Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-30
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon trains y
and 10 were reported on time.
Louis Adams, immigrant inspector.
at El Paso. is here for the Hoey case
r. s. Fordcrer came in yesterday
from the camp of the Elk Horn Mining
Co. to purchase supplies.
-Four hohos were brought before
Judge Hawke this morning and given
six days each in Jail on diet of bread
and water.
Luis Lopez, who was arrested for
assaulting an old woman was brought
up before Judge Meyer to-day and Civ
en- 25 days in Jail for the offense.
This morning about 10 O'Clock a
t!ncf entered the front door of the Ala
meGa House and took wheel from the
hall belonging to Mrs. c. s, Williams.
Tn" authorities have been notified.
e case of Colin Cameron VS.. the
Sheey Bros has been continued until
the next term of court by consent OF
both parties.
Last night a ease of whiskey was
stolen from the sidewalk in front of
julius Goldhaums place of business.
This morning Officer katzenstein ar
rested Trinidad Avaia and recovered
the whskey from him. The thief Is
now lodged In the city Jail
Superintendent of Schools Angus.
has issued new repott card to par
ant. to be used in the city and corf'y
schools This card is practically the
same as the old one except that II es-
tahlishes a new system Cf marking b.
letters
The Southern Pacific at this point
has receive / two new switch engines.
The increase Of traffic las made an
extra switch engine an absolute neces-
sity here Such an improvement has
been badly needed for over a year.
The second engine will be used in the
yards at Benson.
Judge Hawke has received word that
the price of sewer pipe has advanced
and notified the city engineer accord
ngly. He will present the matter Mt
the next council meeting. The city
ouncil have authorized the laying of
lboW Is, 900 feet of sewers and the ad
vance in the price OF pipe will make
quite difference in the appropriation.
c. l.. knpstric. an old conductor on
this division OF the southern Pacific,
has received deserved promotion. A
bulletin was issued to-day announcing
that Mr. kuCstriC had been appointed
terminal train master at Lordsburg, n
Nr He will have charge OF yard and
transportation matters at that terminal
and will report to this Office. MIR.
kncstric Is being congratulated by his
friends on his advancement.
Owing to the inclemcncy of the
weather the special services at the
Methodist church have been discon-
taNed. Mrs. Moffit leaves this evening
for Yuma where she will assist the
CHAPLAIN OF the TerritorlPl prison In
few days service In the prison. Prayer
meeting at the Methodist church to-
morrow night. at 7:30 o'clock. A. NJ.
Gibbons. pastor.
Asa Walker an old mining man is
here from the Dragon mountains.
Speaking of the mines n that district
Mr. Walker said that the Peabody
mine was now shipping ore to their
own smelter at El Paso. A shaft Is
being sunk at the Hooker mine near
the Peabody group and it Is now down
TO depth of $50 feet Superintendent
Clifford. of the Peabody mine Is deyel-
oping some claims near Dragon Sum
nit Gold ore is being taken out of
the Old Terrible mine and milled at
Cochise,
There Is a possibility OF Arizona hav-
ing rural free mail delivery on what
arc at present star routes. Edward J,
Fuller assistant superintendent of the
railway mail service was here yester-
day, to arrange for new bids for carry
ing the mail over star routes. One
new ronte will he established, that
from Mammoth to Redington, a dis
tance of % miles, the trip to be made
three times week. II rural free de
livery is installed on any of the present
routes. 1t will prove great conyen-
fence to sections of the country where
there are a great many mining camps.
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