Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At ) O'Clock TINS afternoon trans anu
and 10 were reported on time.
Manuel Saazar is being tried in the
district court today.
Geo. Smullin has accepted the posi-
ton OF book keeper for Julius Goldbaum.
He will assume his new duties tomor-
row.
Judge Nat Hawke this morning re
ceived a letter from Bisbee stating that
one hundred Red men from that lodge
would attend the festivities here Oct.
eth.
The Jury in the case of Miguel Sinohui,
who was tried yesterday in the district
court, rendered verdict in favor OF the
defendant. Sinohui was defended by A..
Orfila and he put up good case
Tile Norris x Rowe dog and pony cir-
Gus came in this morning at 6;l5
and Immediately moved to their
show grounds on the plaza. They Will
leave tonight for Phoenix where they
show tomorrow.
Geo. SmulIin who recently resigned as
deputy in the Office Of the L. :. Mar
shal here has given up the idea OF going
to Pearce and will probably go into busi'
ness in this city.
Mr.. ]. u. Whelpley, OF Washington
d. C.. one Of the best known news
paner writer's in the United States. is
visiting Tucson MIR. Whelpley has
Just returned from taking look at the
revival OF Tom bstone.
Constable Nabor Pacheco returned
this morning on the Nogales train from
Palo Parade where he caught Francisco
Ruiz, the aiI-breaker. He could not
learn anything as to the whereabouts OF
Delano and believes he has crossed the
line or is concealed in some out OF the
way mining camp.
Maggie Gonzales who swore out com
plant in Judge Wilson's court charging
Aurelio Zermeno with using indecent
language to her WAS this morning found
guilty of the same ottense and fined 80.
Zermeno who works in the Casino saloon
was fined Sl7. He paid $40 down and
asked that he be given to the 25th to pay
the balance, stating as a proof OF his
honesty that he had been trusted Tor
fines amounting to 5000 and had the re-
ceipts showing that he had paid them.
He was given the time.
The Princess Mining Co., owners OF
the valuable gold property in the Ga
uiro mountains have bonded their claims
to second company which is now work
ing them. A road will be built from
this camp to Wilcox. At one place the
company will have to build around
box canyon. This section OF the road
alone will cost about 5000. Francis
NJ. Hartman OF this city and Col. Epes
Randolph are both heavy stockholders
in the Princess Go.
J. A Smith, left last night for Phoe-
nix. He has just returned from La
CanaDea and spent the day yesterday
visiting Knox Corbett in the city. Mr..
Smith has been spending some time in
Cananea with his brother who is located
there. He is enthusiastic over the
rapid growth and prospects OF Cananea.
Mr.. Smith lives in FL Paso where he was
formerly postmater and also editof OF
the Ell Paso Herald. He is now in the
creamery business in FL Paso and it is
in connection with that business that
he goes to Phoenix. Mr. Smith will re-
turn to FL Paso by way of Tucson in a
few days.
The Phoenix club which will arrive
here Saturday morning to play two
games with the Tucson Grays, has not
be,n d, feated this year. Wormell their
pitcher has good record for strike outs
and it remains to be seen whether the
Tucson boys can get onto his curves
Red Philips will come with the Phoenix
cam TO umpire the game, and he will
1e accepted by Tucson as Philips is
snown for fair decisions while he likes ;
lis friends, he will never uphold them
II row work as he thinks more OF the ,
port than Of any individual team. On
he local team, G. Armstrong will take
he place OF Nose Kelly, who was to
lave played lst base.