Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-24
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

The warm weather is sending some OF
the tourists away, but some have re-
turned after encountering snow storms,
tornadoes and billiards. in the north.
Felizardo Figueroa, Rafael Aberile
and Ramon Manos were arrested last
night for disturbing the peace of the
city. They received the usual senten-
Ces.
Eduardo de la Cuesta is again in Tue
son and this means that another large
shipment of cattle will be made to Cali
fornia. Every time he comes to Tucson
the country is secured for stock and a
tranload usually follows him to Califor-
MIA. lie is stopping at the San Angus
tine.
Harry Drachman returned this morn
ing from a trip to Bisbee where he went
several days ago. He reports the bi g
copper camp as prosperous and livlier
than ever since o. j. II. Johnson located
there. Mr.. Johnson is familiarly know
in Tucson as "Skinny" and few recog-
nize any other name for him.
Two cases were disposed of in the dis
trict court this morning, In the case OF
+. P, NanKuren, administrator, vs..
Fritz Hesse, judgment was rendered in
favor of the plaintiff for $3.50 with in
terest. The case has been in court some
time. Andres Rebel VS.. Dolores Mar
roquin was continued by agreement of
the parties concerned. 1t is suit to
foreclose mortgage.
Officer Bob Fraser went t. Nogales
this afternoon for prisoner who Is
wanted in Tucson. The man is Louis
Pollart and he is charged with embezz-
lement The com plant was made by
A. II. Rosenstock who says that 500 was
embezzled from him. The prisoner is
under arrest at Nogales and will be
brought back to Tucson on the Cannon
Ball tomorrow The case will be tried
before Justice Wilson.
It is not often that structural iron is
seen in Tucson, and only the later years
have brought it to the ancient pueblo to
take the place of the less substantial
timbers. In the Bartlett building iron
is being used largely in its construction
and as the heavy structures of iron we've
being unloaded today there was great
deal OF interest shown in the work. The
new Bartlett building will be one OF
modern architecture, built upon lines
which will give the greatest convenience
and provide the most ample facilities for
carrying on the business of the Legal
Tender.
Will Brown of Congress Hall has re.
ceived from Sam Martin fine collection
OF Philippine curios, embracing native
hats, the arms used in warfare, and
many other interesting curiosities which
were picked up by Mr.. Martin during
his service in the Philippines. The hats
are particularly interesting and might
be adopted by the people of Arizona for
wear in the heated period. They are
made to provide the greatest comfort,
the rim resting above the head and
firm band is projected to hold the hat
pom the head of the wearer. One of the
hats received by Mr.. Brown has :, COW
ering of pumpkin she'll.
Theodore Fitch is too much of an Ari-
conan to remain long away from the
Territory. Having rounded out twenty
years as the agent of the Singer sewing
company, Mr.. Fitch decided that he
would quit and take rest. He went to
California and now he is back to Tue
son. He can't stay away for the very
good reason that he has lived here too
long, and he is not the first man-who
has tried to cut loose from Arizona's
charms after spending the greater por-
tion of his life here. The people OF Tue
son who know Mr.. Fitch are glad that
he has come back, and THE CITIZEN
trusts that he will not leave us again.
Miguel Sinohui was held to await the
grand jury's action in his case, and JUS
tice Myer placed his bond at 81 900. The
defendant, according to the testimony
presented in the examination this morn
ing, has been carrying on profitable
brokerage business. He made the home
of NJ. G. Samaniego his headquarters,
but without Mr.. Samaniego's consent
and always when Samaniego was absent
at his ranch. Sinohui had a partner
who was servant at Samaniego's home
the servant was arrested few days ago
for burglary and is now in the county
jail, where he will remain until the
grand jury sits in the fall. Sinohui
bought articles from the servant and in
this way the two made a profit upon
every deal. They had nothing to lose.
Mfr. Samaniego, who was an unwilling
partner in the firm of brokers, thought it
was time to speak and a few days ago
the two men were arrested. Mr.. Sam
aniego now has several men engaged in
rounding up his possessions which were
stolen and sold. They embrace all man
ner of articles.