Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

preparations for the big game tomorrow
afternoon. Hundreds of visitors will
attend the game from outside points.
At Grace church tomorrow services
will be held as follows: II, morning
prayer and confirmation, 7:30 evening
praper. Bishop Kendrick will preach
both morning and evening.
At the land Office the following home
steady entries were made today: James
n. Thacker of Buma, eighty acres STAN
ford A. Peterman of Pima county, 100
acres; Newton S. Park of Pima county,
l3S acres.
Last evening at a meeting of the school
board contracts were let for building
three new school buildings, each to cost
81 800. ]. r. Nevis and S. w. Forbes
secured the contract to build one and
Fl. c. FROST secured the other two.
The Citizen has received copy of the
legislative blue book, descriptive OF the
members of the council and assembly,
which was gotten up by Major James II.
McClintock, the wellknown newspaper
correspondent of Phoenix. 1t is a hand
some publication and a credit to the
pu blisher.
The jury in the case of the territory
vs. Isaac Fields went out at noon yes
terday and came in at s 80 with YER
dict of guilty last night. Fields was
tried for burglary. This morning Mi
guel, the Papago, pleaded guilty to the
charge OF assault with deadly weapon
and was sentenced late this afternoon.
DIR. Shaw, teh United States quaran-
tine officer returned from Bisbee to No
gales yesterday morning. He quaran-
tined bunch OF cattle at San Bernardo
no belonging to ]. II. Slaughter, which
were brought up from Sonora, fever ticks
being found on several of the cattle. The
doctor stated that he did not know at
present whether the finding OF the fever
ticks would result in general quaren-
tine agaianst Sonora cattle or not but
would know defnatley when he heard
from headquarters.
Cal Williams and Will Matteson of
Phoenix started out six months ago to
tour the southwest and the south on
bicycles. They rode through Arizona,
Texas, New Mexico and went east to
Louisiana. Returning west they went
into Mexico and are now on their way
home. The boys had many exciting
experiences with tramps along the road
who attempted to hold them up and
take their BICYCLES. They are in Tucson
today and alter resting up here viii
continue on the journey to Phoenix.
Services at the Methodist church
will be held as follows Sunday
'chool at 9:45 a. M, Junior League at
p. m, Epworth League at G: 45 p. M,
preaching services at ii a. m. and 7 80
}. m. Subject of the morning sermon,
iod's Abundant Provision for the Christ
ian Life. 2 Peter :3,5; subject of the
'vening sermon, True Manhood and Its
Reward. Josh. 4 & 5. The public is
in tied to all the services. A.
VI. Gibbons, Pastor.
At Phoenix on Monday the grand
odge of Arizona. /. o. o. F. will meet.
rhe delegates of Pima lodge are J. S.
Hopley, Philip s. Hughes and George
E. Cohler. The Rebekas will also send
delegates as this is an auxiliary order.
Arragements are being made in Tucson
BY the members of /. 0. o. F. for hold
ng grand reception and and entertain
nent at the opera house on April 26
when fitting services will be held in
;ommemoration of the founding OF the
order OF Tucson.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be an
interesting game of baseball at Carrillo's
gardens. The Bisbee team and the
Tucson Grays will meet to settle the
OF southern ARIZONA.
Manager Buehring this morning re-
;ieved dispatch from the passenger
agent of the Arizona & Southeastern
asking that two cabooses be loaned the
-oad to help carry the crowd which is
coming from Bisbee. Two hundred
tickets had been sold up to this MORN
ng in Bisbee and perhaps two hundred
more will be sold today and before the
rain in the morning. The excur-
lion will arrive in the morning and
cave in the evening allowing the visit
,rs the entire day in Tucson. The game
will be called at 2:3O.
A few days ago The Citizen stated that
,he gold-saying machine which is being
conducted under the direction of Charley
Fleming was being built in Los Angeles.
This was an error. Gardiner, Worthen
Goss OF this city is the firm that is
the machine. 1t is one of the |
argest gold saving machines ever con-
and is built on entirely new |
ines in many respects. Mr.. Fleming
,as been developing his idea for three
Iears and having secured patents upon
he different parts which go toward
making up the machine is now ready to