The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-12

At 3 O'Clock this afternoon train No
8 was reported one hour late No 10
is on time.
A John Doe case was tried before
Commissioner Culver this morning
The prisoner was charged with selling
liquor TO Indians. The government
had strong case against the man He
was held to await the action of the
next United States grand jury.
The present system Of lighting the
public thoroughfares is being greatly
improved today. Fifty new arc lights
OF the latest and most improved pat
tern arrived at the electric light works
I yesterday morning. and force Of men
was put to work this morning Install
iiLig them. The old arc lights have
( been a sonrce OF no end of annoyance
! to the public. and the change will be
/ welcomed. The military plaza will
] be one Of the best lighted parts of the
city, The lights will be installed on
every corner.
The proprietor of the saloon in the
old school house corner Sixth avenue
Z anu i#DH&1PNS street, RHF up IOiF NV
city recorder today on the charge OF
keeping a disorderly house About
ten witnesses were present to uphold
the charge, and IL looked for while
as though the license would be re-
voked Tom Borton represented the
defendant The court took note or the
fact that II was the prisoners first of
fence. and after a severe reprtmand
and warning fined him so.
! The local court Of Foresters meet to-
night
Travellers from the south report
heavy rains in Sonora. The country
along the Sonora road Is simply under
water. The sleeper missed connection
with the nurro this morning. The
rains are slowly reaching 10 the north.
The county Democrats central COM
mitiee viii meet al the court hoh@''
this - seninR. The committee q six
apDn nici by Chairman @ keefe 1T me
last eessiop 10 select my names
tgse4ty Ave OF which are to b. yoteal an
At the primaries Will make Its report
tonight The other committees, og
finance hall, etc, will also report tax
progress made by them thus far
Remero's saIoon. corner Congr' s.
and Court streets was burglart2"c
again early Monday morning Cru
s.ncio Irbino gained entrance to th'
..tct hy crawling through the ,raa-
sem. Hp tried fo break open the sl7'
rlkt h ne. but failed He then turn
bis attention Ia tho cash register and
secured twn or three dollars- The
money was gambled away In one Ci
the nearby resorts soon after lht
rohher was picked up on the street ~"
. 'erGay by Constable Manctet lie MI
he tried before Justice Meyer in h'
| morning
The Noaerns will bold rega'c'
session tonight
] NJ Wilson. a colored criminal c
note wak captured on the Chn-
l plsxa last night in the aet Of hoidths
a man M The capture was made tj
| Policemen F1annga and oaell The
officers happened to he near al hand
and hearing a noise hasicned 90 M
scene The rubher had taken ahn4
everything from tn" man but h''
1 clothes when the operations wfT'
storptd Wilson is known as ha'
| man IIo has given the local polio
no end n trouble. He has Just te
| turned from term in Yuma for bur
| elariglug John Scolaris place He U
| also we'll known i'm Tombstone ~
will be arraigned before Justice VIII
| son.
George Jones. alias Bllndy. coloref
man was arrested by Constable Pa
! Ichero about noon today for beatlns
Tone Of the inmates OF Gay alley. III
I will be tried before Justice Wilson u
the morning.
Justice Wilson was summoned 4
Vail station early this morning II
hold an inquest over the body OF
man which had been discovered neal
that noint. The deceased had beer
KILLED Nv a train on the 5. ?. Hi'
| head was severed from the body an
the remains were mangl@l in frtghtfu
shane There was nothing found ar
the body that would lead to identih
cation. He was evidently stealing
| ride and fell. or was walking the tract
| when he met his death The deceased
| vss Young man and woll dressed.