The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-21
THE CITY NEWS
INPHRhGRHPHS.

At o'clock this afternoon train No.
3 was reported twenty-five minutes
lahe. The flyer is on tim e.
Sheriff Murphy arrived last night
from Globe with the two men IN
charge who left town about two weeks
ago on horses which they purchased
from the proceeds of the sale OF a
stolen outfit They gave their names
as Cliff and Porter 1t will be re-
membered that they canaa to Tucson
about two weeks ago overland from
Benson. The same day they sold the
team and rig for $170. and purchased
two fine saddles and two horses. 1t
appears that they had only been en-
trusted to bring the outfit to Tucson,
and the owner saw them riding out OF
town as he came in. The pursuit led
to Globe, where they were overhauled.
The city recorder disposed of two
cases this morning. Harry Wilson, a
vag, was given until sundowm to leave
town. John Doe, plain drunk, was
given fifteen days.
Bayless & Berkalew shipped a car
load of cattle to California today.
The cattle were inspected in the local
yards this afternoon by George Schole-
field.
J. K. Browns residence on Stone
avenue was burglarized last night by
some unknown parties. A gold watch
and some 500 were taken from his
clothes. An attempt was made again
to enter the residence of A. M. Frank
lin the other night.
Augustin Chacon paid the death pen
atty this morning at 10 O'Clock in the
county jail at Solomonville. All ef-
forts to stay the execution proved fu-
tile. With his death there passes one
of the most notoriously bad men that
ever frequented southern Arizona. The
crime for which he was convicted and
hanged was the killing of Pedro Sal
cedo. a prominent merchant at Mo-
renci, about four years ago.
The Philomathean Literary society
of the II. of A. will hold another pub
lie meeting this evening at $3.50
O'Clock. The public is invited to at
tend this session. An interesting pro-
gram has bekn prepared. The ques-
tion. Resolved. That the country
would be benefited by extending the
term Of the President to six years. :"
will be discussed. Mrs. F. Yale
Adams will render a vocal solo. and
Major Patton will deliver an address.
The Floral Parade has been post
poned until aStlrday morning at 10
o'clock. The condition of the streets
and the inclement weather made it
impossible to hold the event today as
scheduled.
The Naomi lodge, Daughters of Re
bekah, held their annual ball in Odd
Fellows hall last evening. Despite
the inclement weather the event was
we'll attended and every one had a
good time. The ladies served light
refreshments. The proceeds will be
devoted to fund which will be used
to build an orphans home at some
point in the Territory.
The Cactus division of the B. of L.
F. will meet this evening to receive
c. w Mayer. their vice grand master
of the Brotherhood.
The knights of Pythias will be IN
session tonight.
The attorneys in the case of the
Silver Queen Mining company VS..
Charles Crocker filed brikfs today, in
stead of arguing the case. The de-
murrer in the case of Wolf1ey VS..
Black was sustained and the plaintiff
was given ten days in which to amEhd-
The case of c. O. Austin VS.. G. A.
Thumb was submitted and Judgment
was returned for plaintiff. The case
Of J. Grouse VS.. Lowell & Satterwhite
was dismissed. The case of Annie Sui
livan VS.. Joe Wiley was tried this af-
| ternoon.
Tomorrow the football championship
! of Arizona will be decided on the U
of A. gridiron. The red and blue will
buck up against the Tempe Normals
The game will be called at $3.50 O'Clock
and special will leave Stone avenue
and Congress street for the campus al
o'clock. Local enthusiasts shoulc
not miss this contest, as it will be
battle royal The contestants are bit
ter rivals and their canvas-clad war
riors will do their utmost to keep tins
clean record which each eleven now
has. e.a.t.-s
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