Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-17
Brief News Items
Of the Town.


Juan Miguel, who is charged with as
sault with Il deadly weapon with intent
to commit murder, il being tried in til,
district court today.
One OF the employees OF Norris& Rowe
show vas taken to the st. Mary's hospi
tai in this city yesterday. He was suf
fering with bad case OF erysipelas.
w, X. Mansfield Of Cincinnati, O.
has been appointed cashier OF the Gus
tom house at Nogales by collector Doan
He reached his post Tuesday night
Auges Bustamente was arrested thi:
afternoon by the city officer on charg,
of drunkenness. He will he brought uT
before Judge Hawke in the morning.
nr. Purcell this morning reported tc
the health authorities case OF small.
pox at the house of Alfred Durazo on s.
Stone Ave. These premises were i'm
mediately quarateened.
( VIM. Neal this morning sent wagon
earring $500 pounds Of cyanide to the
! Mammoth for the plant of the Mann
moth Cyanide Co. This consignment
came from chemical works in North
Carolina.
The jury in the case OF Manuel Sala-
zar, who was tried before the district
court yesterday, found the defendant
guilty Of first degree burglary. On mo.
tion Of the district attorney second
similar charge againt the defendant was
dismissed.
The jury in the case OF Francisco
Cabreras last night rendered verdict
Of not guilty. Cabreras was tried be-
fore the district court on Tuesday on a
charge of assault with intent to commit
rape. The jury was out ten hours.
This afternoon the jury, in the case of
Juan Miguel, found the defendant guilty
of assault. Miguel was defended by
Chas Blenam. At the conclusion Of the
case, the trial OF Alexander Hernundiz,
vas begun. He is charged with assault
with deadly weapon with intent TO
commit murder. A. OrhIa is his coun-
sci.
The police Court has been very quiet
the last lew days. Judge Hawke had an
axe stolen from his residence and is
anxious that the thief be brought up be.
fore him. Oeaeer katzenstein yesterday
had chase after two Mexicans who
were riding recklessly through the strees.
He caught one of them named Pedro |
IueVes and the culprit was fined &c by |
Judge Hawke this morning.
Deputy L, S. Marshal Francis Reno
'eturned last night from Southern points
where he has been sulnmoning grand
md trial jurors for the October term OF
he United States Court which meets in
his city Oct 2lst While in Bisbee Mr..
teno had an exciting time. One Juror
'homas Woods fed from Reno up
tairway and down another one. After
lively chase Mr., Reno caught him in
aIoon and served the summons.
The meat men are investing in real
state. Today Mrs. Wright transferred
er property on n. Church st. to JOHN
ellweger. Mrs. Wright will remove 10
os Angeles. where she has II regitlnaee
Ocean Beach. Geo. Pusch yecentlv
lrchascd the residence Of ". M. Grif-
III on $. 4th Ave. and Rayless Bros. !
st the other day purchased lots in
University Addition where they will {
ect handsome residence. =
Chris Christensen, proprietor Of the
'xington stable. while digging near +
o ruins Of tjae old church lust across 4
g Santa Crnz river, found nm old Il
rrup OF antique design. 1t was badly Il
rroded, but when polished il was found GO
be made Of silver and copper. Asthe IL
rInp was found at a depth of25 feet if
Ist have laid there many years. Mr.
rlstensen was offered 800 for his find
I he refused 1t as he intends sending :"
HN'''"p w W. isptF huUtlnIDn.
Every town and mining camp in the ~
lthern part OF the Territory has been AT
flied to look ont for Delano and off w
& are everywhere keeping an eye ont en
him. The constable who holds tho a.,
rrant here has learned that Delan0,.
mt Saturday and Sunday in Benson. -
was recognized at the depot there ON
iday by a travelling man who knew ~
! well. The officers here cannatun. II
stand why the Benson ofiicers did
arrest him, as they were Notified hy 90
graph Saturday afternoon.
overnor Corral of Sonora. spent some
Q in the city yestcrday, tie guest Of
:. Sroufe. He reaChsdt Tnscon ves. lit
lay noon coming as far aa Benaon -
h General Manager j. G.. Magic of
Sonora railway who left for tho east.
lis private car. Governor Coryal was y"
ompan'ed by his wife, eight children r,
an interpreter. He inspected the
thern Pacific shops and was driven ca
und the nity behind Mr. Breakcn.
ge's fast team. The governor and his ~
ty left for San Francisco on NO. Q
night.
ash paid for furniture at the Auction VIC
use. Goods received up to 4 y. m. 80
lay. sale at 10 a. m. Saturday Cor. "''
Church and Camp streets