Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-28
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

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clippers at the Club Stables.
/ Hon. sam Barkley, member of the
territorial assembly, is in the city. Mr..
| Barkley says that the bill for the sup
port of the Pioneer Historical society has
passed both houses and was signed by
/ Governor Murphy yesterday
Nose Drachman the we'll known cigar
dealer, returned this morning from an
extended trip through New Mexico and
northern Arizona. He says that rain
and snow were his constant companions
everywhere he went, but that the re-
sultant good state of feelings OF the peo-
pie more than compensated for the in
onvenience-Phoenix Enterprise.
Mrs Thos. Warner, wife of the un-
/ fortunate man who died at the hospital
the result of injuries received at Naco,
arrived in Tombstone from Tucson says
the Prosphctor Today Mrs. Warner
| had the remains of her deceased hus-
band shipped to Tucson where he is to
be inferred The investigation OF the
mysterious death OF Warner is being
prosecuted by Sheriff Lewis and some
clews are expected to develop which will
| throw some light on the suspected foul
| play.
A picture of Marie Proctor the beauti-
! full Tucson girl who married W. c. Greene
the wealthy La Cananea mine owner
appeared in the Chicago American last
week together with a picture OF Mr..
Greene and a story of adventure and ro-
nance describing Miss Proctor's ex-
| periences during the siege at La Cananea
when the Cobre Grande people were
| trying to gain possession OF the mines
of Mr.. Greene. The New York Journal
printed similar story also, thus pre-
senting the beauty of the Tucson lady to
world of readers.
A number of Tucson Shriners will go
to Phoenix tonight to attend the round
up there at the Masonic Temple. The
Enterprise OF Phoenix says that COM
mittee comprising VI. II. McCord, 7. P.
Parker, J. ]. Sweeney, f. J. Bennitt
and Thos. +. Armstrong, has been ap-
pointed by FL Zarizah Temple of the
| Mystic Shrine to proceed to Maricopa
and meet the incoming Shriners upon
their arrival Friday. Upon the arrival
of the guests in Phoenix, they will be
escorted to the Masonic Temple where
Ed Elsie and Selim Nicholson have pro-
vided mountains of honey and zem-zem
for the refreshment of the weary trav ell
| ers.
Information has reached FL Paso 10
the effect that President HAYS of the
Southern Pacific will arrive there Friday
from the east, where he has been on
business. Mr.. Hays went east by the
Central Pacific and will return by way
of New Orleans and was met there by
Messrs. Kruttschnitt and Stubbs, who
passed through here lew days ago to
meet him. Mr.. Hays will be in San An
tonic Thursday and will reach FL Paso
Friday. George Gould is also expected
soon, so that Ell Paso Will have many
prominent visitors. Tucson will also
be visited by the distinguished gentI> =
IN en- mentioned above.
The friends of C. f. Chase are confid-
ent that he will be chosen school trustee
and they are working hard to that end
Mr.. Chase has entered actively into the
race and is making known his claims for
the position. There promises to be a
| lively interest in the election since the
| women OF the city will take hand. The
ladies of Tucson do not often have a
chance to vote and they will no doubt
take advantage of this opportunity to
cast their ballots for the man whom
they think will best serve the schools az
trustee. The position is an important
one and there should be large vote
cast
| United States Marshal Griffith met
with bad accident Tuesday in Phoenix
The Gazette says that he took seat in
the Palace barber shop to get shaved,
and was leaning back in the easy chair
while the barber was rubbing lather on
his face, fly bit the Marshal and hast.
lily putting up his hand to drive the fly
away, the back of his hand came back in
contact with the razor infiicting deep
and severe cut. DR.. Wyle was at once
summoned and put several stitches in the
wound. The marshal sat quietly and al
lowed the barber to finish shaving him
before the arrival ot the doctor. His
hand will be very sore for time, hut
the cut is not dangerous.
Laborers are advised by the Tomb
stone Prospector to keep away from that
place until the boom really begins to re.
vive the old-time days. The Prospec.
tor says: While the Prospector has i'm
plicit confidence in the ultimate arrival
of the hoped for and cherished boom for
Tombstone we would advise parties who
are seeking employment to hold alool
from here until such time as definite
action is taken or the boom becomes a
reality. Many lurid and misleading re-
} ports are being published through the
press that may induce laborers and work.
ing men who could i'll afford it, TO head
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