Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

The Knights of Pythias will meet at
the A. o. U. w. building tonight.
The Conductors will hold an import
ant meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Pima Tribe, /. o. r. NJ. will not elect
officers until next Thursday when the
nominations made a week ago will be
disposed OF.
Tucson is going to have an old fash
ioned Fourth of July celebration, and
the people OF the adjacent towns are in
vited to come in and have good time.
Twenty-Five mining claims have been
filed for record by the Papago Mining
company. The mines are situate in the
Ajo mining district, Pima county.
]. A. Goodhue has sold to Lucy Arm
strong lot 2s in Section II, township IA
South, range IS east; also lot ii in
block No. AZ in Tucson.
lit is very warm today" is the salute
one receives on every corner. The oldest
inhabitant predicts that we will now
have some real warm weather.
Rowing to the illness of the Pastor
there will be no services in the Congre-
gational church, until further notice.
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
at the usual hour.
Jim Chatmat, Nogales, has purcha sed
himself six acres of land on the Santa
Cruz, just outside the city limits and
will erect a residence thereon in the
near future, when Mrs. Chairman and
family will make Tucson their future
home. School facilities is the incentive
that causes Jim to settle down in the
old pueblo.
United States Marshal McCord has
appointed j. p. Welles his chief deputy.
This is very generally regarded as an
excellent appointment. Mr.. Wellesshas
been chief deputy under Marshal Griffith
during the past four years and his con-
duct in office has been such as to win
the approval of all who come in contact
with him.
William Sturgess and Manuel King
left yesterday for La Osa, where they
will gather 1000 head OF beeves from
the La Osa Land Cattle company. The
sale was made by Frank Treat, and the
shipment of the cattle will be made
from Tucson on the 26th instant.
The annual meeting of the Tucson
Lawn Tennis Club was held last evan
ing at DR.. Boido's Office. Four new
members were voted in, being Herb
Drachman, VIM. Maxwell. Kendall
Kilt and Russell Manning. The clab
is in very prosperous condition, and
promises the devotees of the grand
sport general tournament during the
coming fall. The membership OF the
club is increasing so fast that the clnt
contemplates the erection OF anoshS
court in the most central location in u Il
city. The thanks Of the club were -ex
tended to its former President. DIR
Boido, for his most efficient intes res
taken during his administration. MIR
Sam Mansfield was elected president o
the club for the ensuing year, and MIR
Harry t. Harrison secretary -ares surer
Around police headquarters and a
the county Jail today, everything il
extremely quiet. The officials are OF q
languid disposition, depisting the "be
fore taking" man who sspres to spur th,
susceptible to the purchase OF nostrums
Police Judge Hawke, however, wa,
cruely awakened about noon by phon.
call from the Cashsss saloon at the de
pot. A demenksd Mexican, who has
been before His Honor once before, was
terrorizing the worshippers OF GAM
brinus. and desired the protection OF the
man by the strong arm of the Law. An
officer was detailed to visit the scene oil
excitement and the poor crazy fellow
Row occupies cell at the county jail.
He will go before Judge Purcell who
willdecide rs 10 his sanity.
There was shot time in the old
town" last night when the San Antonio
Beer Hall, on South Msger street, flung
doors open to the public. Parched
throats quaffed the iaviting beverage
and made merry over the sparkling,
partly inyiting-but not Intoxicating
beverage until the wee sma' hours, and
everything passed of quietly. OF course
the San Antonio, Brewing Co.'S represen-
tative was there and saw to it that none
were thizsty for any great length of
time. Etwas gentiemanly gathering
of representative Tucsonlans who wor-
shiRped we'll and wise at the shrine of
the Dexas Ganbginus. The San Antonio
people are alive to business, and judg-
ing from the enterprise displayed by
this company in its Tucson branch of
business, one would not hesitate to say
that, had Texas more such men, the
Lone Star Star State would be larger
than it even now 10.