Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-07
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Miss Mahlo Clark Is the new stenO-
graphcr in the Offices of Ryan and
King
The city jailer reports that vagrants
are steering clear OF Tucson these days.
The bread and water diet has had the
desired effect
Rafael Leon was fined 81 this morn
ing IN Justice Wilson court for riding
a bicycle on the sidewalk He ran into
an old man and knocked him down.
Chas, Fleming sent out party of
miners on the Mammoth stage this
morning to the camp OF the Cola
Mountain Go in the Galuri mountains,
Hartford suggs aud Miss Emma ice,
both of Tucson were united in mar
rngc Last evening by Rev. A NJ. Glib
hons at the home OF the bride on PEN
pington street
Yesterday afternoon Judge Purcell
united in marriage George j. Guibert
and Miss LYDIA WiXOm. This morning
he united in marriage carries O. spur
geon and Miss Bessie Iulse.
Capt J. 2. Wells. chief deputy 4 $.
Marshal. went through on No . last
night taking nine prisoners from
Tucson in few days.
The local Grand Army Post will
hold their first regular meeting in their
new hail "a q T. W. next Tuesday
evening at p m. ON this occasion
The question OF organizing camp here
Of the Sons of Veterans will be dis
russod
The w. r. l. social club have issued
invitations for their first dance Of the
season to be given in the Natat0rium
To- nign The hall has been decorated
for the occasion Montcjo's orchestra
will furnish the music for the evening.
giving a concert from $50 until 8
O'Clock
Othtial dog-oatchcr Lorenzo McCor-
mick was arrested and brought before
Judge Wilson who fined him Sl1. Mgs
Cormick grabbed a little boy who was
plaving marbles on the street and gave
him IA shaking The boy was Just re
covering from broken arm so that
/ McC0rmlck's treatment Of him was
very cruel
Tom Wilson, = horse and buggy be
! came mixed up with wood wagon
8
I ing and as result his newly painted
! buggy in bar ~ wrecked and the horse
/ having frcea himself from the wrecked
vehicle. may be going yet or at last
reports. he had not been heard from
| by Mr. Wilson
Relatives of Henry Summers have
written his attorney here asking him
to make an effort to have Summers /
committed TO the Insane Asylum at
Phoenix Summers is serving 2 months |
4 in jail for assault This afternoon. w
J. Kirkpatrick appeared before Pro |
bate Judge Purcell and asked that
summers be- tried as To his sanity.
All parties who arc Interested In the
proposed Arizona Harvard association /
hy having attended Harvard college
at least one year. or by having taken "A
post graduate course at that nstitu- !
uon are requested to place themselves
IN correspondence with Dr J w Foss
Of Phoenix a meeting Of the associa-
ton win be hello Nov 18th in Hhoe
uiN
report was current today that
there were several cases OF smallpox
al the University but it was learned
this afternoon from the authorities
that this rumor was utterly false. Sew
cral OF the studcnt4 are sick from
ptomanc poisoning which gave foun-
datiOn to the smallpox report
T. T. Flanagan who was brought
hero some days ago from Tombstone
and taken to St Mary's hospital, died
there yesterday afternoon He was
sixty years old and an old timer in
Arizona Mr.. Flanagan left some
mining properly in Arizona, the value
uf whI,h is not known and also som"
property in California Attorney Thos.
+ Ryan left for Tombstone this after
noon to look up the estate,
l. NJ Brockman, sheriff OF Cochise
county. is here from Tombstone. Mr.
Brprkman's brother Is superintendent
Of the wealth mine at Pearce
which has been shut down for the past
few weeks Speaking OF the labor
trouble there. Mr. Br0ckman said That
I the mill resumed work last Sunday
with forty stamps Some Of the old
men have gone back to work but the
majority of the force is new AS soon
as the miners can be secured, the en-
tire eighty stamps will resume,
The principal artists of the Grau
Grand Opera Company passed through
this city last night on No g. Among
the party was Madam aibyl Sanderson
Terry. niece of Mr. John NJ Ormsby of
this place Mrs. Terry was met by
Mr.. and Mrs Ormsby who had pleas
ant visit of half an hour with her and
! were presented to CalVe. GatChke and
other noted singers Of the party The
entire party were In two private cars
Il attached to the rear Of the train They
] carried their own private diner ana an
extra baggage car. Edward de Rcs%ke,
the noted tenor, and Nine. Scimhrick
were with the party. AT II O'Clock to
day a special went through carrying
| the chorus and scenery. About thirty
| Ave of this party took lunch ht tn"
| San Xavier. The company will open
| in Los Angeles Monday night
j. J. Walsh, who now lives at Bis
bee but was formerly n Tucson resi-
dent, liz here today cnroute to his home
from visit to Florida Mr. Walsh
says that the people OF that state are
watching the Statehood movement IN
Arizona and he belives that II Arizona
liz admitted to the Union II will attract
great many investors to this region.
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