The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09

The many friends Of l.. kaYnS will
be pleased 10 hear that he has decided
70 remain in Tucson. and viii again
manage the San Augustine hotel. A
lease satisfactory to all parties was
fixed mp u few days ago. and II was
then definitely settled that-he would
again assume the management Of tho
popular hostery. Mr. karns Is now Oh
the coast bat viii return shortly.
Charles Brusue, age GS years. died Of
paralysis about three miles from town
yesterday. The body was inferred in
the Catholic cemetery
About thirty men arrived In The city
last night from points n Texas and
Mississippi They are boiler makers.
and wilI DE employed on the 5. p. oil
tank In the yards The recent walk
out on this work has been am.cahly
settled. The panament Steel company
has charge 9f the construction.
The Degree of Honor viii hold
regular session in the A O. T. w hall
tonight Several candidates viii be
initiated and light refreshments will
bt served after the business meeting.
All members are requested 10 oe
present
There was a big washoui oi the So
nora road this morning The sleeper
msssr connection with the DHrro II"
rainy season la sonora has set in. and
tha coantry Is being flooded, a. aea8,-
\ Whole carload of Cinnamon passed
through the cily n bond tHls morning
s4 ty kgzk8y.y. fY%4y
3oetiy guarded hy =. T. officers The
company has 10 pat up pond for
every Chranau so c&ffle1 through The
n5ted States
Travellers arriving tTom Ora }c thls
morning report a heavy Aue ulour Il
TA.p .u That vicinity 3asi night 7 lie
San pedfo IS flooding l1e hanks The
rain Was needed very much IN tEat
AssfloG Few az the Rh9wers s1pr,i-
stseec by Tucsou during she p4st week
hAye reached NJ far ar Ora " TFe
range In ,hat virlnity ~3ll tse grra'1y
Improved ~ the raia.
BISHOP kenags1R of tho Episcopal
eAar h arr3Ytvi ia the eIty this fuo1 %
.ug he ~fli hold oosn Ii. I.arsion ~ery,
al Grace Episcopal ftssf n toaasyrs,s =
morning AZ = o'alo.ek The bishop II
be Ii the city sor eeSsral dayt. ard
w,ll slsat the dGefent gaeful,ers cf &c
congregation
II neeler the r79ar,ea aasallaet ~
~ Maher. Was held 10 gAs grand jmty
~ lumies Wilson this morning t4ts
tail was hxe3 at $3.50 Hs WAS
shAgged wtth having committed A.
AsaA
shn brad wlfh "A hammer several times
without the N3tghtsst pFvevoratton The
affair occurred on East Congress street
a fe~ nights aRo BsxlefIS}!i Zee a..
yn1gn@t on thc haree ~ resisting an
affrer soFue t(ma thik xe~h Tbs ~
u More ecY1ons fharee fos hIm 10 tace
as te haA a sun a. ire fBme Tie ~
beiak defended by Judge LoyeN
3eAes ParcrB hae been talking to his
fgssras aboa' bats in bis lse'fry today
htt few wsre Inclined 10 isj|cve him.
IL, lu,7n. > state gn~r's acre irss. 9e.E.
ertheles4. and a visit Ia his offsre
&oaI3 have proven H. ogash u
f{e mncanBy creatures we're EHr
enough clingtGe 10 The ceiling ~ his
ofTee all aav They evidently panic3
"a. ey, apc 'hc rain last rlght ard be-
8ng unable 80 treak snto the tail,
sourht protection In Judge PuFcel)s
oFf}ce.
r { Forbes. the emalaseF cf FEarrE
Tray has changed hrs mind ard has
decided fhat he is not a bandit, and !
what more. the officers are not even
nj h.x trail The officers have chang
their minds also. and believe that the
nrisoner Is a sane man. when sober.
They diagnosed The case as the old u.
r on sight. and their Judgment Is
gradually being proved correct. Il
aupears that Mr.. Forbes started 70
forget in l.ordsburg. and his criminal
Authorizations were picked up on the
way to Tucson. He will he all right
ln a few days.
\ man rushed into justice Meyers
court yesterday and told in excited !
tones that the body of Jesus Casias.
the hunter. had been found buried in
III, sand IN the aroya. A coroners
Jury was hastily summoned and the
county undertaken was notified The
undertaken came with bottle Of dis |
infectant and a spade. Mrs Casias, |
the wife OF the hunter, insisted on ac-
companyinC the party. but Coroner I
Meyer thought the sight would be too |
much for the poor woman, and ordered |
her 10 remain away. The carryall /
took the party to the scene. 1t |
looked as though a hasty grave had !
been made in the sand. and the place
was alive with maggots. The under |
taker slowly removed the sand and |
The members OF the party took on long |
faces. All Of a sudden one hoof and |
then two came in sight. and the jury |
discovered that the inquest was over a
hurro. It was a good joke, but not |
one in the party had nerve enough to |
laugh.