Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-21
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

| Billy Stiles Is spending the day in
Tucson with his friends.
| There will be q meeting Of the Union
Park driving club tonight at the office
Of Secretary Schuster in the 0rndorff
block. -sssssS
/ nj, j. Bacock was removed to the hos
pitai this morning where an operation
for cancer OF the stomach will be per-
formed by DR.. Rodgers.
The entertainment to be given by
Capt. Jack Crawford tonight at Cen.
tury hall will no doubt draw large
crowd as the captain made an excellent
impression last night.
There win be no admission charged
for rigs and saddle horses in the ground
| of the Union Park tomorrow and Satur-
day during the races. Every effort will
be made to take care OF those who visit
the park.
Sam Hall of the Breaker will soon
open a strictly first-ciass dining hall in
connection with the Breaker. He has
secured the building formerly occupied
by the Reception which adjoins the
Breaker and the rooms will soon be
ready Tor the new eating house.
George Ward shot and killed an Ital-
ian burglar at Jerome last Saturday
morning. Ward is proprietor Of a iodg-
ing house. The burglar wore mask,
carried an ugly-looking knife and Is said
10 have been leaving the house laden
with stolen goods when shot.
G. e. Mills, Of the Detroit copper
mining company at Morenci, who is in
Phoenix, states that his company is now
engaged In construction OF sg-guags
railroad from Morenci to Guthrisoa slia
a. & N, NJ. railroad. The eplnf III r.
hitherto had 4 a Incl rss bsak III 'is wss'
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- 4 ,iriell Ind Martha f. Spence
sske married shis morning by Justice
tlson. The bride came here from
Kansas City to meet Mr.. O'Brien who is
railroad man and employed by the
Southern Pacific. A party OF Mr..
O'Brien's friends were present 10 witness
the ceremony and extend congratulations
TO the happy couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien will reside in Tucson.
Capt. Jack Crawford entertained
large number last night at Century hall,
and his sketches Of early life in Arizona
and on the plains Of the west were very
interesting. The captain illustrated how
an expert gun man defended himself end
killad two men who attacked him, and
the play showed that the captain is him-
self an expert with the six-ahcoter as
we'll as with the ride. For The benefit
Of those who did not get out last night
the captain viii give . second entertain
ment tonight. # \
Little Dorothy Brannen is probably
the first Tucson girl TO have her picture
In the New York Journal and certainly
she ID the first TO give Arizona and Tue
con renownas the home OF beantiful
babies. The Journal has for some time
carried on prize contest for pretty
babies, and the pictures Of those who
most appealed to the beauty critic Of the
Journal secured a place In the columns
Of the biz Sunday paper. Those who
know the sweet little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Brannen OF North Stone
avenue are not surprised that Dorothy
was thus honored, or rather that the
Journal showed such excellent judg.
ment. All that the Journal says of her
IN the following lines we most heartily
endorse: "The other picture is that Of
Dorothy Elizabeth Brannen, who lends
Iervid loveliness to the calm, healthful |
atmosphere OF Tucson, Arizona. The
etter enclosing Dorothy's photograph
states that she is born actress, and it
. enough to look at her to know she has
he genius and more than the beauty OF a
Rachel, Bernhart, Cushman. A
,ery young Juliet, she seems to be wait
ng for her Romeo Of the Twentieth CEN
nry to alight from his flying machine. /"
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STRICTLY HOME COOKING. We
make cur own pastry. Open always.
Slosed never. THE BREAKER and.
THE BREAKER only. We never sleep.