Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-06
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

The school trustees met this afternoon
at O'Clock when W. c. Davis, the new
! Neglected trustee was sworn in and the
ballots were counted.
| GO TO THE BREAKER Sunday for
the swell dinner, for the best and nearly
all that earth and sea provide.
The Pioneer Historical society meet
tomorrow afternoon at , 80 and will con-
slider an amendment to the constitution
changing qualification OF Historical
members.
| b. d. Fairbanks has reopened the
Fashion again with gentlemanly mix
ologist" behind the bar, and is pre-
pared to serve tn most fastidious.
| NJ. T. Carrilo held rattle on Thurs.
day night when Jose Ma Pacheeo won
the $40 suit upon 90 cent ticket and
Alfredo Durazo won the $3.50 trousers
with 25-cent tick t.
A Amuscal and literary entertainment
for the benefit OF the NJ. E. church will
be given at the church, next Friday
evening. A first-class program has
been arranged, Miss McGauley reader,
and the best musical talent OF the city
will appear.
THE LEADER for fine millinery.
In the habeas corpus trial of Wylie
Morgan, sentenced to Yuma for murder,
the court admitted him to bail in the
sum of SIC, 900 pending retrial OF his
case. Morgan will he taken to Tomb
stone this afternoon where it is said the
bail bond will be furnished.
At Grace church Easter services will
be held as follows: IL: Holy Com
munion and sermon. Easter music by
chorus-choir. 4 p. m. Special services
and musical program. The Knights
Templars will attend in a body. The
usual evening services at I 30 will be
omitted.
Lorenza de Garcia, widow of the late
Cristino Garcia who was killed while
working for the city in excavating the
sewer on Main street, has through her
attorneys, Wright and Fleming, filed
suit for 5000 damages against the city,
alleging that the city was negligent in
not keeping the ground protected from
caving.
THAT SUNDAY DINNER at The
Breaker restaurant. Don't miss it-5
to 80 p. m.
The little girls ofthe Episcopal church
are preparing to give a doll fair on April
Sth from to 8 o'clock in the evenin
The dolls which will be exhibited are to be
dressed and prepared for the occasion by
the little girls. Ice cream and cake will
be served and there will be large NUM-
ber OF pretty little girls to wait on those
who attend.
Willie Drake, son of Hon. Charles r.
Drake, passed through Tucsopthis week
on his way from Cuba to Los Angeles
He has been serving in/Cuba under
Captain Corney Smith 81 Col. Norris
regiment. Mr.. Drake looks as if army
lille agrees with him. { He has fattened
up and broadened out and looked the
typical soldier in his kahkai uniform.
A number OF his friends IN, him at the
depot.
Jessie Macdonald, representing the
McArthur-t Forrest cyanide company, is
in Tucson today and will remain several
days looking alter the interests OF his
company. Mr.. Mcdonald has spent the
past eight months in the lower portion
of the republic of Mexico. He went as
far south as the state OF Yucatan, and
he reports mining as very active in all
parts OF the republic he visited.
HAVE YOU SEEN the dress hats for
five dollars and up at The Leader?
The Tucson lawn tennis club has post
poned the open tournament for the ter.
ritory until May 10th, llth and 18th
and the last day on which the entranc e
fee will be admitted by the secretary of
the club will be May lst. Til,
change has bean decided owing to the
fact that the other dates were t. close
to the first of the month, thus prohibit.
ing some of the business men of the ter
ritory from participating. Friday and
Saturday OF the respective dates will be
devoted to playing off the preliminaries
in the doubles and singles and Sunday
morning the finals in the doubles. Two
handsome cups OF sterling silver are
being engraved at Cooks jewelry store
as first prizes in doubles and singles,
two elegant rackets have already been
received for second prizes in singles and
doubles. The tournament is open to all
players in the territory who have bee n
here six months.
FAMOUS-more and more so-those
regular dinners from 5 to I 80 p. M, at
The Breaker and The Breaker only.
In the case of the United States VS..
William Downing number of Wit
nesses were examined this morning
among them being Lewis Owens, who is
serving time at Yuma for taking part in
the Fairbank holdup, and Mrs. Down.
ing, who testified in behalf of her hus-
band. She denied that Burts visited +,
her house and slept there on the night