Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-27
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Fair tonight and Thursday, heavy frost
Thursday morning, is the weather mans
prediction for tomorrow.
WANTED-To buy a good wind mill.
Address 220 North 3rd ave.
Chester Brown, a brother of Charley
Brown and Mrs James Flynn of this
city, died recently in the soldiers home
in California.
Tickets for the recital on the goth can
be purchased at Kimball and Guilds
book store, the Orndorff and San Xavier
hotels and several OF the stores.
EASTER millinery at The Leader.
The funeral of the late Robert II.
Paul took place this afternoon and the
remains were followed to their last rest
ing place by large number of friends
of deceased.
At the city hall there is on file the
water rates of many cities in the coun-
try which might afford information to
the morning paper and correct wrong
impression it has.
There will be meeting OF the new Of
ficers of the Eiks lodge tonight to ar
range for a trip to Bisbee when the new
10 ige at the big copper camp will he in
stalled.
Miss Elizabeth Brown an accomplish
ed pianist will take part in the recital
on Friday evening. Miss Brown gradu-
ated under Prof. Mills of Oberlin Ohio
in instrumental music, and the selections
which she will render will add great
charm to the occasion.
The many friends of Mrs. Deering OF
22l South Stone avenue, were entertain
ed at music and cards Monday evening
in honor of her birthday. Light refresh
ments were served and very enjoyable
evening was spent.
B. D. Fairbanks has reopened the
Fashion again with gentlemanly mix
ologist" behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve the most fastidious.
Nome Bernard has returned from Sar
Francisco where he underwent an oper'
alton. He is recovering rapidly. Liona
Jacobs was operated upon this week
and District Attorney Cooper was also III
the operators chair. 1t seems that
District Clerk Hoover started the bal
rolling and the personel OF the court
| IL l. oil
Captain Alphonso B. Smith. who has
some valuable concessions from the Mex
lean government, writes from Los An
geles that he will by the 10th OF next
month have two small steamers on the
Colorado river to ply between Yuma
point and the head of the Gulf OF Cali
fornia, where they will connect with a
line of steamships on the western coast
of Mexico.
| HANDSOME line OF millinery al
No. 25 Congress street, The Leader,
Frank NJ. King leaves tonight fol
Yuma where he goes to attend the trial
OF the men who killed his sister, Mrs.
Burns, in the Colorado river valley 9
month ago. 1t is understood there is q
large criminal calendar to be disposed
of this term and it is uncertain how
long it will take. The regular tenn
in Phoenix is expected to begin or
April s, unless the judge is detained by
the Yuma sessions
The county officials are happy tecaus
their salaries have been raised. TIL
Judge of probate was the only ofic
slighted, the salary of that Office remain
ing at 500 month. 1t is strange tha
this office should be left out of the rails
in salaries, as it is a well known fact tina
the probate Judge of Pima county ha
so much work that an assistant is ,e
quired, and it is, besides, one of tn
| most important offices of the county
We believe the legislature might hav
left ont of the favored list other office
> which are less deserving of increased re
r muneration than is the office of probat
judge.
LADIES remember the Easter oper
I ing of pattern hats at The Leader Mill
4 merry Parlors.
The young men who have located Ian
southeast OF the city propose to bull
. homes and sink for water. Indication
of oil have been found, and Tom Borto
says that the surface rocks and the nj
ture of the foliage bear strong indies
/ tons of the presence somewhere in tt
l. bowels of the earth of cocoanut oil. TT
c new settlement will no doubt surpris
. . the world, as there is enthusiasm, el
ergy and sticktoitiveness in the crowd
young citizens who have cast their 10
amid the broad acres OF Bortonborougl
u May their shadows never grow less an
+ their wells never run dry, for they are
crowd Of good fellows, the cream of Il
- salted few, and are deserving of success
"a The young men are arranging to bull
n their cabins and will take up their res
u dences in the new district early in Il
10 summer.
- Levi Sparr, president of the bank
V,,,oa a~V,oofoJ Tn orriy.n III