The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-29


produce MY Uncle from Arizona" as
| in this play at an early date Mr.. |
Mills will conduct a reading and
assign some of the parts this evening. |
Misses Wilkinson and Hoff and Messrs.
Gust A. Hoff, E. J. Trippel, H, w. Alt |
man, Sheldon Morris, DR.. Odermatt and |
| w. w Collier are now enrolled as
members of the club
Tomorrow will be court day The |
calling of the civil calendar will be
the only thing on the program. The /
attention of the lawyers is called to
| this fact. The calendar is not so
long, but there are several big cases
on it to be fought out.
! After the big parade tomorrow night !
Judge Baker of Phoenix. one of the /
most accomplished orators in the
country, will deliver an address at the +,
opera house.
The Democratic. parade tomorrow
night will ocver every portion of the
city. The line of march has been
arranged as follows: Democratic
headquarters ON Court street to Ala
I
1 Fifth avenue, to Congress, to Stone, to
Mccormack, to Meyer, to Congress, to
the opera house. A big rally will
/ conclude the exercises. Prominent
speakers will address the voters at the
opera house. This will be the event
of the campaign.
Loyal Democrats will light up the
line of march tomorrow evening with
different colored fire. This will be
novel feature of the big procession.
The parade of Democrats tomorrow
evening bids fair TO be the greatest
political demonstration ever witnessed
in the old pueblo.
Judge A. G. Baker will address the
voters on the vital issues of the cam.
paign at the opera house tomorrow
evening after the parade. He is an
orator of renown in Arizona.
Don't forget the big Democratic
parade tomorrow evening.
Sousa and his band certainly proved
the greatest drawing card of the sea-
son. The. opera house last night was
packed. 1t is safe to say that the music
The famous band took the house by
storm. The selections brought out the
individual artists to a nicely. Pryor
was accorded we'll merited applause
for an exquisite trombone solo. Miss
Liebling has an exceptionally sweet
soprano voice Her high tones were.
clear as crystal Miss Jenkins handles
her bow like an artist She is clev-
! rsA1S %o& se HSv1er xHrcM q
big part of the entertainment. The
lively and popular selections took the
audience off it's feet. It is not diff
cult to explain the popularity of Sousa
and his ban l. once person has had
the pleasure of hearing it.
Don't forget the great Democratic
parade tomorrow night. It will be
the event of the season.
The deputy sheriffs were kept busy
today summoning jurors for the Elias
trial An unusually large venire is
being summoned. because it is expected
that some difficulty will be experienced
1 in securing panel. The case is set
for November 5. and unless the coun-
sci springs surprise It will go to
trial.
The Mexican Democratic club will
hold q rally at their headquarters on
| South Meyer street tonight. Good
speakers will tell the voters few facts
about the real issues of the campaign.
Refreshments are also on the program,
and a big time is assurd.
The A. o. U. w. will hold a regular
meeting this evening in their hall.
There will be 800 Democratic pa
rade souvenir badges distributed to-
morrow night among those who par
ticipate in the big event.
The Southern Pacifiv will improve
| its telegraph service between Ell, Paso
and Tucson at once by the installation
of quarruplex instruments, which will
allow six men to work on the same
wire at once This has been made
necessary by the heavy work which
! will have to be done on this division
when the new passenger trains are
put on.
One of the hardest rains that has
visited the Santa Cruz valley in years
reached Tucson shortly before noon
today. The lower end of the valley,
in the vicinity of Arivaca, is simply
deluged. Around Nogales the storm
has been very heary. The Santa Cruz
river is flooding it's banks. The
storm broke over Tucson rather sud
denly, and was accompanied by large
hailstones. The rain has been heavy
and continuous. The streets of the
city are flooded in many cases from
curb to curb Congress street and
! Stone avenue have been practically i'm
passable since noon. Easements in
many places have been flooded. There
were many funny sights along the
streets as a result of the storm. 1t
certainly never rains in Arizona but it
pours.