The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-14

:. o'clock this afternoon train No.
i ~ n.s reported twenty minutes late.
n 10 is on time.
r,e Helvetia Copper company
.mght in another load Of machinery
aom the camp tday and deposited it
/ Tho offices on Pennington street.
f. big wagons and long string of
I,n,es reminded the old-timers of the
k,Imy days OF long ago.
p II Torren, who was injured by
wing a pole topple over with him
ssterday, is reported much better to-
H. He is feeling very sore after his
In and will remember h.g experience
IOr some time to come.
The fire department responded
Bomptly to an alarm from district No.
last night. A small blaze started In
h. Kitchen OF the johnson House,
I0rper Broadway and Sixth avenue.
Int was extnguishd before any dam
lie was done.
The Knights of Pythias will have
ork in the second degree this even
be.
lanes Reilly was tried on a charge
|; petit larceny before Justice Meyer
kis afternoon. He broke into bag
|see car at Maricopa a few days ago,
lad stole IS and q railroad pass from
trunk. Major Breckenridge notified
he sheriff and Reilly was pickle up
h the officers here on Thursday morn
kg. 1t appears that he maize good
l., Of his liberty while az large. te-
kuse another charge, that of forgery,
las been preferred against him. He
ashed a bogus check at Zeckendort g
lDr S20.
An unknown Mexican was found
rad behind j. Knox Corbetts lumber
lard this morning. Ii is eyiie 1t that
has been dead for more than two
says. People In the vicinity declare
bal another Mexican brought the body
Iaere and left II last night The de-
.ased looked as though he might
lave been a consumptive. Nothing
as found on the body that would
kentify the man. Coroner Meyer sum-
koned jury to view the remains. and
be- case will be heard on Monday
(orning.
The Thirteen Club" was delight
Iny entertained by Messfs. Charles
Ind Fred Nichols last evening.
The Tucson Elks will join with the
l,ber herds from the southwest In their
I,lrrimage to Salt Lake City to attend
b. national meeting Of the order. The
|outh westerns ElRs will be known Go
Rnien Sabe or Manana Marching Cluo'
Ind will be dressed in Mexican ciotnes'
sombreros.
According to travellers from the
bu,h the Tombstone Consolidated u
Iaying a great time transporting four
Eormous boilers from Fairbanks TO
ae works. They are using thirty
40 big draft horses and the giant
FteI truck which was CONSTRUCTED re-
tatly. II weighs 1000 ponn IS. ana
,ne of the boilers will tip the scales at
|. 600 pounds. II took several days
D load one of the boilers and they had
tone but a short distance when the
train broke one of the big. chains.
Billy Reid was out to the Dragons
I the fore part OF the week, ana
Irought in some very beautiful and
ARE specimens of ore. The pieces
how red oxide of copper arranged In
iehcate layers, with volcanic matter
oE background. The coloring Is
|aried and rich.
City Recorder Nat Hawke left with
bis family for their ranch this morn
ag He will be gone about week
Tbe Justice courts will look after the
hoboes and drunks in the meantime.
The remains OF Haaws Johnson were
'hipped to Lagrange, Illinois, thi:
norning, for interment He came te
tucson about six months ago for the
benefit of his health. but like many ol
he tourists he came too late. Ill:
health declined rapidly. and he f1nall,
to the dread disease con-