Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

SION are nOi0lnR neSt8 tOuAy.
Arrangements are being made to
publish the proceedings Of the Teach
ers' Institute which was held here last
week.
The first Sunset Limited train will
pass through Tucson weet bound at :05
ON Wednesday morning. The first east
bound flyer will reach here Saturday
night at l0:30 p. m.
Ernest Lange left for Globe on NO.
10 today on a short business trip. He
will pass through Tucson the latter
part of the week enroute to California
where he expects to spend month III
San Francisco. Mr. Lange will return
to Tucson Jan. lst to open studio
The Ladies' Society B. of l.. F. cor
daily invite you to attend their Bazaar
and dance to be given on the evening
of Dec. 4 at A. o. U. w. Hall, general
admission 10 cents. supper 25 cents
Come and see the pretty things. S6-5s
Two Cinnamon, who had been or
dered deported by U. s Commissioner
Culver, carried their cases to the Dis
trict Court on appeal, They were
heard by Judge Davis Saturday after
noon. Gen. Thos. F. Wilson repre-
sented the defendants. Judge Davis
reversed the decision Of the commits
aioner and discharged the Cinnamon
The ceremonies of the acceptance
and dedication of the Carnegie Library
last Saturday night were well attend
ed A good musical program was rem
dered Those who spoke were Mayor
Schumacher. Councilman Angus, DIR.
Fenner, T. F. Ryan, s. f. Hazard. l..
c. Hughes and G. w Pittock. The
Library building is now formally
turned over to the trustees.
The contract will be let in few
days for an SzFoom adobe residence TO
re erected On the Military Plaza by J.
w Schneider The house will be
one story with collonade in front
and pIastered with staf ornamental
ton. Mr.. Schneider who has engaged
in business with Richard Brady will
bring his family here from Oakland,
Cal. The plans for the house We're
drawn by frost & Rust.
u. F. Larson, the man who was ar
rested for passing three bogus checks
has engaged Judge Barnes as counsel
and had his cases postponed until
Thursday. The complaint filed by
Jacome & Carrillo will be heard in
Justice Meyers court at 4 o'clock on
Thursday. The complaint filed by d.
Davis will be heard in Justice Wilson's
court at 2 O'Clock Thursday. Alex
Rossi filed his com plant with the sher-
if. Larson 10 lodged in the county Jail
awaiting hearing.
Yee On, the Chinaman, who was ar
rested some time ago by Francis Reno
for aiding and abetting the unlawfuily
bringing into the United States OF the
five Cinnamon who were ordered de-
ported. was brought before u. s. Com
missioner Campbell this morning. 1t
was proven that the Chinaman rented
4 room in which the five were conceal
ed but sufficient evidence could not be
produced to hold him. u. s. Attorney
Bennett represented the government
and w J. kirkpatrick the defendant
Judge Davis left on the afternoon
train for Tombstone where he will
open court tomorrow. lie expected
to get away on No. 10 this morning
In time to open court in Tombstone to-
day but was compelled to wait over for
the burro because OF the freight
wreck. Col. VIM. Herring, John Wright
A. Orflla, and Eugene s. Ives accom-
panied Judge Davis to Tombstone to
attend court Louis Davis. deputy
clerk of the District Court left for
Tombstone yesterday Court Steno-
grapher Francis Hartman went out on
the burro today.
Jesus Miranda, charged with relling
liquor to two Pima Indians was ar
ranged before u 8. Commissioner
Campbell this morning. Apse and Hira
AZul. two Indian merchants from Sac
atom gave him $1.50 and he purchased
two bottles of whisky for them at a
saloon on Meyer and Mccormick
streets The bottles were produced In
court. Miranda was bound over to
await the action OF the U: s: Grand
| Judy at the April term OF court and
his bond fixed at $3.50. Mr.. Bennett
/ represented the government and John
/ Wright the defendant.
The management of the San Xavier
changed hands yesterday. l.. J. F.
! Jaeger has purchased the equipment
and lease from Dr. Goodfellow. For
the present at least Mr.. Jaeger will de-
vote his personal attention to the man.
agement of the hotel, He expects to
put in a lunch counter and bar that
will keep open all night. II. Valentine
who was formerly In the quartermas-
ters department in Cuba, has been
engaged as clerk. Mr. Peter Sickles
and wife who have hpnn naDaptup fhf
hotel for Dr. Goodfellow, will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow night. Mr..
Sickles will take the management of a
! large hotel In California Mr.. Jaeger
noI controls the depot hotels at Bowie
and Yuma the Montezuma In Nogales
and the San Xavier In Tucson.
! Frank Summers and Russell Hogan
two vagrants. were brought before
Judge Wilson this morning charged
with assaulting and robbing a man
named Ryan last Friday night. 1t
seems from the testimony that Ryan
appeared in town with his clothes
torn, his shoes and hat missing and
was taken to jail by Officer Hopley.
There he claimed that he had been as
saulted and robbed of $3.50 and sill
yer watch. The police officers made q
round up of vagrants out near the
round-house and Ryan identified two
of them. Summers and Hogan. as the
men who had robbed him. Ryan iden
titled the shoes which Hogan had on
his feet and they were taken from him.
| Hogan appeared In court this morning
without any shoes. The evidence in
/ trndueod xraa all anaitsf the yaRranfs