The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-17

AT o'clock this afternoon No 0 was
reported three hours and thirty minutes
late. No. 10 is on time
The Pima tribe of Red Men meet to-
night.
Pima lodge No 81 0. will meet this
vening
The A. o, t. W held very interest
ing session last evening
The Red Cross degree will be- CON
/ f"rred by the Arizona commandery No.
this evening
The city license collector reports
( that the milkmen are rather slow in
complying with the new ordinance
The vendors Of the white fluid have
never had to pay a license in Tucson
/ before and IL is no doubt a little hard
for them 10 begin Some however,
declare that they will not pay the new
tax on their line OF business The de-
I Iinfuents will be given until the 2lst
/ instant 10 comply with the law. and
after that date they will be compelled
to pay up or suspend business.
There was small runaway on
North Stone avenue this morning. A
horse with a rather mixed up looking
hnggy attached to IL was caught near
III" Conductor The damage was
slight The horse and rig were turned
ooyer 10 the marshal
An important decision was rendered
by Judge Davis III the NoFal4s session
Of the district court a fsw days ago
4@f4 I 80
ton. y. c. was given n judgment for
$50 t'''o against the Nogales Mining
company.
Word comes from the north that Ari-
xoua may entertain Senator Albert
! J, BsseTidgs. Of Indiana. in the near
future. He IL on hts way TO Cmlifor-
MIA. to take much needed rest before
The fall campaign The senator ~
one of the recognized opponents of
SiAtehof for the Territories. aud this
wisl he q grand opportunity for Arsgnna
70 exhlhst her resources 10 good effect
Senator Ressrtdge probably intends
to SiKsi ihs Territory as quietly as
ross3spl~. Ia order to lstter study the
conditions here HE In travelling over
The Santa Fe ard !, is hoped he ran
tse induced 10 tske a r1,n over the more
important sections n, least
A V Crn@se,ta is adding another
story so bis home on Pennington
4eirees- The frame II mostly Of wood
are some oue complained that the hre
ordinance wss tseing evad@d Billy
Reid chairman of the FIRE committee
81 the city cnuncll. investigated the
matter Yesterday The timb~TT Of the
building when completed ~il' be Gov
erra sith a new patent hre-pSv,of mix
,ert The boards are frw, covered
with FIRE netting and then coat of
plaster is applied. This arrangement
gives the building the appeaTuce Of
solid esone structure, and IL said 10 l'e
simple protection from Are.
Phoenix bus ne~x Bsan IL advoeat
tuc a Territorial fair for the pnrpose
ol exhibiting ArizonA's resources lie
seems "a think that IL would b~ good
thing to make II permanent organiz-
alton. and hold one every year lie
even goes so far as To say the legis-
laiure ought 10 set aside funds for this
purpose The proposition does not
meet with much favor among the bust
ness men OF Tucson. They seem 10
think that a fair held in Phoenix will
be- u good thing for that city, and for
no place else The same idea would
stand good when applied 10 Tucson or
any other town in the Territory. Be-
sides. the expense connected with the
/ fair would be great, and would out
weigh the benefits IN be derived.
| The mysterious death OF Vicente Mu-
rieta has occasioned more than little
| trouble He was given decent
burial. and there were other expenses
connected with the death. which viii
have to be settled on; OF the estate.
His estate. by the way. is not an exten-
sive AFFAIR. and there Is where the
trouble begins Among his effects are
six burros and a dog. Coroner Meyer
was not certain of his authority TO dis
pose OF the deceased's property. and
laid the matter before the board Of
supervisors who In turn said they had
nothing to do with It. The estate is
not valuble enough to probate. and
still no one seems to have sufficient
authority 10 sell It and satisfy the
claims. The dead man evidently had
some claim on the patch of ground in
the Riliito also. The probate judge.
no doubt will settle the matter.
There is evidently some discrepancy
| in the recent reports of strike at
Cananea Colonel Epes Randolph was
! seen by a Citizen reporter this morn
ling. and laughed when asked about the
strike He said there were the usual
number of men coming In and going
out of the camp but this did not indi-
cate trouble, The colonel is certainly
! in a position to know, and he stated
positively that there was no strike Cn
In the big copper camp.
| Deputy United States Marshal Hill
! arrived on the Burro this morning.