importance in the United
States on account of his stories which
| fooled the wisest telegraph editors for
many years. He is now engaged in the
mining business.
LADIES remember TIE Easter OPEN
ing of pattern hats at the Leader MilliL-
cry Parlors.
Sheriff Del Lewis OF Cochise county is
in the city today en- route to Yuma
where he goes after Morgan, charged
with murder. The prisoner will be
brought to Tucson to appear before the
court on Friday in habaes corpus pro.
ceedings which have been instituted.
The Elks who failed to attend today
to participate in the hot free lunch set
| By the steward of the club don't know
what treat they missed. The tooth
some viands, to say nothing of the fine
oil ale, intermingled with the merry
stories at the table, made the occasion
most enjoyable one, and the continu-
ance of this custom promises to become
very enjoyable feature OF the club life
OF the members.
We have received souvenir postal
card from Mark Lulley dated Washing
ton March % in which he says he leaves
Washington on the Flyer for Arizona on
April Cd. He says he will stop in Tue
son and visit his friends here. Mr..
Lulley took an important place in the
inauguration parade with two bears
which he captured in the Santa Rita
mountains.
Coroner Williams was summoned to
Naco this morning to hold an inquest on
the body of one VIM. Bell who commit
ted suicide by taking an overdose of
chloral hydrate. From the evidence ad-
duced it seems that Bell had been drink
ing heavily for some time and had been
taking the chloral to steady his nerves.
On Saturday evening, just previous to
8 arting to his room he took dose of
the stuff with dose of powders in one OF
the saloons. He was found shortly af-
terward lying on one of the side streets
in an unconscious condition from
which he never survived, dying before
medical aid could be summoned. The
autopsy was held by DR.. Edmundson:-
Prospector.
For several DAYS there has appeared
an ambiguous item in the morning pa
per which reads: 'If you do not see it
in the Star it did not happen" Al
most every day this statement has been
severely contradicted by the paper in
which it appears, thus illustrating how
empty self-praise is aside from showing
the unreliable nature of the paper in
question. For instance this morning
the Star said that one of the two men
injured at the time Garcia was killed
died at the hospital. Friends of the
supposed dead man have been sending
messages of coincidence to the family
only to find out that the man is alive
and has no intention of dying. Let us
change that item and besides correcting
its ambiguity, lend truth to it, and say:
If you see it in the Star it might have
happened, and might not, but the
chances are it didn't.
Under the constitution of our country
men are not to be deprived of their IL
berties, and if man wants to conduct
saloon in Tucson, and do it without dis.
turbing the peace and quiet of the city,
it does not rest with the mayor to stop