The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-08
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THE CITY NEWS
INPHRhORhPHS.
At o'clock this afternoon train No.
was reported forty minutes late. No.
10 is on time.

The five prisoners indicted by the
grand jury were arraigned in the dis
trict court this morning and the indict-
ments were read to them.
The grand jury made another par
tial report this morning. True bills
were returned against Teodoro Bur-
| fando for assault with deadly
weapon with intent to kill, and Ed
uardo Sigurro for burglary. The
cases against Ignacio Flores, James
Riley, H. Ward, Andres Spinas and
Lirado Martinez were ignored. The
| jury is expected to make it's final re-
port this afternoon. The. cases of
the two murderers were considered
this afternoon.
The Eagles will be in session tonight
The A. o. U. w will meet at their
hall this evening
The Spanish Democratic
club will hold a mass meeting tomor-
row evening. The club is growing
rapidly, and the roll will be open at
the coming meeting for new members.
gram.
Mr.. Anthony Culton left last
evening for San Francisco, where
he will reside permanently. He was
accompanied by his family. MrCul-
ton has had charge of the local Wesu-
ern Union Office for several years, and
has done much to improve the Tucson
service Himself and wife will be
missed by their many friends in the
city. Mr. Mellen, of Los Angeles, will
have chargeof the local Office here
after.
The Grays have at last succeeded in
Turing the Bisbee aggregation into an
other game. The locals, however,
will have to visit the Reds home
grounds to get the opportunity. The
Grays will cross bats with Bisbee at
Don Luis, the first level spot outside the
camp, next Sunday afternoon. The
boys will leave on Saturday for that
point. A return game will be ar
ranged with the Reds, and the fans
will, no doubt, see the so-called cham
pions here on Sunday, October 19.
Rev. George Selby, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of Grace Episcopal
church, has found it impossible to
leave his present station at Las Vegas,
New Mexico, until November /. Bish~
op Kendrick has therefore made ar
rangements to file the pulpit until
that date. Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of
Milwaukee, is now visiting Phoenix,
and has consented to conduct the SER
vices in the local church until the new
pastor arrives Mr.. Thompson will
be in the city in a few days.
The spanish-American young men
of the city are preparing to form a
club for social purposes. A meeting
will be held at the Windsor tonight
and a temporary organization will be
formed. 1t will be known as the
"Club Sociale Tucsonense. The
membership for the present will be
limited to fifteen. The young men
are figuring on entertaining themselves
and their friends this winter.
There will be an eclipse of the moon
on the 10th. It will be total eclipse
and old Luna will hide her face COM
pletely On this occasion the earth
will pass between the sun and the
moon. 1t is thought that the eclipse
will be visible to all parts Of Arizona.
The Republican Central committee
held little private "confab." at head
quarters last evening. The indorse-
ment of the Democratic legislative
ticket by the Boilermakers' union act
ed like bomhshell in the G. o. P,
and the executive committee is being
ripped up the back for not thinking
of it first. The Infants executive
committee has had to stand the butt
of all remarks on the party's inactiv-
ity, poor ward heeling and late moves.
away back and sit down after this
campaign is over.
The Chamber of Commerce has sent
out 1880 pamphlets to date. The adj
vertising has been sent to every section
of the country. There are still large
number of the booklets on hand, and
people having friends in the east are
requested to send in list of names.
The Maccabees' social. which was
given last evening at Odd Fellows
hail. was certainly one of the most
successful affairs in that line ever held
in Tucson. The hall was crowded to
the doors when the program Of the
evening was opened. ]. G. Clemons
acted as chairman of the evening. DIR.
Rubens did some very clever tricks,
which were highly entertaining.
Messrs. Began, Swift and Manzo rem
dered some very select solos. which
were appreciated by the big audience
There were also stories and other
features on the program. Refresh
ments were served to the guests, and
delicious bowl of claret punch was
one of the attractions in this line.
The Democrats held a rousing mass
meteing at the court house last night
The meeting was we'll attended and
the enthusiasm was brought to pitch
by the orators of the evening. M. G,
Samaniego called the meeting to order
and introduced Judge o. T. Rouse as
the first speaker. His speech was full
of sarcasm, and his dissection Of the
tariff issue was loudly aplauded. Du-
relle F. Glidden was the next speaker,
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