The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-26

NO. and No. 10 were reported n
time
George Pierson of Florence and Miss
Allie Bigley were united in marriage
this morning by the Rev. Edward Ger
rard The ceremony was performed IN
the cathedral.
marriage license was issued Ger
aldo Asedo and Eloisa Rodriguez by
the provate judge today. Both are
residents of Tucson.
Articles of incorporation for the
Metallic Reduction company were filed
with the county recorder today. Perly
Langdell and Others, of Los Angeles
are the promoters.
quaint looking deed was filed with
the county recorder today. 1t is thirty
| years old. The deed was made to Man
uel Altamarana and gives title to lot
| 4 in block 240. The consideration
named Is $8. The document contains
the signature of Sidney DeLong,
mayor. and VIM. J. Osborn, recorder.
Two quaint looking revenue stamps
are still intact on the face of the deed
The coroner's Jury in the baby IN
the we'll" case will sit on the case next
Monday morning before Coroner
Meyers. Two witnesses have been
found In the search made by the on
GERS.
In the probate court today letters OF
administration were issued to l.. Leon
and Maria Leon, In the estate OF Ra-
mona Leon. A. Coenen NJ. Samaniego
and n NJ 1nrnhu uorH
praisers.
| John Hurlihy. age 60 years, died Mt
the hospital this morning of dysentery.
! He was brought up from Cananea
about ten days ago. and was then very
low. Mr.. Hurlihy was an old time
| railroader and was employed at the
big copper camp prior to his illness
and death. The funeral was held
from the cathedral this afternoon.
| Justice Meyer tried John Doe case
today and let on the offender after he
had settled the costs. He was charged
with painting the town red.
The infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Barton died at their residence
on Fifth avenue today OF pneumonia.
The funeral was held from Reilly &
Hennessy's pariors this afternoon.
The local interest In last nights
slugging match was simply intense.
There has been few events IN the last
couple OF years which brought out so
much enthusiasm as was displayed on
the streets. The resorts where returns
from the fight were received were
crowded all evening. The sports IN
g., g1W - 81
sence OF "Fitz" money made the
betting light. There were no large
wagers to speak OF made in the city.
4 A good deal of money was bet ON the
number of rounds, and some on first
blood A cheer greeted the fash that
Jeffries had won the contest, but :t.e
cruuds ilaeesed tu hear the story of
the rounds. to see how 1t was done.
The sports would have liked TO have
seen "Fitz" win. but conceded that the
odds were against him"
Residents in the vicinity of Penning-
ton and Church streets are complaining
lof very obnoxious dog In that vicil-
ity. The animal makes a specially OF
chasing women and little children. I'm
less the dog is chained up or otherwise
disposed OF, some one will be bitten
some day and then there will be
trouble. The owner OF the animal. no
doubt, can stop the annoyance by ty-
ing ID up. IL this Is not done, some
morning there will be another dead
dog In that vicinity
The infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Soto died at their residence on South
Meyer street today, of fever. Inter
ment was made In the Catholic GEM
etery.
There was a lively mix-up at the
depot this morning over a newsboy.
The lad had evidently asked man to
buy a paper several times. and was
finally slapped for his Dersl'tehee.
Ant ther man took 1t Ipt n himself u
bt friend the little fel' w, and after a
few heated words resoC... 70 blnws,
T, E.wsboy was befr al ).
r. r. Gillett, for a number of years q
deacon in the Baptist church at Phoe-
nix, will be ordained to preach at the
Baptist church here tomorrow. lie
will have charge OF the new church at
Naco
The Degree of Honor met last night.
A.C. Walters was feeling like "Jeff" "
and was making people around the
Delta take few "side step" The city
marshal transferred his training quar-
tere to the "cooler." This morning Mr.
Walters was looking very much like
Fitz" and received 6 days to do some
real training.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Barnes died of fever at their resi-
dence. 264 Convent street, yesterday.
lnterment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.