The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

AT o'clock tais afternoon trains No.
and No. 10 were reported on time.
The residents in the vicinity of the
~ .andppe wish to call the United
,ates marshal's attention to a dis.
raceful scene enacted in that neigh
"a orhod last night Some twenty-five
~ adams lay in the field near the zig
u. ater-holder the entire night, in con
81 ,ion that is usually described as
81 paralyzed drunk" They were ca
ID ousing and yelling until almost day
q ght, and the people round about were
Sd nable TO sleep A man on horseback
ia rayeled back and forth from the city,
"a etping them. supplied with liquor.
The infant son ct Mr. and Mrs. j.
IA adill0 died of bronchitis yesterday
@ t.terment was made in the Catholic
.melery.
ri i,eniejo Tilla made no small amour;
N trouble for the police and few
a !tiAens late last night. He was ar
Sested for disorderly conduct on Church
1reet, and was very much under the
"a 4 fluence of liquor. He made hard
light to keep from being. arrested, ami
8 II Offcer Flanagan in the eye. The
lty recorder has little mercy on pris-
#pners that he terms "obstreperons," :,
md told UiIla that the officers black
ye would cost him twenty-five days.
n The Tucson aerle OF Eagles will
hal . hi "a .
" r. McLaws was given five days
d y the city recorder this morning fol
being drunk and disorderly on the
q feets.
n No. 10 arrived in two sections this
hnorning. The second section was
s layed about one hour at the depot
3 the breaking OF drawbar ON the
d kear Pullman.
The A. o. L. ". will hold a regular
session this evening
i From the looks O.. the police court
kalendar this morning 1t was evident
Ebar some of the Mexican population
bad been celebrating San Juan's Day,
Eour prisoners were arraigned before
&he eity recorder for being drunk ana
Misorderly. Matice Maunlon, Jesus
SAlontiio. Bonifacio Soto and Jose "a
&nlo each received six days.
A lodge of the Spanish American
IA lliance was established al Ralto last
Rweek, with charter membersnip oi
twenty five
D,cksPety's istl1e *hild is said to- be,
dangerously i'll
The Mexican population across the
raek gave a big Aanee hast night. In
honor OF San Juan's Day. The dance
was held In the pen, and hard piat
Iof sprinkled earth served as moor
lThe fun vas kept up until the early
morning hours
The railroads are making a $3 rate
from Tucson to points In Nevada tor'
the benefit of laboring men. The peo-
ple constructing the Salt Lake rail-
road are very short on w0rkmen. ana
are Offering big inducements for Ia
porers. Tonopah, the big silver camp
in Neveda, Is also said to be short on
miners. Many workmen are taxing
advantage of the low rate.
Judge Davis will reopen court mere
about July to finish up the April term
of court. The regular July session OF
the district court VIII be convened az
Nogales when the Tucson business Is
completed.
It was rumored about town today
hat Miss Kate Christ had been ap-
pointed postmaster at Nogales. There
nave been several aspirants FOR the
Office and the fight was a warm one
Lorenzo Ruiz was tried in Justice
Wilson's court this afternoon. on tne
eharge OF stealing bicycle from IN
5ront of Barnes & Martins ofiice on
Pennington street.
case entitled wv H. Stillwell VS..
Morgan Smith was filed in the dis
+rict court today. This suit grew our
If the King of Arizona litigation al
phoenix The plaintiff. lawyer, IS
suing for. his fees. The case was
transferred from Phoenix.
lnnocente Robles was bound over 10
mo grand Jury by Justice Wilson TINS
morning. About three weeks aso
Robles broke into Romero's saloon on
West Congress street and stole a aeiil',
ohm of gin. The robbery occurred
-arly on Sunday morning. anu the case cas-
batfied the police for some time me ne
rriminal was run down by Cons'ao'e
pacheco.
The district court session az ion,O
stone will adjourn tomorrow p"'
1ne civil case remains to be trleu.
The committee in charge OF the A.
o. " W.'s excursion to Bisbee on Tue
Fourth has secured round trip rate
Of s565 II is thought that about Zoo