Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-05
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At , O'Clock this afternoon trains 7
and 10 were reported on time
Arizona Commandary No |. Knights
Templars. will confer the order Of the
red cross this evening
Geo Clifford who stole a $i2 over
coat from John Xoforth. was found
guilty by Judge Wilson this morning
and given 20 days In jail
feature OF the masquerade To he
given by the RathbOne Sisters at the
Natatorum tonight viii be chIldrons'
cake walk arranged by Mrs, katzcn-
stein
The Electric Light Co. have install
ed oil burners in two of their furnaces
but as yet have no oil They borrowed
enough with which to test the fur
naces. OH cost them 81 - n barrel
delivered in Tucson.
In the Probate Court yesterday the
final account OF W w Williams ad-
ministrator of the estate of VIM. s.
Rowland, a minor was filed and hear
ing set for Dee 18th at 10 n. IN
j. w I.ancey. superintendent OF
buildings for the Detroit Copper Co.
at Morenci. came In last night TO con
sui with frost and Rust. the architect ts
of the new $50 900 hotel To he erected
there
Rochester Ford. returned from New
York last night where he has been in
connection with the Pima County bond
case which comes up before the Su-
preme Court of the United States next
March. Hon. John c. Carlisle has bacn
retained to represent Pima County
Bob Fraser arrested Mexican fOl
lighting on Meyer street about !
O'Clock this morning Bob was taking
his man to the justice court when
he turned around and proceeded
10 do up the constable Judge Wilson.
who was standing near by came to tho
rescue and the man was ushered to
the county Jail.
The members of the M. b. Guild are
busy preparing. for the fair which
hey will give Saturday afternoon and
evening In the Guild hall at the Epis-
ropal chuTch The booths are being
prettily decorated and adorned with
he different ARTICLES that will be sold
fTi ono
The first issue OF the University of
Arizona Monthly for the current coll
lege year. appeared yesterday l.. H.
Edwards '02 is editor OF the publica-
ton with Leslie Gillctt '03 and Horton
lones '03 as assistants. Quin Anderson
IL business manager. IT'S assistants
are w J. Wakefield and w. y. Whip
pie. ThP monthly has as n fTonrprGte
IN Excellent picture of acting president
Adams and the first article is Ret
respect and Prospect OF the Univcr-
sity" by him. The chronicle OF col
lege events IL an interesting feature Of
the issue. Taken as whole the
monthly IL a credit TO the University.
considering the size OF the institution
and the number OF students
Judge Hawke had full docket In
police court this morning II. Miller
was arrested for peddling rings with
out license and given six days in
iail Two Mexican girls giving tbs
names OF Cnmelcta and Loleta were
arrested for being in a saloon and re
leased on 500 bail They appeared II
court this morning and asked that
their case be postponed until 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. Arthur Castro. n Mex
lean, charged with dsorderly conduct
resisted arrest but when Officer Kat
zenstein hit him over the nut few
times he came meekly along He was
given days In jail Sentence In the
case OF four vagTants was suspended
VIII Horn, negro was given 6 days
for dis0rderly conduct and the trial of
Henry kcnner. on the same charge
was set for O'Clock this afternoon
ID. +. Larson. the man from Phoenix. |
who passed number OF bogus checks
in town, was tried before Judge Wilson
this afternoon He had engaged |
Judge Barnes az counsel, but as he |! |
absent at Tombstone. ID. F. GIidden
represented the defendant District |
Attorney w. r., Cooper prosecuted the |
case. In this particular instance. Lar |
son was tried for passing bogus
check for $40 on ID. Davis w Contre- |
ras. ', Mills. w Riley and Jacob |
Spencer all testified that they had |
seen Larson pass the check H. B !
Tenn"y testified for the Commercial |
National Bank. Judge Wilson took |
the ease under advisement. Larson |
was tried In Justice Meyers court this |
afternoon for passing bogus check on |
JaCome Carrillo.