This information is published for the benefit of the readers of the morning paper who are invariably informed that 'No. 10 is on time subject to change', but are left in the dark as to whether the train ever arrived. The S.P. has requested that the Citizen furnish this information to relieve a patient public and let all know that the trains of the company get to Tucson even though the time is infrequently 'subject to change'. Two on time out of the car barn. Folks will rejoice that the train got out of Yuma on time. There are many fast males who have failed to do this.
Folks are always solicitous about the safe exit of the train from that point.
Whether it gets here on time or not is a matter of minor importance. The company had just bought a big fine American horse, that was full of life. He became frightened just before he reached the depot and ran away. He ran over the end of the track north of Toole avenue to Alameda street, west on Alameda street to Stone avenue, where he pulled the car onto the track again. Of course, runaways with horses pulling wagons happened frequently, sometimes with disastrous consequences.