Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-02
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At3 O'Clock this afternoon S. +. trains
8 and 10 were reported on time.
The Tucson Fire department will meet
tonight in Fireman's hall at 1880 p. IN.
Thomas Derring has been appointed
guardian of the estate OF Mary A. Der
ring.
l.. S. Wilson has been appointed gen.
eral administrator in the estate oil fani
Plummer.
A marriage licence was yesterday
issued TO Joseph II. Clarke and Angelita
Yreque. both of Redington.
John w. stinson and Celia Clubhouse,
yesterday secured marriage liscence oil
the probate Judge. Mr.. stinson is
we'll known Southern Pacific employe'
The Tucson Building and Loan Asso-
citation met last night and loaned $l6,o0o
for buildings and residences to he erect
ed in Tucson this winter.
| A biograph machine, advertising cigars
and patent medicines, attracted Dig
crowd last night on Congress street, near
the opera house. A number OF moving
pictures we're thrown on the canvas. A
similar exhibition will be given tonight.
The Board ot Supervisors met tins
morning and transacted routine bns''
ness Action on the proposed new brldge
across the Santa Cruz on Congress st.
was deferred until the regular quarterly
meeting which will be held next Mon
day at l0a. m.
Word comes from San Francisco that
]. kruttschnitt, who has been fourth
vice president Of the Southern Pacific,
has been promoted TO be asslstont TO the
president Among railroad men here
Mr.. Kruttschnitt is regarded as more
friendly to FL Paso than to Tucson.
A tramp who was arrested by Officer
Katzenstein last night gave great deal
of trouble. The officer found him in a
box car but the tramp refused to move.
He showed violence all the way to the
police station but was there overpower-
ed. Judge Hawke ordered him to work
around the city hall for week.
Two colored men engaged in fight in
front OF the opera house last night
Just as Ithe audience was coming
out. Wm. Shannon had taken Mrs.
Henley to the show, and just as they
were leaving Henley, the injured hus-
band appeared upon the scene and mix
ed things up. The men exchanged blows
but were stopped by officer Katzenstin,
who locked both men up. In police
court this morning Henley pleaded guilty
and was fined 60 by Jndge Hawke,
Shannon was discharged.
Capt. G. w. Cole and family have
moved into their new quarters in the
Young mems dormitory at the Univer-
sity. They have furnished a suite OF
rooms on the first floor near the entrance
and across the hall Capt. Cole has his
office. Capt. Coles quarters and Office
are nicely furnished and he is situated
80 that he can keep watch over the boys.
Capt. Cole is yerv popular among them
already on account OF his soldierly bear
ing and war record and it is assured that
he will have a battalion OF soldiers at
the University this fall.
Antonio and Leonardo Orosco who are
charged with burglarizing the house OF
John Hughes on Schumacher's ranch,
appeared before Judge Meyer today and
had their case continued until Friday.
There are no witnesses to the theft and
Mayor Schumacher is unable to identity
the property 90 there is not enough evi
dence to bind them over to the grand
Jury. The elder Orosco claims he watch
cd for Iiughes, who is dead, and the
property, claimed to be stolen. WAS CIV
en- him in payment.