Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-08
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Fair tonight and Tuesday, heavy frost
Tuesday morning is the prediction OF
the weather man.
THE LEADER for fine millinery.
The Easter services at the different
churches OF Tucson yesterday were the
most elaborate ever held in the city.
Jesse Whetmore is in the city from
the Magee mining camp in the Sierrltas.
He came in after machinery which will
be placed on the property to concentrate
the ores of the mines.
Deputy Sheriff McPhaul OF Yuma is
in the city looking for the Morgan girl
who ran away from her home in Col
fax, Washington, and is supposed to be
travelling in mans attire with hobo.
She is young girl and was attending
school when she decided to run away.
The girl is supposed to be in Tucson
and efforts are being made today to find
her.
HAVE YOU SEEN the dress hats for
five dollars and up at The Leader?
The Tucson gun club held shoot
yesterday which was an interesting af-
fair because it decided which crowd
should pay for an Easter dinner. The
members of the gun club divided into
| two bands and went at it. The win
ming side enjoyed thespread very much,
and perhaps the more so because it
cost the other side 81 plate. Norm
| Wilson of Zeckendorffs shoe depart
ment did the best shooting OF the day.
The territorial grand jury has re-
turned ten indictments. Eight OF them
appear below, the others being witL-
held owing to the fact that the partit s
indicted have not been arrested: John
Price, assault with a deadly weapon ;
Refugio Rivera, grand larceny Maurice
Leon, grand larceny; Miguel, a Papago
Indian, assault with deadly weapon
Ruther Holland, forgery; Isaac Field
burglary; Cornelius Roach, resisting an
officer; Diego Duron, larceny.
Jose Curby, l4-year old boy met
with serious accident yesterday after
noon in the Southern Pacific yards. He
was playing on the cars when he fell and
four cars passed over his left arm. DIR.
Boido was compelled to cut off the arm,
it was so horribly mangled. The little
fellows father is dead and he lives with
his mother who is a Mexican woman
Little boys should not be allowed tc
pay in the yards and parents are warned
repeatedly to keep their children away
from the railroad yards.
B. D. Fairbanks has reopened the
Fashion again with agentlemanly mix
ologist" behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve the most fastidious.
Geo. Hamlin of the st. Paul Lumb
company is late arrival in Tucson and
is stopping at the 0rndorff. Mr.. Ham
lin comes to Arizona every year, some
times spending the winter months in
! Phoenix and sometimes in the noun.
tains. He is taking his first sample oi
Tucson climate which he pronounces
richer than St. Paul champaign. Mr.
Hamlin is one of the leading business mer
of st. Paul. He will remain in Tucson
until summer comes, or at least until
summer weather makes the cool bree-
zes of st. Paul more inviting.
Mark Lulley accompanied by hi'
brother John Lulley is in the city to-
day. Mark took an important place in
the inaugural parade on March 4th in
Washington and the Arizona bears
which he took with him created consi
derable interest all along the line
Wherever Mr.. Lulley stopped The news
p 'pers printed long stories and illustra
tions which brought Arizona as we'll as
Mr.. Lulley into prominence. JohI
, Lulley comes from Washington to assist
. Mark in the operations of the Santa
, Rita mining company, of which Mark i!
now manager.
The Florence Blade says that th
Southern Pacific company is erecting
fine new depot at Red Rock, this county
and we have it from pretty good au
thority that a company contemplate
the erection OF large custom reduction
: plant at that point. Such an enter
prise, honestly conducted, would sool
build up a mammoth business as Re-
! Rock is in the center of a vast minera
region containing all kinds of valuabl
ores, The location and transportation
| facilities would also enable the institu
ton to command business from all part
of the territory.
The Florence Tribune is authority fo
the following item: 1t Is said that AL
= bert Steinfeld has again secured contro
a of the Ray mines and will soon begin
, active operations on the property. A
, the recent election of directors in Lon
don the interests of the wealthy bank
, ers Seligman of New York and Mr.
Steinfeld represented majority of tn,
stock, and the Englishmen stepped
down and out. This fine property ha,
been terribly mismanaged, but vii
soon come to the front under business