The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-17
CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At three o'clock this afternoon
trains No. 8 and No. 10 were reported
on time.
The voters s'lod!d rot overlook the
big Democratic rally at the Opera
House toorrow evening.
From all indications the old pueblo
will hold one of the biggest carnivals
in the history taosinhrd1etauoioiun
in it's history in the next few months.
AS long as the Elks have cut out cir
cuses," the Eagles are next in line to
take up the old gag" of entertain
ing the public. r. H. Leavitt, agent
for the Southern Carnival company,
is in the city at present and is trying
to persuade the Eagles to run car
nival. His company have all kinds of
attractions which they furnish and
they are to appear at the Ell Paso Ca
nival in November. Mr.. Leavitt wants
to get up carnival shortly afterWard
in Tucson A committee frAH1 the
Eagles considered the matter last eN-
ening with Mr.. Leavitt, and it is al
most a certainty that they will accept
his offer. The carnival funds can then
be turned over to the Eagles and the
big event will so11 re under way.
The Democratic Club is making
great preparations to give J. Frank
Wilson, the Democratic candidate for
Delegate to Congress, royal recep-
ton in the old pueblo tomorrow even
ing. when he will address the, voters
of this section. The mass meeting will
be held in the Opera House.
The Hon. Marcus A. Smith and the
Hon. Judge William Barnes will pre-
sent few good sound reasons for
sending a Democratic Delegate to Con-
gress this fall at the rally on Satur-5
day night. The voters should not miss
any sound arguments on this question
during this campaign at least, because
| 1t involves statehood.
| The Knights of Pythias will hold a
regular meeting tonight.
| The B. of L. f. will be in session
| this evening.
| Emile Bowers has been appointed
administrative of the estate of the late
E. w. Bowers by the r1ol ate judge,
according to the proyis,".1c of the will.
A postal examination was held at
the land office the other evening. The
following took the test for carrier SER
vice: j. Hughes, H. B. Johnson, Albert
Tully and George Poorman. The ex-
animation for mail clerk was taken by
the following: Margaret Brady, Lulu
Bartlett, Emma Smith and ]. w
Wheeler The local service opens many
opportunities for advancement to
| those handling mail.
| The Elks wish to announce that they
will not hold reception this even
ing as was intended. Circumstances
have made it impossible to hold the
social There will De no Z Iks meet
ling of any kind this eTening.
The Democratic rally tomorrow ev'
ening at the Opera House should b(
the hit of the campaign.
The eclipse of The moon last nigh
attracted a great amount CT attention
throughout the city. Many scientid
cally inclined observed the eclipse il
ell of it's stages and watched eacl
change with interaSr. oll Luna gra
dually entered the. psnu nbra at
o'clock and a pU:pl3 light playe
about the dark round ball as it ad
vanced, shutting off the moons whit
r light. The total eclipse was reached
at Il o'clock. The moon then gradu
ally sailed out from behind it's darl
cloak. The people of this section will
not have an opportunity to Sc al
eclipse again for years.
Jesus Vasquez got on a tear yestel
day afternoon, and it appears as h
passed along Congress street that tn
show windows reflected his likenes
as other people saw it. Jesus did no
like the likeness so he just smashe
in one of RebeiPs windows where
appeared the worst This morning \
awoke before the city recorder and sal
he did not remember thing about Il
He was fined six dollars and Above
| to go.
The Grays are thinking about get
ting up a game. the proceeds of whic
will so to the carnival fund. The OF
posing nine will be gathered from tn
subs and "has beens" around the oil
pueblo The game ought TO fdrn,s
excitement and amusement for ii
fanS IL IT comes OH. L ne udt6 mas uSc
fixed at Sunday. the 26th, just on
week after the championship game.
The Club Sociale Tucsoninse" hel
| a meeting at the Century hall last eN
ening. A constitution was adopte
and the club was formally organized
| Refreshments were served and an in
! promptu entertainment was given b
g the members
There will be Especial meeting of tt
Arizona Commandery No 1, Knight
Templar at 1880 this evening.
| Mr.. A. L. Snyder. representing til
Val Verde smelter of Yavapai count
was in the city today. Mr.. Snyder
well known mining broker Of Pre-
cott and he is looking for silicio'
copper ores in this section. The b
smetler for which he is agent is loca
ed on the Aqua Fria river, about a
] teen miles east Of Prescott. The ddl
@ trict furnishes plenty Of sulphide or