Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-26
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

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ed on time at three O'Clock.
]. W. Goddard won 5000 Last night at
the Faro Bank in the Legal Tender
Train Master Duncan is able to Ike
back in his Office at the s. p. depot after
| an attack OF bronchites.
A marriage liscense was issued Satur-
day afternoon to Jose Moreno aged %
and Lugarda Rodriguez aged %.
w. G. Choate, OF Fl Paso, is registered
at the San Xavier. Mr.. Choate is con-
nected with the Arizona South East
crn.
Clay Lambert, Advance Agent OF
Ringing Bros circus is In town today
arranging for the performance to be
given here Tuesday Sept. "a.
The Board OF Supervisors are holding
n meeting at the court house this after
noon to approve plans drawn by Coun-
Is Engineer Santce, for bridge across
the Santa Cruz river at Stevens ave.
I J. y. Milton OF San Francisco came in
Saturday and registered at the san
Navier. He took dinner with Frank
King Sunday and left at . 30 for Noga-
les In few days he will return and
go to Texas to look after the interests OF
the J u. Milton Oil Co.
Immigration Inspector Lonls Adams
arrested two Cinnamon at Maricora
Yesterday They did not have the re-
quisite certificates in their possession.
As soon as Inspector Adams can return
from Nogaies they will be given hear
ing.
Mark Smith took a street car ride yes
terday. He happened to be at the cor
ner OF Stone avenue and Congress street
when Tucson only horse car passed and
for novelty he jumped aboard and
rode to the depot here ne happened 10
he going at that time.
The Weldon Company in the Quijotoa
district which has jnst contracted for a
ten stamp mill, has completed eighty feeF
of work on it's numerous claims, They
have five hundred foot tunnel in the
old Wadsworth mine where they recent
" made a big strike
Philip kasteI, who has for some time
been employed in the Wedge Cigar
store, has given up his position. The
work was too contining for him Mr..
kastel has not yet made any plans for
the future.
While il New York, Mr.. Harry A.
Drachman sent by express to the Car.
negie public library a copy of one Of the
most popular books "Tarry thou till !
Come" by George CroIy, work that is
creating unusual interest in the literary
world.
Yesterday, at ;45 p, m. Mics Libby
d. Keen, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. a.
J. Keen, passed away at her home on
Pennington st. She had been i'll but
four days At the time Of her death she
was twenty-four years OF age and bad
been a resident OF Tucson, all her life.
She had many friends here and Was es-
teemed by all The funeral services will
take place from the family residence
No. "a East Pennington street at 1890
this afternoon.
On Saturday evening, a very ENJOYABLE
dance WAS given at the home of Thomas
Conlon on Meyer street for Mr.. Will
Conlon. A Mexican ochustra furnished
music and refreshments consisting
of lemonade, sandwiches, cakeand ice
creamwere served. The affair broke up at
midnight and all went to Fort Lowell in
carriages, where a water melon feast
was held. 1t was after four when the
party reached Tucson. Among those
present were Misses Alice Bailey, lyottie
Lewis, Hattie Walker, Birdie and Bes-
sic Conl0n, Mesdames Rittenh house and
Bailey. Messrs. Tom Hamilton, Tim
Ford, Ed Ederby, William Sullivan,
Pat Black, Moses Kelley, Dennis Ford
Sam Bailey and Frank Cragin. Another
dance will begin by the rame crowd in