The morning call., 1893-11-03

the. men claim to have secured Jobs In this
city:
Tucson, November 2.
The gang at Lord sbn z refuse TO leave the
car and are coming through. They claim TO be
mechanics and thai they have jobs in San Fran
cisco, and will go TO work as soon as they reach
that point.
That all, or in fact any, of those men
: have work promised them here is simply a
downright falsehood. At the only place
where any degree of activity prevails, The
MldWinter Fair grounds, men are being re-
fused work by the score.
A short time later dispatch No. ap-
peared:
TUCSON, November 2.
The tramps demand a ride west They are
in an empty boxcar and refuse 10 get out. They
are armed, and say they Will go west.
From the tenor Of this dispatch it is
readily seen that these wen are prepared
to resort to force il necessary to secure a
compliance with any demands which they
may see fit TO make. Men VINO are search
ing for work do not go about The country
with a pail of AS strapped about their
body OF with dagger in their boots. The
last dispatch shows the manner in which
these hanGs are organized:
-. TUCSON, November 2.
The tramDs are organized and travel in gangs
Ot4Tom 30 10 100 With captain and lieuten-
ants. All parties joining them on the road are
required TO Dut up what money they have, and
aJtcket is issued 10 each member which en-
titles him TO travel with the gang and eat with
them when provisions are furnished.
... The officers of the road are seriously
worried as to what steps to take to pro-
tect their interests, and the foregoing dis
Uatches are simply few taken at random
frgm the many arrived lately from various
pQiuts along the road
The shipments of green fruit to the East
for the season have about closed. and Gen
. that they would aggregate about 5400 car
=. loads this season against $500 for last
year. In this computation the estimate is
based upon the allowance OF twelve tons
to tbe-ear.
). II. Bennett, gdneral passenger agent
of the Bio Grande Western, with head
Quarters in Salt Lake Citv, is in the city.
=: Ground will probably be broken to-day
Ior Tie commencement of work on the
new electric road to be built on Broadway
=, by the consolidated street railway CON-
panles. 1t is expected that the road will,
for the present at least, only be extended
from the ferries TO Mason street.
:: Clinton Jones, general passenger agent
of the Rock Island, has returned from
pleasant trip TO Chicago. He reports in
formation from railroad men in the East
as.lndlcating an extremely heavy traffic
westward this winter. In fact. Mr.. Jones
:: says, the tide has already set this way,
rWO trains, consisting OF i've cars eacn,
having come out over the Rock Island last
week, arriving in this city Monday night.
-: Following the example Of the Union Pa
cifc the representative of the PenDsyl-
vanta line has now given the local pas
seBger association the necessary ten days
BOtlce Of intention to Withdraw. Mr. Be
BEL, tie general agent in this city of the
.hne mentioned, said to reporter yester-
gay that his road derived no profit from
IT'S connection with the association.
=; be Pennsylvania and the New York
'Aentral lines are peculiarly situated" he
salq.. On al frst-class tickets from Chi
-caRo 10 New York and all seaboard points
tnese two lines receive 50 more than the
eo1caileo difierential lines, and on second
class tickets 81 less. Now this increased
rate makes no difference with frst-class
faVei, because that class of passengers
usually take the route which pleases them
pest ara pay no attention to a dollar or
Two dlnerence IN fare. But with the sec
ond class II is different. This class usually
comrrlses persons TO whom the saving of
: dollar or two Is a matter of more than
passing moment, and as this latter class
comprises the greater portion of travel
eastward you can readily see the position
in which the two roads mentioned are
placed"
a jolly party. comprising about $50 men,
bers of the Order of Railway Conductors
and their families, is en- route 10 this city
from the East and is expected to arrive
about December 8. The local branch of
the order to which these gentlemen belong
is making preparations to receive ana