Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-25
Mr.. Joseph Levy, son of Mr.. and Mrs

| day morning about 9:3U O'Clock, SuS-
tanned injuries from which he died an
hour and five minutes later. The young
man had been in the employ OF the
Southern Pacific railroad company as
brakeman only for four days preceding
his death, and 80 far as could be learned
no blame in the sad affair attaches to
any one.
The Florence Tribune says Miss
Ethel LaChance left yesterday for her
home in Phoenix, after spending a cou
pie of weeks with Mrs. F. NJ. Doan. She
is charming young lady and has made
friends in Florence. On Thur, day
evening pleasant social dance was
given in her honor by Mr.. and Mrs. q.
E. Angulo. The Olivas orchestra fur
nished their unexcelled music for the
occasion, and, after the party broke up,
honored the home of ye editor with
serenade which was greatly appre-
ciated
b. d. Fairbanks has reopened the
Fashion again with a agentlemanly "mix-
ologist" behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve the most fastidious.
F. R. O'Brien, manager OF the COM
pany's store at Gleeson, was in Tomb
stone Saturday. To the Prospector Mr.
OBrien stated that the recent gold strike
near Gleeson promises to develop into a
bonanza property and has already re.
suited in increased mining activity
thereabouts. There is also considerable
railroad talk to be heard since the re-
cen arrival of party of S. P. officials
there, who were looking over the pro-
posed route. Mr. A. Leavitt, the well
known Cochise county resident, now lc-
catei at Gleeson, also speaks most hope
fully OF the booming prospects for Glee-
son.
The Consol idated National banking
institution is now occupying its new
building at the corner OF Stone avenue
and congress street, which is perhaps
one of the handsomest banking build
ings in the United States. The building
is fashioned after the colonial style,
with great windows, a low entrance on
either side OF which are great pillars,
and the entire building ia initiative OF
marble and resembles the architecture
which prevailed in the structures which
gave to the Chicago Worlds fair the
name of "the White City" The in.
terror OF the building is a dream of
beauty. The green walls harmonic
beautifully with the soft red tint OF the
ceiling decoration and the rich Mexican
mahogany OF the furnishings. The lot-
by provides ample room for the patrons
OF the bank, and the interior of the ma
hogany petition gives the bankers space
for the increased force OF employees
which are required to carry on the busi-
ness of the institution. Verde antique
Georgia marble is found n.the cashiers
and teller's windows, and Clipped glas
stands about the partition where the
money is placed during the banking
hours. Altogether the bank is one OF
exceptional beauty and is arranged for
action OF business.
Two months ago Justice Wilson sem
fenced one NJ. H. Hernandez to three
months Imprisonment in the county ial
for obtaining money under false preten-
ces. Hernandez represented himself as
a physician and surgeon and for few
months lived high here, decieving the
gullible and making himself obno1-
ions to all decent men and women. II e
dsgraced the Mexican population of the
city. But Hernandez was soon found
out, as all bad hombres are sooner or
later. Today Under Sheriff Emanuel
Drachman received the record of Her
nandez from Warden M. G. Aguirre, OF
San Quintin penitentiary, California. A
picture OF Hernandez, which is a per
feet likeness, was received with a letter
from the warden in which he states that
Hernandez was confined two and one
half years in San Quintn for bigamy
and fine of 81 900 was imposed on top
OF the sentence. He gave his name as
Francisco Topete. Later Hernandez was
confined year in the house of correc-
tion in San Francisco. Hernandez SEN
tence will expire soon and he has made
threats of What he will do when liber-
ated which are go foul that the brutal
nature of the fellow must be of the low
est type. A community should not
tolerate such brute, and it IS we'll for
the people of Tucson to know what kind
of man this Hernandez is.
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