Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-27
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Ats O'Clock today trains and ~ were
reported on time.
The sunset limited will he put on
November lst.
1t is denied that Mr.. McGee, who was
hurt by bus at the circus grounds on
Tuesday is a Mormon. The colony OF
which Mr.. McGee is manager is the
Mutual Labor colony, and IL not COM
posed OF Mormons.
Francisco Carrllo was arraigned be-
fore Judge Wilson yesterday afternoon
charged with assaulting P. s. Patton in
his Meyer street saloon. Carrillo was
found guilty and fined SIS.
Florencio Ruiz was tried yesterday
afternoon by Judge Meyer ON charge
OF stealing a satchell and tools from
Hansen's 3 saloon. He was sentenced to
serve thirty days in Jail.
The Ea- lies have postponed holding
further meetings until the new Odd Eel
lows hall is erected. They formerly had
their meetings in the Park View hotel.
The lodge is properly organized under
the rules OF the order. the headquarters
Of which are at Portland Ore.
Superintendent Worthington returned
last night from Yuma. lie left this
morning on a special for FL Paso to IN
spect motive power and car equipment
on that division Of the line. He was ac-
companied by II Small, superintendent
OF motive power at Sacramento, A
Gilbert. master car builder OF Sacra-
mento, and p. Sheedy master mechanic
at Los Angeles.
W. h. Addy OF Portland, Oregon, has
been appointed Chinese inspector to
succeed the late b. F. Jossey. Mr..
Addy spent several months of the win
ter OF 1900 in Tucson on account OF III
health. lie will divide his time be-
tween Tucson and Nogales. The ap-
pointment is made for sixty days or un
til Mr.. Addy can take the civil service
examination.
The district court will open October
seventh this year. There is about the
average number of cases although heav-
Ter then Last year. The last term OF
court was an exceedingly light one.
twenty cases are to be presented to the
Territorial grand jury. 1t is not known
whether the Territorial grand jury Will
be called before the nited States court
but it ia probable that the usual custom
will be followed and both courts called
about the same time.
The case of Alex Rossi against James
Coleman has been continued until Mon
day morning. This morning Mr.. Rossl
caused further investigation to be
made and found that every single fowl
had disappeared lie used to get TWEEN
ty-eight eggs every day. 1t has develop
ed further that Coleman's wife has been
making him chicken pie with chile
sauce every afternoon. The case pro-
misses to be an interesting one.
After George Mcdonald, who murder
ed the circus employee at Phoenix, was
discharged by the coroner, the district
attorney caused his rearrest yesterday
morning. Judge Gray held Mcdonald
to answer to the next grand jury in the
charge Of murder. He was placed un-
der $1,000 bond which he furnished.
Two circus employees named Ewing AMI
Numbers were held as witnesses in the
case. The examination held yesterday
contradicted the evidence given before
the coroner's Jury
Thos. Hoatson OF Calumet, Mich, has
gone to Phoenix after spending some
time in Tucson looking at mining prop
erty in the surrounding territory in the
interest OF the Calumet and Arizona
Mining Co. Mr.. Hoatson Is the under
ground superintendent OF the Calumet
Hecla mine, the largest copper property
in the world, where he has charge OF
1000 men. Mr.. Hoatson will visit Phoe-
nix and Jerome and later return to Tue
unT