The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31


| AT o'clock this afternoon trains
No, 8 and No 10 We're reported on
time.
| Inspector Webb brought China
man up from Benson yesterday The
celestial was tried before Commissioner
Culver this morning and was ordered
dcported,
The report that Robert 7, Mllar was
appointed to the police force To fill the
vacancy caused by the death of W. H.
katzensten Is rather previous. At
least Mayor Schumacher thinks so
He said today that no appointment hasl
been made az yet. and that he was
merely receiving applications. Several
names are now on file The council
meets next Monday night, and the
question Will probably be settled at
the meeting.
Antonio Terran was the first 10 test
Justice Wilson's enforcement of tie
statute on concealed weapons. He wns
bt ;trc justice this morning charged
"ih carrying gun He cct eised
So fine
loo Wiley returned from SON IRAN
riscn this morning where he Witnessed
hn h,g fight. He declares that Il aas
an, thing buf fake The contest. he
saws VA one Of the grea;.4t md
r..unti. ever fought "Jeff" @as eUt
~ l0.tlr III the first Ave roHd- I az
stiet II at his work was fierce and fas;
His powerful body punches began 10
tell on "Fitz" at once and when Bob
went out he was paralyzed He was
not unconscious hut he could not move
"a muscle when he recovered no
threw his gloves into the crowd and
declared that 1t was his last hg,li
The audience was in sympathy wfth
'F{tE" all through Al least 5000
people were in the arena Joe BAYS
that he met about ESQ Arl2onars
from all sections ~ the Territory He
declares without a doubt that Ief"
Is the greatest aghter that ever
stepped into ring,
The /. o o. r. will ueet tonight
Safer smi,hson. the popular aoy,n
side mail carrier experts to resign his
position In "a fep days Jim Hugh"s
is nov learning ,he route and %iil take
the position when the present Incutn-
bent ieayeH
Mary e spotiss God aged a. years
died al The Hall house yesterday Of ~.
b.rculosss She wAs formerly school
teacher and had made pany friends
in the city The remalna eFe shippsa
to Rockford Illinois. for int@rmeni-
The pima tribe If Red eAn viii hold
a rcguiar meeting tonighi
John Carrot was up before the ci;y
recorder this morning charged with
being drunk aud dlsordely His fare
looked very much like 'Jefy"s" after the
nght. aud she Judge could not hefp
remarking that he thought II Was The
big fellow in Disguise =. s, Patton
appeared against the prisoner. and
said that he abused him and called hjn
all the vile names in the category
among Others being that of a BLACK
lrlshman." Judge Hawke a~riaF@s'
thar that aae Sufficient 20 convict any
man and gave the prisoner lecture
on the uHe az Gaelic epithets. The
udge warned him that had he called
the plaintiff - smoked Ir.shman." Il
would have been 100 days The prs
oner drew sigh II ihankfglness when
he received bat eight days.
Eugene Trippo' returned from
trip ia Mesa Yesterday. Mr. TrIppel
has large almond orchard In that
vicinity. which he went to examine.
He says that the crop is fairly good.
considering the drouth In the valley.
and that the quality Is excellent. The
Salt River Valley produces soft shells,
hard shells and paper shells 10 perfec-
tlon Each variety takes n different
length Of time 10 mature The crop
north OF Phoenix Is also being gath.
cred. Mr.. Trippei took short run
into the capital also He says the
Phoenix people are making deter
/ mined effort to secure the Tonto Basin
reservoir and are giving the oil prob
/ lem a thought also. The town. how
ever. is duh owing 70 the dry spell,
Governor Brode Is the busiest man IN
/ Phoenix right now.
/ A pretty though quiet wedding was
celebrated at the cathedral this morn
/ Ing Edward ] Castedena and Miss
Nina Merrill were united In marriage
by Rev Edward Girard. Mr.. and
/ Mrs !. NJ. Ronstadt stood up with the
Young couple After the ceremony
/ the wedding breakfast was served at
| Rossi's. The contracting parties are
well and favorahly known in Benson.
where they reside Mr. Casteneda Is
the manager of the Virginia hotel, at
( that point,
| Tucson has been enjoying some
beautiful sunsets for the last three or
four evenings. The residents have
heen at loss to account for them,
and have been asking for an explana-
tion. These are what the scientists
have been calling the Mont Pelee sun
sets. They started on the Atlantic
ahn rA1 fAnr tho Yinlpnf PfIln-