Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-14
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

The crowd of young men who gave
dance at the opera house about two
weeks ago will give second similar af-
fai. in the same hall next Saturday
evening.
A. Orhla fled suit in the district court
today to Dust the Electric Light Co.,
from occupying ground on 9th and
Never streets.
Jesus Aunasa was arrested last Satur-
day night for stealing a watch from a
s. Meyer st. house. The watch has
been recovered and the defendant will
be arraigned before Justice Meyer to-
morrow morning.
II. G. frost, the architect, returned
last night from Morenci. He will draw
plans for a $50. 900 hotel to be erected
there, on the the same design as the
Owl Club in this city.
Mre. R. i. Kelly, died this morning
at her home 81 w Ochoa St after pro-
longed illness. Her husband r. b.
Kelly who is an employe at the county
recorders office, and two children, Nose
Kelly and Miss Josephine Kelly, sur
vive her
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the residence
81 West Ochoa street.
Mrs, Harry Crankstran will open u
dancing school here this winter. She
has recently returned from San Fran.
cisco where she was student OF physi
cal culture the past summer.
Joe Harlow who was arrested on a
complaint of Charles A. Pogue Of the
Tucson Hardware Co. pleaded guilty to
stealing kit OF missing tools, and was
this morning sentence to spend 20 days
in Jail by Justice Meyer.
Plans are being perfected for the Red
Mems pow.wow TO be given here Oct.
24th. Judge Nat Hawke, chairman OF
the committee on entertainment receiv
ed letter today from Bisbee saying
that large delegation would come from
that place including the famous Bisbee
Red Mems duet. The principle festivi,-
lee will be held in A. .. {. w. hall.
Col. NJ. II. McCord, the United States
Marshal, came over from Phoenix this
morning and registered at the San Aug
ustine with party composed OF [.
S. Attorney McLemore, II. c. Dickey
and Geo. w. Webb. The furniture in
Col. McCord's Office here has been ship
ped to Phoenix and as soon as it arrives
there the Marehal's Office will occupy
rooms in the O'NeiIl building.
Jack O'Brien, the travelling engineer
OF the $. p. who was injured about two
months ago by falling from a car. re
turned yesterday from San Francisco
Mr.. O'Brien has been in the hospital
there for some time and while not en-
tirely we'll he is greatly improved and Is
confident OF entire recovery in a short
time.
The new telephone line to Nogales was
opened today by the Sunset Co, 1t is a
single line seventy miles in length fol
lowing the Nogales road. Tho line was
kept open today for Tucson and Nogalee
business men who cared to try it, Con-
vereation can be heard as plainly over
who tried it pronounced it great sue
cess.
Eastern parties representing syndi-
cate OF brewers have been looking over
the ground here with the view to erect
ing large brewery and ice works, Sam
Piles OF water from different portions OF
the city have been sent east for anaIysia
Reports 30 far are favorable and as there
is large capital back OF the enterprise,
it is quite likely that the project will go
through.
Attorney kirkpatrick, receiver OF the
Millinery Co., petitioned the
District Court this morning, asking that
he may be permitted to sell the goods
Immediately, as they are perishable, in
hat they room go out OF style. The at
achment brought by G. A. Elliot for
1900 has been given precedence over re-
,eivership, but the receiver wishes to in.
lude that bill in with the others. The
looks do not show that Mrs. Exleben
lsed the 1900 borrowed from Elliot in
he millinery business.
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