Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-12
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

gun by Angelita 0. Stevens vs.. Mack
Stevens.
THOSE FAMOUS dinners at The
Breaker still continue.
An injunction suit was begun in the
district court this morning entitled Car
men Moroja vs.. J. Carrizoza.
B. ID. Fairbanks has reopened the
Fashion again with gentlemanIy mix
o,ogist" behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve thu most fastidious.
WOULD YOU like to become a prac-
teal, competent stenographer? Private
instruction at reasonable terms. Will fit
you for office position. Address Citizen.
]. C. Flower of the Arcadian phar-
macy has new light which attracts
general attention and illumined his drug
store with the brightness of new moon.
Sunday night Chinaman attempted
to break into Arizona. He did. But
Officer Flewelling met him and he is
now enjoying Uncle Sans hospitality at
Tucson.-0asis.
A telegram emauating from FL Paso
reports President Diaz, of Mexico, dying
of slow poisoning. AS FL Paso reports
are VIGOROUSLY unreliable it is to be
hoped his Exceilency President Diaz is
in his usual robust health.-Nog ales
Oasis.
F. Ronsfadt has received three hand
some mountain wagons for patrons in
Tucson. These wagons are equipped
with the latest improvements to afford
the greatest possible comforts in noun
tain travelling.
Table Claret, Zinfandel and Sauternes
of the best grades have just been re-
ceived by f. A badie IRON the renowned
Santa Clara valley, Cal. Any OF these
brands belong to the 1895 crop A bot
tie at your meal will constitute the best
of tonics and aperients.
Burt Alvord seems to be as ubiquitous
as the Apache Kid. He has been seen
in three different places at the same
time thus far this week, and there is no
telling in how many places he will jump
up simultaneously before the end OF the
week. At any rate, he Is giving the Of
ficers run for their regulations.
Mrs. A Robertson, 81 south Stone ave.
between Congress and Camp, who has
greatly pleased her customers in the
past, has just returned from San Fran
cisco with full line OF up-to- date hats
and latest trimmings. Patrons wishing
to get the best and latest styles, as well
as polite attention would do well to call
and see her models and prices. 3t
A family named Judd living near the
Stag dump in Bisbee were taken to the
pest house by Health Officer Amile
kunz. The father. Perry Judd, is suf-
fering from smallpox and it is thought
that two of his children have it. The
Prospector says that DIR. Sweet recon-
mended moving them to the pest house
to prevent the spreading of the disease
Up to date there are now four real cases
and three supposed ones in the pest
house, but all of them are doing we'll.
In caye-in in the Copper Queen
mine at Bisbee, Friday r. Coughran
was killed and John Keilser was badly
hurt. Coughran was an old-timer
and we'll known 10y old miners. He
leaves one son who is supposed to be
working in Cripple Creek. Colorado. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict that
deceased came to his death from injuries
received by falling about City feet in the
manway of stope No. q on the Hol.
brook side OF the mine of the Copper
Queen Mining company ON the 500 foot
level"
Col. s. NJ. MCGOWAN, editor OF the
Phoenix Repub lican, camein this morn
ing from Fairbank where he is interest
ed in the concentrating operations al
Contencion. Col. MCGOWAN says that
considerable gold is being recovered al
though this is the fourth time the tail
ings have been worked over. The Re-
publican since Col. MCGOWAN took
charge is much improved in many res
poets. He is making arrangements tc
deliver the Republican in Tucson the
same morning of its publication which
will be appreciated by the readers of thu
paper in Tucson and all the othe
southern Arizona points. Col McCowar
will leave this evening for Phoenix.
THOSE who eat at The Breaker once
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