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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
ORDINANCE No. lsh.

An Ordinance providing for the con-
struction OF Sewers along Alameda
street, between Toole avenue and Main
street. Pennington street, between
TCcic avenue and Main street. COR .srt ~
street. between Sixth avenue ana Nam
street: Messilia street. between Iaurch
Plaza aud Main street with extension
a pctitioned for. Broadway from alley
running through Block Pol to South
Meyer street, South Meyer street from
Broadway TO Mckenna street, Mcken-
na street. from South Meyer street 10
South Main street.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and
Common Council OF the City OF Tue
son as follows:
Sec. /. that the streets and public
thoroughfares in the City of Tucson,
Arizona. hereinafter named, be and
the same are hereby ordered severed.
according to the plans and specifica-
items as adopted by the Mayor and Coi4,-
mon Council OF the said City Of Tue
son. aud provisions hereinaftc" s"t
/ forth: Alameda street. between roole
avenue and Main street, Pennington
/ street between Toole avenue ar d
/ Main street. Congress street. between
/ Sixth avenue and main street: Mes
silla street. between Church Plaza and
Main street; Broadway. from alley run
ming through Block No 25l TO South
Meyer street; South Meyer street. be-
tween Broadway ana Mckenna street,
and Mckenna street. between South
Meyer street and Main street; also the
extension OF Messilla street sewer
from the intersection OF Messilla
street and Church Plaza. across satG
Church Plaza tn the alley between
Blocks 2lU and 2ll. as peutioned for
by petition duly filed with the City
Clerk on the 9Th day OF August 1901
Sec. .. That the expense inciuent to
the construction of said sewers shall be
defrayed entirely by a special assess
ment. to be assessed and levied upon
the several lots, blocks. tracts and par
GELS of land which shall be ben"Ftted
by the said sewers in the proportion
in which they Will be seyerally bene-
fitted.
Sec. 3. All special asses
ments. assessed and levied for
the construction OF the sew
ers herein provided for, shall be pay
able to the City Tax Collector within
80 DAYS after the publication of notice
that the warrant for the same Is in his
hands. and the said Tax Collector shall
give such notice. as required by law
Sec 4. This Ordinance shall be in
effect from ana after its passage, ap-
proval and publication.
Passed and adopted by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City Of
Tucson, this l4th day of January, A. d.
1902.
Attest:
N E. HAWKE.
city Clerk.
Approved January l4th 1902.
C. F. Schumacher.
Mayor.
First pub Jan. l6.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
ems Of the Day of Personal Interest.

Albuquerque to bring his family TO
Tucson where they will be located in
the future.
Nelson Miller arrived on the stage
from Oracle last evening to meet his
father and mother who came in from
New York. they left for Oracle this
morning In private conveyance.
Henry Proctor came up from Cana
nea today where he has been yis. ing
mis- brother, Frank rector
George b. Ellison. superintendent of
the electric works at Bisbee came up
on the burro today to meet Miss Grace
Jordan, a sister of Mrs Ellison. who
comes to Bisbee from Michigan TO
spend the winter
T.. E. Shrine, who has ben visiting In
Chihuahua. has returned home He
stopped at the FL Paso Carnival on his
way back.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

i, This afternoon NO . .
/. lo|I 10 tbree hours late NO. ~
he'd on time
L ,,ors the man who ran
na'po |,ns noy at stone avenue and
tie uss fiji fined $l5 by Judge VIII :
waS ninr The complaint was
\ w Felix NendeOl'S'
r. ,be Chinaman who has
r.. lls, 'I for W. c. Davis, must
RpsIua l"G His case came up on
n,DI ~ Indge Davis. who sus-
8Cl' ',ing Of the United States
lar ru''nT ordering him deported'
las' lt'a states court, Fong offer
eo a,o 70 show that he was
l,a', msr,hant. who landed in
"t ,nur wears ago but Judge
\, mat the certificate was m
\ That it did not show his
merchant in China. lie
8a.,nd with the next lot that
H. Flowery --ngdom.
Ill., If Dog-catcher McCor-
$,1I DI large crowd in Judge
Ill., mis- morning Mr.. Nc
H.. tried on a charge of
nmb animals in the dis
H. duties. The c mplaint
4 "a by ". u Ganzhorn. who
4 nripal witness for the pro-
i BDcormlck was defended by
IL the City Attorney and
H. of District Attorney w.
4 Mr.. Rochester Ford con
n nroserutlon. w. r. Ganz-
Elliott and c. A. Boards
odei against Mccormick
he c..-..ed the d & until
was black. Mccormick
&tatemont on his own be-
\ that the dog was a vicious
|, the treatment was neces-
so stated that it was the
S employ. who caught the
torneys argued the case at
Mr.. Dale claiming that
5AbIng was spite work and
< was being prosecuted.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

}enjamin is here from San
ID a view TO locating here
raj merchandise business.
nh. wha has been in the
past few days, will return
.huca this evening.
Nave. the new United
'ney, came up from No
burro today accompanied
pdrich of Hartman. Ten
in yesterday to visit his
have been spending the
bosom.
/ Katie and Nellie Shelby
IN. who have been staying
bont house for the past
| .ied 10 remain in Tue
who has some valuable
D. Sierretas, has gone to
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
Of Locomotive EXplOdes
While Train Was in Motion

s Ia Jan lS.-A special
Iowa says AS the Den
Passenger train. No. 5,
Island, was passing
this morning the boiler
.of No SOB exploded, re-
+ death of the engineer
|nd slightly injuring two
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

s. 4. McCartneys Mechanical Shoot
ing Gallery offers most liberal induce.
ments TO patrons Six shots cost only
10 cents. l6 shots Is cents II YOU shoe;
sixteen blackbirds in succession you
get 80 cents. 6 ducks shot in success
sion brings prize of 25 cents II yoH
shoot the man OF the elephant SIX
times you get 80 cents and IL you
make 50 points on a paper target you
get 50 cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
and a brakeman.

porters and a brakeman.
The accident took place within $50
feet OF the depot and the noise Of the
explosion aroused every person in
town.
The force of the explosion threw ev-
cry one OF the seven coaches of the
track.
The passengers were not injured.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
GRAND VALETINE BALL.

BY the Brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmen to be held OF the Tucson
Natatorium, on February 18th. 1902.
Dancing 9 o'clock. Tickets S1.50. Ad-
mits gentleman and lady. 670
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
AIRS MAKE A GREAT HAUL
INACHIOAGO PRIVATE HOUSE

pan. Is. burglars last
The home Of VI. J. Isher-
earrd $2G, 900 worth of
escaped after setting
Flse 10 conceal the evil
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

JANUARY sale of Muslin Tn
derwcar, Corsets, Silk Waists, etc.
Advance plates just received from
Chas. A. stevens 4 Bros, of Chi.
cago. Reduced prices during the
months of January and February.
Telephone Mrs. II. l.. Rigg, Main
1926. and she will call, with a full
line of samples. toy
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

have removed my blacksmith and
horse shoeng shop to Scott street op
Military Plaza, between Jackson and
Ochoa, where will be pleased to re-
ceive my friends and patrons.
63-8y MIGUEL HIDAGGO.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
~Hl1lu$eftlent$~


One of the early attractions an
nounced for presentation at the Tucson
Opera House Is Guy f. Steely's new
polite comic play, Hunting for Hawk
ms, which Is regarded by those who
are conversant with things theatrical,
as the most successful comedy that has
been produced during recent years. The
comedy Is strictly high class, and the
favor with which it has been received
proves conclusively, that the majority
OF the amusement seeking public au-
preciate refined performances will be
seen at the Tucson Opera House, Mon
day January eth.
EMMA NEVADA.
A few years ago it would have been
difficult to believe that the admirers OF
the art Of music would have an op-
pOrtunity to hear the great American
diva sing in Tucson, but such Will be
fact as Manager Grossetta has sue
ceeded in booking the attraction for
an early date in February. The fame OF
Madame Nevada is as wiue as musical
art, she is the last great representative
OF the famous lyric school which was
gloritied by the genius of Jenny Lind
Guilia Grisi, Malibran and Auelina
Patti While giving an elaborate pro-
gram herself. Madame Nevada does not
seek to monopolize the performance
or capture all the honor. at every re-
cital of hers there will be heard also
the Pablo Casalo. formerly court
violoncellist to the Queen of Spain
Leon Moreau. the eminent French
pianist and composer. and Daniel Ma
quarre. the flute soloist of the Lamu-
vent and Colonne orchestras Of Paris
Everyone of these artists Is celebrity
in Europe and famous master OF his
instrument Madame Nevada Is now
filling an engagement in the City OF
Mexico. and she will fiji two dates be-
tween that city and California, one oi
the two dates being given 20 Tucson.
The Christian. which will be playe(
here this season again Is evidently
still meeting with success in the Eas
as Chicago paper referring 10 a re
cent performance there says.
Mr.. Edward J Morgan. supported b!
Miss Elsie Leslie, has apparently re
viyed all the old time popularity o
The Christian" al the Academy o
Music, where they have been playini
for the past week to enormous houses
II makes the managerial heart pulsat
with Joy 10 go down To the Academy oil
big night and from tne stage or al
auditorium set well forward look up a
the vast sea Of heads. which rolls fron
the orchestra rall back and TO the wal
and up 10 the roof, over the succession
of balconies and galleries II is rarel
such spectacle can be Witnessed II
New York-save at the metropolitan
/ Opera House--as can be seen at III
/ Academy of Music on a big night.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

DeWitt's Little Early Risers search
the remotest part of the bowels and
remove the impurities speedily with
no discomfort. They are famous for
their efficacy. Easy to take, never
grippe. On sale at Bells Pharmacy,
% North Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

ELITE BEAUTY PARLOR. 80 West
Broadway Treatment of tho face and
scalp, purifying the complexion, re
moving wrinkles, stopping the fall
ing of hair. Napor baths. with al
cohol or oil massage. purify blood
and skin cure rheumatism and ner-
NOuSneSS. 12-lV3
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

Our winter stock Is lne choice Of the
manufacturers art Call and see It
at Smith, the Tailor. in the upper
Wedge.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

4 Valuable business op-
portunity for man WAN 5000 10
So 900 to invest Established bust
ness in first-c,ass location. Viii sell
entire Good reason for selling. Ad-
dress Opportunity" Citizen Office.
65-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

dence Of their crime
Mr.. sherwood and wife returned in
time to call the fire department but the
flames did $t2,00 damages to the
place
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

LADIES wanted 70 work on sofa pill
lows Materials furnished Steady
work guaranteed, experience un-
necessary Send stamped envelope 10
Miss Niece Necdlework Dept, Ideal
Co Chicago
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

HELP WANTED-Cirl sixteen or
seventeen years old 10 assist Ia light
housework Call afternoon at l43 w.
Pennington 81 G1tt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

WANTED Couple without childre7.
TO occupy prettily furnished room
with board privilege Of bath and
piano Splendid locality Address :.
care of Citizen. 7l-ff
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--One Of the best paying
hotels and bars in the country. For
particulars call on s L. Hall al Com
cordia Hotel T2-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
WANTS.

WANTED~A housekcper Good place
for the right party, Address ]. W.
Estill Oracle. Aria
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

The French Restaurant is doing q
rushing business, because 1t serves the
best meals in the cIIy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
ES(sAINS.

LADIES wanted TO work on sofa pill
lows. Materials furnished Steady
work guaranteed, experience un-
necessary Send stamped envelope TO
Miss McGTe. NeedlewoTk Dept, Ideal
Co. Chicago.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

WANTED--A driving horse for It's
keeping ii0!f" we'll te gwen best If
care Address Box Gal, Tucson,
AriL C.lf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

STORAGE .WAREHOUSE-All furni-
ture. etc, stored wI,a absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co. II n. Stone
ave
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

FEMALE HEA WANTED - Young
lady to travel, pleasant, easy, indoor
occupation. No experience required.
Give full description. One speaking
Spanish acceptable Address Eure-
ka" care of Citizen Office $50
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18
FOUND-LOST.

On West Tenth street, a
rosary with black beads Owner can
recover same by calling at this Of
fee, describing property. and paying
for this notice. G5-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-18

MOT Lie Other Men"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22
III lNCREIBLE vERDAD ~

Unca verdasa gaa ben dnero regaos cuyo
vaor pera empre cost Obets de Icy Aranado 8
qua hermosmO esp6ndo bflantas qumca 1ea'a
Desompoci6n pacon pefecta imtae6a marsv
ganm gnrna As3S Sc regalaE quea d1aaga esros 0r-
egnos pemio la Exposlc15n de Paris
bante 10 dollars Anlo para cabaeFo
pruo dollars Aer abaero oante muy grueso
brantes 10 dollars Aao para sanoFa seno
senorlta r1e ldem
brilliant lO dollars Fendleates para
anora banes muv Pendentes verda
gal dollars Meaas de ley con eh{e DC IA FafSa
Alaska 20 dollars
So gasto cataa choadsS
caada nercancis toda Il iaa de- Puerto Rc"
bletes Ranc ceEcd sor dclSrado blen
vonido efectuar
bo VI reoedor
dsdo.
Caogo uastado "A todo
devoea inmedatamens
Dgrse presentante general dnco de Ia sociedad Orc Br
anss.
Am Alaska, Buyas, Corso Romano 04 LOG Milan Qtal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22
acerca de don lingo, dijo Artof

acerca de don Ifiigo, diio Artof
al entrar.
-GQui6n Os los dior
Ri baron de Manerve, que le
serVira de testigo mafIana.
IL No es amigo vuestro, Ma.
nerve2
ST, va 10 sabeis.
-SPodeis contar con 9l?
IS ST, en- todo y por todo.
~Pues bien, en- csc esso podra
serVirnos.
-iC6mo9
-Esoribidle dos lfneas y citadle
para esta noehe en- vuestra casa, q
puerta cerrada.
-Est4 bisn, obedezce, die AR.
toR, y dictandole Bacara, escrtbi6
10 siguiente al sefIor ManerVs:
G@uerido amigo: Os ruego me
hagAis sl favor de Venir a VERNE
esta noche y tomar conmtgo una
taxa de te. KS indispensable que
os yea. A las nueve.9
Bacara llan6, entreg0 la carta
del conde un criado, d&ndole Or
den de que la llevase Immediate
mente su destino. De tai manera
estaba acostumbrade Artoff q so.
meterss Ia voluntad de Bacara,
que jamas comentabS sus 6rdenes,
y, en- aquells ocasi0n, nj siquiera
le pregunt6 que era 10 que tenfa
que decir al barren y esper6 con
calma suS instrueciones; pero Ba
cara no las dio adm porque guerra
intentar una nueva prueba que
mas de una vez le habfa dado buen
resultaao.
Bacsr6 fue Sc tarss al lade de i
La nina, la puso Va mano en- la |
frente y In miro con fjezs. Estre-
meci6se Sara, empez6 temblar J Il
despues cerro los oios inclinandS H
la cabeSa. qued6se dormtda Y Ba'
cara SO yolvi6 al cOnde.
ID En- el bosque de VincennesP
~@pregunto BacaFa.
--Sf, mafIana q las siete.
Mira, : diio la nina, y con el
Sc traspoFt0 81 hotel
TO KeFgaz, del que dehfa sslir Al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22

ia d6nde vanP Sfgueles, 10
aaiero, Ordeno Bacara cen eSa
vOluntad 6rme y tranquila qHe
emplea ell magnetizador con 81 So
nAmbulo.
Van per una oalle muy anchs,
-respendt0 la nina; ahora atrs-
viesan una plaza y despu6s siguen
otra calle; pero 6sta es larga ~.
muy larga -.
LA Gale de Saint Antoine, ell
faubourgs la Bastilla, Sc dije ell
conde.
La nina indIc6 perfectamente ell
camino hssta llegar a una de las
encrucijsdas del bosque de Vim
cennes.
-AlIf Sc detienan, diio.
-SPara qu6P
Para batirse, respoRdi6 Sara,
hacienda an gsste de terror. IOhI
Y como BaearS SO callass y pare
ctsse espsrar que completsse gus
revelaeiones, afiadi0:
No es 81 quien morira sine ell
otro.
-lLe yes al otroP
ST, es Ell hombre alto, Ell bueno,
qua Sc fu6 con ellos.
Estas palabras asombgaren mu.
cho Bacara y al conde, en- Que IN
principle creyeron tratabase del
adversario de Andrea, del marques
don IfIigo, J he aquf que de pronto
Ia sonam6ula tndicaba que quien
tba q mOr1r era Armando. -. Ar
mando, simple espectador testigo
del duelo. Bacara puso de nueVo
las dos manos sohre la frente de Ia
MIA y ordeHo:
mira y fliate bienl
-IOhi lYa Veol
-SOon Qulen se batir8 kl?
Z Bacara reeslc6 esta palabra.
Con IN joven rubio, pero cue
tiene tefIida Is piel J Ell pelo. -.
Estremeeieronse Bacar6 ell
Conde. SQue podrfan signtficar esas D
palabrss? GTendrfs don Inigo tie.
ffda Ia piel para des1gErarseY Ba.
cara siguf6 preguntando: II
- GLe mataraq
NO. no serA 81 anien 10 mate. i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22

n drea. La judfa, obedeciendo a esa
II ley misteriosa que triunfa del es.
Il Pacio, desprecia las distaneigs v
Il fuerza al espfritu q YER & traves
de los muros mas gruesOs, pareci6
seguir Ell impulse de Ia voluntad
Il de Baeara.
-Veo dos hombres, - diio, Y
aquel tsmblor repentiuo, aqual no.
] rror que Sc manifestation en- ella
cada vez que, despierta 6 dormida,
\ vefa sir Guillerme. Sc apoder0 de
ella. lAhl-sxclam6. les eli
-sQuien2
III hombre que vino aver. i.
ell malo. :. loh!
Sir GutllermC diio Bacsra,
y en- voz alta pregunto:
-SCual es el otroP
Ell otro es. ;. eS. ~ Ia nina
yacil6.
Hablad, -orden0 BacarA.
Ell nembre al que aborrece =.
--Armando, pens6 B2cara, p,
sin embargo, quiso adquirir la se-
guridad completa de que era asf, y
siguio preguntando:
-SGOnO Oh csc nOmDreT
-Rs alto. :. tIene IN aire muv
bueno. Tiene mucho cariflo al
otro.
-GY qui6n es ese 0tro?
Ell que odia al busno.
-5Ad0nde van? pregunt6 Ba-.
cara que, observando IN ligero
movim1ento de cabeza de la n1Ra,
Sc Hgur6 que los hombres de que
hablabs cambiaban de lugar.
-Suben q In coche.
@GSolosP
No. va otro con ellOs, respon.
DID la nina, y una sonrisa ilumin6
81 rostro.,
~-iOhI Lo que ss q este 10 conoz-
60, : d1jo; es aquel al que annals.
P1sose pGlida Bacsra, y So san
gre afuyo Su coraZ6n.
Rs Fernando 81 segundo testi.
20 del tnfame Andrea, murmux6.
Sentado detras de Bacara escu-
,haba Artotf con muchs atenci6n
'quellas misteriosas reyelscIones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22
1Qui6n entOnces?

-El otro, repiti6 la nina cor
| tenacidad, ya contar desde ese
| momento su lucideZ Sc fu6 degva-
neciendo POGO o POGO y respondi6
Con mas d e c u { q d y de una
manera meuos clara, y Bacar& com
prendi0 que no obtendrfa mas res.
puesta. La sonambula estaba can
sada y su aoble vista habfase obs.
curecido.
-lDIos nio, murmur6 BacarA
despues de despertar Sara. To
do este es extraHo y extraordina'
rio. xC6mo explicar que ese mar
qu6s tenga cults y pslo tef1idos?
JQuien ser6 ese hombreP
-SY como explicar que pueda
m&tar a Armande cuando es con
Andrea con quien Sc batter
-lOhI lEso serfa una infamiai
-exclam6 de pronto Bacara estre.
meciendose.
-6Qu6 quereis decirP
-iEo Sc batsn pistola?
ST.
-,Paes bien: 5qui6n os dice que
ese brasilef1o no es ell c6mplice de
0AA 00AAASA A&Sb H0O Sh igor Qc
diaparar Andrea 10 apuntara q
Armando2
-Rs impossible, diio Ell conde
meneando Ia cabeza.
SLo cre6is asfr
ST, Porque los testigos So colo
cen siempre . una distancis tai
que 81 sucediese semejante cosa,
no SO podrfa pretextar una equtvo-
caci6n, y don If1igo seria conside.
rado e0m0 IN asesino.
-Entonces no quiso decir ESQ.,
murmur6 Bacar&.
-Indudablemente que no.
NO imports: es de todo punto
que 20 pressncie ese
com bate, para ESQ Precisamente
rue para 10 que os rogue que citA-
seis al senior de MRnerVe.
- Esta bien; dy que 10 digo?a
Ante todo 10 exigireis una
reserva.
--sY despues7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22
HOTEL oLT!MPo
8ANTURCE
A Is MTNUTos DE SAN JUAN

A 10 MINUTOS DE SAN JUAN
III me1or hotel on este china.
Esplendida ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardines y Kiosco & In ingless.
ExcsI@ate servicio de carrUa1es:
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
duccIones para famili&s. Alum.
brado el6ctrico moderno.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-05
FEATURES
Of the Stock Market Letter of J. L.
 Mclean G Go.


 Of the Stock Market Letter of J. L..
 Mclean x Go.
 The stock market was again dull and almost featureless during the greater part of the day, but showed a little re- actionary tendency near the close. We do not believe prices will decline mater ially below the low points of last Sat- urday Intrinsically the situation has not changed in the least and we fully believe that the great crop prospects and increased acreage will prove to be a big bull cards in the not distant fu- ture, and that any reaction that may be brought about will be merely to mis- lead the public and shake out weak followers.
 We also advise the placing of stop orders on Cooper around 67 and Tennes- see Coal and Iron a point lower
 The steel stocks, we think, will take care of themselves and on any tempo rary reaction you should increase your holdings.
 We are very bulish on Union Pacific common and Southern Railway, and barring temporary reactions which are likely to occur at any time, large prof it's should be made by purchasing around present prices.
 Railroad earnings have increased for the third week in February in spite of reduced grain freights. Heavy gold ex ports of course have tendency to check the upward movement tempora- rity, but monetary conditions are rapid ly righting themselves, and the bull movement SO long looked for will start probably when we least expect it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-05
IN THE CITY COrrRT.

Judge Cable occupied the bench in the city court yesterday morning. Francis B. Malone was charged with as- sault upon Catherine Ducross of 147 Ex- change street. He was fined $l and costs for injury to property, and $5 and costs for drunkenness.
 Daniel Frey. Grace Brown, James E. Numerry, Carrie Smith and Frank Tut tie, charged with drunkenness, were al lowed to go on nolles, Several of them were under charges of entering sa- loon after lawful hours, and for this offense Grace Brown and Carrie Smith were both fined s3 and costs.
 A nolle was entered in the case of Henry C. Clark, charged with breach of the peace.
 Upon the payment of costs. the charge of keeping disorderly house, preferred against Frank Tuttle, was nolled
 Francisco Marcelleo, charged with the theft of six brass chains from Sar~ gents, was fined S2 and costs,
 Mary A. Rock was jailed for thirty days for drunkenness.
 The case of simon HourWitz. charg- ed with theft of drawing tools, was con- tinued to March +.
 William Green. charged with burg larizing the house of Rev, E. l.. Hen derson, was bound over to the next term of the higher court under $l,00O bail
 Giovanni Cochii, charged with ob q sidewalk and interfering with policeman. was fined $4,