The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-21
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THE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At o'clock this afternoon train No
8 was reported one hour and forty
minutes late, No. 10 is on time.
Three prisoners entered pleas of
guilty this morning in, the United
States court to the charges against
them T. VaIenzuela entered plea
of guilty of selling liquor to Indians.
Ricardo Ambisca and Antonio Marque-
cho entered pleas of guilty on the same
charge. They will all be sentenced
tomorrow afternoon. 1gnacio Rivera
will be tried tomorrow.
Sheriff Jim Parks passed through on
No. 8 last evening with a bunch of
prisoners en- route to Yuma. There
were two murderers in the bunch, and
some tough men from Graham county
generally. There were three Mexi-
cans and two Americans. Three
guards accompanied the prisoners.
They were a lawless looking outfit.
A peculiar case entitled the United
States VS.. Ten Head of Cattle will be
called in the United States court on
next Friday. The cattle will arrive
in the city tomorrow. They were
seized by custom officers because they
had entered the country from Sonora
without proper registration.
Inspector Webb gathered in two
guileless ''chinks" down near the de-
pot yesterday They were unable to
produce ''choc-gees'' and were ordered
deported by Commissioner Culver.
The Foresters will be in session to-
night.
The Maccabees will hold a regular
session this evening.
The Eastern Star is due to meet this
evening.
The United States grand jury is pre-
pairing to spring big surprise evil
denty in it's final report. All of the
criminal cases have been disposed of,
and still the jury has been in session
a week Another adjournment was
taken this morning until tomorrow.
There will be a big Democratic
Mexican rally on the corner of Fifth
avenue and Sixth street tonight. There
Will UO SOAG SOOu Ld1hCIS P1SoSUI, anu
refreshments will be served. The
orchestra will also be in attendance.
The Meyer-Clarke-R Rowe Mining COM
pany brought suit in the district court
yesterday against Albert Steinfeld.
1t is suit to quiet title and is brought
to recover certain mining property in
the Sierritas.
A suit was filed in the district court
late yesterday afternoon by the Cala-
basas Copper company against the
Consolidated National bank. The
plaintiff claims a certain interest in
an ore shipment from the mine which
was assigned tohim. The defendants
own the property, and are alleged to
have made the shipment without set
ting the claim.
Some confusion exists as to the iden-
tity of one of the Republican candidates
for justice of the peace. Mr.. Give A.
Richey, the gentleman connected with
J. Knox Corbett's business, is not run
ming for Office. Mr.. 0. t. Richey the
insurance and real estate agent, is the
candidate.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E.
church will give pumpkin pie social
at the home of T. N. Lawrence, q
Council street. Friday evening of this
week. A delightful time is expected,
and the public is invited to attend.
One of the pioneers of southern Ari-
zona passed away at the hospital on
Sunday night Dan Casey was one of
the best known miners in this section.
He has been an inmate of the hospital
for two years on account of paralysis.
His brother John arrived in the city
last evening to take charge of the re-
mains. The two brothers have been
holding some valuable gold claims near
Dos Cabezas for years. The funeral
was held this afternoon from Reilly's
undertaking parlors.
A petition in bankruptcy for the
Arizona Clay Manufacturing company
was argued in the district court yes
terday afternoon. Judge Mitchell ap-
peared for the objectors and c. F.
Ainsworth for the petitioners, The
plant was located at Benson, and was
destroyed by fire a short time ago
The case was taken under advisement.
The performance of the Oberle Stock
company will not begin this evening
until o'clock. The Republicans had
secured the opera house by previous
contract for the early part of the even
ing. Mr.. Robert E. Morrison will
spout from 1880 to $3.50 o'clock, and an
entertaining comedy will then take the