Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

large line oil carriages.
COOK 4 co can fit you with glasses
that will bring you comfort and joy. Try
them.
There will be a hard time ball at the
Natatorium oh Saturday, March 9th. If
you want fun don't fail to attend.
In the case of Jennie s. Drachman
and others vs. Jennie l.. Bruckner and
others, an action to quiet title, decree
was rendered this morning BY Judge
Davis in favor of the plaintiff.
Judge and Mrs. Barnes last night en-
tertained a large party of friends in
honor OF Mrs. Felix Farrell of Jackson.
vile. Illinois, who is a sister of Colonel
Martin. Cards and dancing were the
chief pleasures of the evening,
Tom Woerner, who met with an acci-
dent at Tombstone few days ago, men
ton of which was made yesterday, died
from his injuries and the remains were
brought here today for burial under the
auspices of Pima Tribe, /. .. r. NJ.
Robert Fisher was tried in the justice
court this morning for stealing some
shirts from Jacome 4 Carrillos' store.
Justice Meyer sentenced Fisher to three
months in the county Jail. Diego Duran
the partner OF Fisher, pleaded guilty
and sentence will be passed at o'clock
this afternoon.
Col. Breckenridge was one of the most
active rustlers who contributed toward
the success of the race meet of the
Union Park driving cldb. The colonel
carried off honors also in the trotting
race, and took away a portion OF the
money. He is delighted with the sue
cess OF the meet and he thinks that the
club will not have much trouble in in
teresting the people of Tucson in the
fall meet
SAVE YOUR EYES avoid those
nervous headaches, by having the pro-
per glasses fitted your eyes. No charge
tor consultation or examination
LOOKS & JeWelfy.
Tom Bola rs big dray team ran away
this afternoon. There was a large safe
on the dray at the time and Tom
thought it was heavy enough to hold the
team, so he left it minute and the team
quit Tom and ran about town frighten-
ing people and soaring peaceable horses
that were tied to posts along the route
OF the runaway. The safe remained on
the dray and the team was stopped be-
fore any damage was done.
Billy Stiles who was in town few
days ago said to The Citizen that great
many people had asked him aboutthe
alleged interview the Star had with him.
self, Alvord and Bravo Juan. 'I want
to say that we never saw reporter.
Everyone We met on the trail we held
up, asked them their business and kept
quiet about ours. AS for the man
they say he.took the Star reporter out to
see us, threw us down from the start.
We made arrangements to meet him
near Tucson and waited several hours for
him outside of town and he never came.
That reporter was lying when he told
such story" Stiles gave complete
story OF the experiences OF himself,
Bravo Juan and Alvord when they were
out on the long trait, pursued by sheriffs'
possess and watched by everyone, and
with pictures of Stiles which were taken
in typical desperate clothes the story
will soon appear in one of the big Sun
day papers. Stiles left for Mexico and
will 60 prospecting in the Yaqui country
Bravo Juan and Alyord are supposed to
be there.
NO CHARGE for properly examining
your eyes, and informing you whether
you need glasses or not. Try us it you
are troubled with headaches. We may
be able to save you doctors bills.
A point OF law has arisen in the mu-
nicipal ownership OF the waterworks of
Tucson which is interesting the attor-
neys OF the city just now. Suit was
brought by the city to prevent the
county tax collector and treasurer from
placing the property of the water works
upon the delinquent tax list. 1t seems
that the waterworks property was taxed
as it had been when iii the possession Of
the individual owners and the city
claims that there is no law which COM
pels municipality to pay taxes. The
case was argued before Judge Davis and
this morning temporary restraining
| order was granted to the city. The case
will come up for final decision later.
The Citizen has received contribu-
ton from an eastern reader of this paper
for Edward Denninger who was men
toned by The Citizen several weeks ago.
Mr.. Denninger was victim of the
Mariner fire. losing all he had in the
world, and in his condition of health he
is unable to work and earn living. He
has lived in tent since the fire. The
tent which is located in the block where
the Nariner building stood, is sparsely
furnished giving the sick man only the
most meagre comforts in his numbered
days OF life. When The Citizen gave
the sufferer the contribution this morn
ing from the eastern lady tears rushed
to his eyes and he said that the people
In the neighborhood had been kind to
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