Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-09
Brief News Items
Of the Town.


The weather predictions for tomor-
row are as follows: Fair tonight and
Sunday; heavy frost tonight.
The Rebekahs gave a dance last night
which was an event of much enjoy
ment. Cards were played and refresh
| ments served.
| At the Elk's club rooms last night a
hop was given by the members which
brought out a large number and the
evening was spent enjoyably.
At the natatorium tonight the hard
time ball will take place and elaborate
Preparations have been made for the
event.
At Grace church tomorrow services
will be held as follows. IL a. m. morn
ing prayer and sermon; $50 p. M.
evening prayers the second in the series
of sermon on American history-The
making of the constitution.
Hanging in front of Congress Hall this
morning was lion head and skin which
measured eight feet and eight inches.
The lion was killed in the Catalina
mountains by Jesus Cacias, hunter
employed by Billy Brown of Congress
Hall. A reward of $50 was paid today
by the county upon the lion and the
skin was readily disposed of,
A special to the FL Paso Herald from
Santa Fe, says: After an exciting trip
United States deputy marshal Hall last
night brought IN John c. Olvey, Ulysses
S. Cobb and Sidney Fulton, who ran a
distillery at Affect, They were arraign-
ed today on charge of making moon
shine whiskey. Cobb made break for
liberty, but three shots from Hall, one
grazing Cobbs ear, brought Cobb to
time.
There will be services at the Method
ist church tomorrow as follows: Sun
day school at 9:45 a. M, Junior Ep-
worth League at Up. M, Epworth league
at is p. IN. preaching service at II a.
m. and 80 p. m. Subject of the morn
ing sermon, The Christians Heritage,
Cor. ;2l-23 subject of the evening ser
mon, Acquaintance With God and Its
Results, Job % 81. The public is cor
daily invited to all the services.
A. NJ. GIBBONS, Pastor.
All Kuey is Chinaman. His name
strikes terror to the nerves of all China
man whenever it is mentioned, and the
presence of All kuey is enough to pre-
cipitate a Chinese stampede. Yester-
day All kuey started out on the war
path with a long knife, and began to
herd the Chinese population of Tucson,
rounding up the mavericks wherever he
found them and placing his brand upon
them without regard to any particular
spot of the anatomy. The Chinaman
was captured by the officers and brought
before Judge Purcell this morning who
pronounced him insane and committed
him to the Phoenix asylum. All Kuey
was committed two years ago upon the
sams charge and was released from the
asylum but q few months ago.
In the county Jail today Tailor Duffy
is herding two OF the youngest prisoners
ever confined within the walls Of that
institution for the correction of sin and
crime. They are Louis Necoechea and
Salvador Necoechea, brothers, aged about
ten and twelve. The little fellows haw
repeatedly left their home in this city
Their mother is very i'll and relative
who lives in Nogales has made several
efforts to get the children to come to hen
home but each time they were taken t.
the train they escaped and went to tn,
home of neighbors. Last night they
threatened to leave the town in case the
relatives persisted in their attempts t.
remove them to Nogales and the sheriff
Office was notified and the boys wer,
taken in charge. This morning they
wishes of the relatives.
Writing from Bonita near Fort Gran
a correspondent of the Solomonyille
Bulletin says: A serious accident oc.
CURED here on Sunday last. Mrs. Wild
Childress, while coming down from the
Post in buggy with little girl, were
passed by three fool soldiers running
their horses as fast as they could go
and on passing the buggy, scared Mrs
Childress' horse, causing it to run
away. The buggy striking a soap root
turned over throwing Mrs. Childresa
and the little girl out. Mrs. Childress
was picked up unconscious and il
was found that her shoulder wal
broken, besides many other injuries
The buggy was wrecked. The troop.
are now shipping their property and ex.
pect to leave in couple OF days for the
| Philippines, as soon as relieved by the
other troops now on the way here. Ma
ior Cooper had all OF his property loaded
on wagons when he received Telegram
on Sunday to remain here until further
orders. Lieut.. Hornbrook, formerly
| quartermaster, received similar orders
The probabilities are good for tn,
early commencement OF work on tht
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