Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-23
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

A marriage license was issued to-day
to Dolorez Lopez and ChOletdo umada.
Miss l.. A. Royce will teach the pub
lie school at Oracle. Miss Royce VIII
leave here the latter part OF the week
as school will open next Monday.
Mayor Talbot OF Phoenix has named
the following delegates to the state
hood convention: ]. NJ, Ford, 7. w,
Pemberton S elm Nicholson and Jerry
Millay
The city council held short meet
ing last night Ordinances and resolu-
tions were passed providing for CON
Meeting sewers on Alameda, Penning-
ton. Congress, Broadway and Messilia
streets. >
Marin and Dolores Cordova were ar
rested last night on Jackson street for
using abusive language to Bartola Or
tega. They We're each fined $IW III
Justice Meyers court this morning.
In the District Court this afternoon
Peter l.. Soto the Wells Fargo messen-
ger pleaded guilty to smuggling. Sen
tence will be passed Saturday Oct.
26th at o'clock.
Richardo Pascara was arrested yes
terday and arraigned before Justice
Never this morning charged with us
ing abusive and vulger language on the
streets. He was ordered to pay the
costs of his case.
The United States Grand Jury made
partial report to-day indicting Jose
Luis. Kiatano Lopez, and Jose Napo-
leon all charged with selling liquor to
an Indian. In the District Court this
afternoon Jose, Luis pleaded not guilty.
Chas Blenman is his attorney.
Charles Won Erxleben returned with
his surveying party from the Key
stone mines in the Catalina mountains.
These claims have all been surveyed
now by the Company who recently
purchased them and development work
will be rushed rapidly.
Royal A. Johnson of this city and
II. |. Latham of Phoenix, have been
appointed appraisers of the abandoned
part OF the Fort Yuma military reser-
yatlon. The tract of land comprises 40
acres of land together with the govern
ment buildings
HPtplNeT NiThpdlI lCh vi thC al 'oihAA
Millinery Co. yesterday sold the stock
in question to c. A. Elliott Mr.. Elliott
has withdrawn his claim of $500
against the company He has placed
Mrs Erxleben In charge of the store.
Receiver Kirkpatrick can pay all OF
the creditors 100 cents on the dollar.
], II. Rood and John timer drove in
from Oracle yesterday. They are here
to meet Rev. NJ. NJ Benton who comes
from California where he has been
attending the Episcopal conference.
Rev. Benton is rector OF the Episcopal
church at Louisville, KY, and he VIII
spend some time at Oracle.
Trainmaster Duncan and his clerk
Guthrie Sloan went over to Benson
yesterday to investigate the cause OF
the freight wreck at Crittenden and to
determine the responsibility. 1t was
found that switch had been left un-
locked and the engine opened 1t de-
railing the tender Mr.. Duncan went
on to Nogales while Mr.. Sloan return
ed last night.
Application for receiver for the
Nogaes Mining Co. was argued this
morning before Judge Davis and taken
under advisement. An injunction was
granted by consent of both sides, res
training G. o. Richards from selling
any part of the property of the com
pany to satisfy debt which he
laims to be owing him. secured by
mortgage. and also from incurring any
Indebtedness against the company or
encumbering any of It's property.
Frederic S. Nave, of Nogales, and
Rochester Ford of this city are the
plaintiffs attorney and d. A. Richard
son, of Nogales, is attorney for the de
fendant.