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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
The Fathers of the Pueblo
First Meeting of the New Year.

only possessed 1000 feet OF hose which
was entirely inadequate. He though
Tat more ought to be purchased i'm
mediately. The following officers elect.
ed by the Volunteer Fire Department
were confirmed frank A. Russell
chief engineer; w. II. Katenstein, as.
sistan. chief; Charles T. Connell
Secretary; Homer uoss, treasurer
! Henry Meullish, chief OF the chemical
| engine company; G. X Smith OF the
hook and ladder and A. W. Stiffel OF
| the hose company.
1t was ordered on motion of the
council that 81 300 be trans. erred from
| the General fund to the Salary fund
TO meet a shortage OF 81 400 for Decem-
ber salaries. The Mayor .Aen stated to
the council that he had been investi-
gatinF the question Of lighting the
streets OF the city. and that he found
that municipal lighting plant could
be Installed IN connection with the
power plant. at cost OF $40. 900 for a
100 arc light service. 1t was moved
that the matter be referred to a special
committee and that the data and plans
| for machinery now IN possession Of tne
Mayor. be turned over 10 Russel. Reid
| and Anderson
The question OF garbage disposal was
also discussed The Mayor stated ia
the Council tnat the present contrar-
tor was not fulflllng his contract and
, he thought ,nat the cay ought to own
it's own wagons for the disposal OF
! garbage. as they could feed To the
.orses. the alfalfa now raised ON the
/ city farm. On motion tne matter was
| referred To the street committee In
the meantime garbage @uisposai will
/ be conducted on the old basis. Mr.
| Shand moved that the offlre of col.
iector in the water works snDerintea.
| dents ONCE be abolished as Mr. Gas.
ser has stated that he can perform ali
OF the duties Consideration of the
matter was postponed untii the ad-
| tourned meeting tonight After the dis.
| pute over the survey OF the east line OF
! the city had been rehaShed Ia two
/ lengthy petitions from .lip Con.
stant and George Peieu the council
| postponed the consideration uf All
business units an adjourned meeting
TO be- held tonight and I'D lonracd al
| III O'Clock
Last nights meeting Of the Council
was notable one 1t Ia no, common
occurrence for fifty representative
business Den 10 proceed to council
| meeting aud make a plea That Was
what Was done last night When Tie
delegation entered the meeting. tat
sentiment IN the Council ms s3etlde,g-
| ly against the proposed measure of tee
Z xfNaASu Z ksss
! lay members Of the LfteKation those
F.! opposed To the measure saw that the
clfys interests seTe being properis
sa4e guarded and that the aew hote
would be the creates, s4neie improve
n1ent n the history uf me city .hs
business men carried tne day and n
the cDnciuasou Of tho discussion per,
/ 'eei harmony prevailed
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

The city council held their first
meeting of the new year last nigat.
all u.e old councilmen being present
except Mr.. Goodwin. lne first two
hours we're devoted to the discussion
of the hotel measure, which Is describ-
ed In another column. After this busi-
ness, and the auditing OF old accounts
and bills, Messrs. Angus and nale re-
tired, and their successors. MessrS
Anderson and Barkley, took their
seats Mayor Schumacher thanked the
retiring councilmen for their enorts
on behalf of the citizens In the hotel
matter and for their efforts to secure
harmonious action on the petition pre-
| sented Mr.. Angus said In response,
that he hoped that the new members
would do all In their power to keep
Tucson In the lead
When the new council met, Mayor
Schumacher announced the following
| COMMITTEES; Finance Russell, Reid.
Goodwin; Police. Mayor. Shand. Rus
sci. Anderson Health, Mayor. Rus
sci. Reid; Water Mayor .-..and. Rus
sci. Reid; Streets. Anderson. Russell
Reid; License. Reid. Goodwin. Bark
ley; Printing. Goodwin. anderson.
nussel; Building and Land. Barkley,
Anderson. Shand: Purchasing. rus
sci. Goodwin, Shand; Fire. Reid Bar
ey. Anderson: Sewer and Drainage.
Anderson. Russell. Reid; Cemetery.
GOODWIN. Russell. BarK,ey; Library.
Shand, ..usse..
! -.e Finance Committee reported
that they had examined the accounts
OF the City Tax Collector and found
/ them correct The report was referred
! TO the new nnance committee. Mayor
/ Schumacher appointed DR. Fenner. FL.
u. Underwood and W. r Cooper. the
three citizen members OF the Library
Commission. who. toge,ner with tonn-
cilmen Shand and Rnssel will be the
| trustees Of the .Iarnegie Free Library.
A warrant for $25ta0 was ordered trans
! feTred from the General fund 10 the
Library fund 10 meet the expenses for
the coming year AS there we're no
bids for sewer construction. the Sewer
Committee was instructed TO ascertain
the cost of constructing the sewers or
the four streets proposed.
The next order OF business was the
consideration Of annual reports. The
report Of the City Recorder was first
presented lie made a financial state
ment showing expenses for the year
1901. During the year 55i arrests were
made. 2is of which were for vagrancy
Only 81 births were reported i25 mar
riages. and 34l deaths. The report was
referred to s..e finance committee The
annual reports Of Frank husaei
Chief Englnef. and ,Aaries Gounell,
Secretary OF the Volunteer Fire D~~
par.meni were presented Mr. RngEei
recommended ia his report. that sub
stations for hose companies be estab-
/ lished In outlying sections aud yolun-
teer firemen be eniistce To act In
con njunction with the central station
/ re also stated that the departmea,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
Items Of the Day Of Personal Interest.

the Board of Supervisors pay "a pre-
MUM.
Col. willis n. Harlowe. the we'll
known Nogaies mining man. VIII leave
for .<ew York Wednesday on mining
business.
Mrs. ]. ID. Coplin. wife OF the sup
erintendent at the Copper HiIl mins.
came In from that camp yesterday.
w. A. W...iams. a prominent basi-
ness man from Lexington. NY. Ar
rived last night from the East. Ar.
Williams comes to Tucson for his
health and contemplates locating here.
Professor Burton. head of the Theo-
logy Department in Chicago uniyer-
sity. who preached at the Baptist
Church on Sunday. viii leave for Los
Angeles tonight He has been soJourn-
Ing here for the benefit of his health
Thomas c. Paxton. president Of tbs
Iona Verde Copper company. arrived
from Los Angeles last night.
George w. Weva. Chinese lnspectos
here. returned from Nogales yesteT
DAY. while there he arrested two
Cinnamon, who we're endeayoriug 10
cross the line. Mr. Webb will bring his
family here this week.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

bnsignment of fifty bars of gol6
hlyer bullion, came In on the
Is train today from Mexico. The
Weighed from rs to 100 pounde
10 were no cases before the City
or this morning and only one
reported at the city hall. that
In Mott. already reported In
Eolumns.
bperation was performed yester-
f. T. vine at st. Mary 3 hospi-
|r Vine is suffering with Al
on the liver and his life wag
Fed of but the doctors now give
1 of recovery.
Russell, who will lecture by
hon of the Cosmos Club this
at the University at half-past
President of the American
lore society, which has just met
ago. All who are interested In
kogy and In folk lore will no
sreatly enjoy hearing Mr.. Rus
he street car service has been
V arranged for the occasion. A
/ leave the heart of the c ty at
Another will return at the
! the lecture about s o'clock.
4 United States Marshal Fran
ho returned from Nogaies this
h on the burro with three
Zen thai were ordered deportec
United States Commissioner
ty consisting OF Mrs. Goulden.
&oodrich. MIR, and Mrs. lsbell,
r. ram. Miss Louise Lang
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
ireland Was a Nation
When She Was Born,

h.SSONIA. Conn. Jan. Mrs.
Bridget Mccarthy. OF tn.s city. lived
In Ireland when ireland had parlia-
ment. A copy of the record OF her blrth
shows that she was born in Mitchells-
town, ireland. on May ~, 1898, She has
thus lived in three centuries, She came
to America In 1855
Mrs Mccarthy remembers the hang
ing of talncr Goigley at Maidstone n
179S. the union of Ireland vita Grea:
Britain in 1900. the Iamlne of 1922. the
death of William ". in 1897, and coro-
nation of Queen Victoria,
lie is the only survivor and the old
est of a family of nine. The last to go
was her sister. Mrs. len Gearen<-who
died in New York ,..y four years ago.
aged ninety-two.
At a family gathering on Sunday she
sang an Irish ballad She has been
md for twenty years.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

ford and Mrs. Dades and A. 8. Rhodes
of Hartman, Tenn. went out 10 the
San Xavier mission for an outing TO
day.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Masonic Hall Associa-
ton held last evening, the following
ofhcers were electeu Tor the ensuing
year. j. n. Bauman, President; Chas.
Rouse, president; j. M.. Ormsby;
treasurer; George Koskrudge, secre
tary.
Charles T. Connell was commit {;
to the Phoenix Insane Asylum by
Judge Purcell at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. After the hearing be be-
came violent in the county jail and the
physicians. who examined him, met
and decided that the best thing to do,
would be to commit nim to the asylum.
The government officials in the city
were somewhat surprised at the result
of the Robinson hearing at Nogales.
They seem to think that the action
taken there makes 1t reasonably GER
tain thatMr Robinson will plead guilty
and pay Ane. They were also sur
prised to learn that Carlos Suarez, the
Nogases merchant who was charged
with bringing the cigars across the
line, was released by the commission
er.
In the Probate Court today NJ. T.
Samaniego was appointed administra-
tor OF the estate of Guadeloupe Flores
An inventory and apprai3ement IN the
estate OF c. p. Vedder deceased. was
filed by the administrator. DIR.
Rodgers.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

Officer w. II. katenstein. who
b confined TO his bed for the
DAYS on account OF q severe
is reporte~ to be slowly i'm.
Henry. the Denver capitalist.
Il hased the Tucson Electrir
III Power company. recently,
om New York Sunday night
ut progress hau been made
franchise Ior his COM
d c. Carrera. the we'll known
Expert of Lordsburg. arrived
j last night and Is In the city
K. Bacon. assayer at the
mime. Is In the city today.
aa lei. for Nogales Monday af-
bn court business.
hit Secretary of the United
feasury Taylor was with w,
u on his recent visit 10 Cana
u Taylor is interested In Mr.
i big mine.
Bug Chrisman came in from
. today with a bear hide and
- of coyote scalps on which
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
Mr.. Ferguson's
Affirmative Intellect

The works of ihr Rev Charles Fer
guSou continue TO attract the asten
ton OF thinking people ih oughont
the country. The itosion T'rAnKcrip;
or recent cate contains the following
review of his latest worn
The atthog's religion Of Demo
cracy' evoked chorus Of praise His
startling spsgraMs ana -FilIau:
Thoughts profoundly Impressed the
best minds, he time is coa.ug v hr,.
MIR. Ferguson viii Ire regarded as one
of our most daring thinkers. pa4s,
power OF inclsjYe expression Is not IN
i"rtor to tEat Of Emerson.
The theme of the present volume il
that the Christian religion ls simply
the Development in man OF the crea.
i've soul wtllch nnGs It's 50 ial eX
preston in a new world order GOV.
erned by the faith OF the human spirit
In the United States OF America IL {
church-supported state--a faIth-sup
ported commonwealth. It's God is nu;
All external authority God of sinai
but the Goo OF the soul OF man.
The church idea in America meane
the putting away OF ecciesiaSticixm
accommodation. and dogmatis,n. The
history OF the church Is the story of
the genesis and evolution of the
American ideal.
IL Is through an ever-a tvancinF
knowledge OF Christine Master of his
tory--that the church is to develop
more and more into a truly democrat
ie body. Or, as Mr.. Ferguson states
IT Tho (Shr{ue- tdna se
Ing and Frightening conception Of the
kind OF man that free and creative
man would be. This was prophecy
first, then history
The author maintains that the Pro
testant Episcopal church oi the Uni
ted States is the line OF leas: resist T.
ance between the greatness of the cid
order and the greatness OF the new
But he also thinks that protestant
episcopaiianism is confused. mart GU
late, half-conscious To be true to it
self as Mr. Ferguson believes. this
church. being protestant cannot nat
heretics down; and being catholic, it
cannot put them out Therefore 1t
cannot go on in the lines it is now
moving. 1t must emerge into { new
era as the open champion of intellect
ual liberty. The true church. the
church that would gather the Christ
ians of America into its fold. must
not put the lightest fetter upcn thc
intellect. To do so, would be 10 be-
come a monopoly and the chief oi
monopolies.
The church idea is to issue in the
university which will rally all The
people under its standard.
Whether one agrees with the author
or not he will read and re-rcad this
book with the keenest relish. 1t is
sure to enrich and to stimulate the
minds of men by opening up new
avenues OF thought and study
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
OUTPUT OF CARS IN 1901.
q a

OUTPUT OF CARS IN 1901.
During the year just closed the car
building works In the United States
built, altogether, 1884 cars OF al!
kinds. the largest output for any one
year. and ls.30s more than in 1900.
These ngures do not include cars
built by railroads at their own shops.
or the l42.bii cars, 130,389 were
freight, 2.0Sg passenger and sos stree;
cars for use in this country. and
1850 freight, SIS passenger and 5o7
street cars for export OF the total
number OF freight cars nearly four
fifths were of steel construction.
The United States Ia operating a
railroad Of it's own and does not make
cent out of 1t from one years end
To the other according to the Express
Gazette. Only few miles from New
York. on the Sandy Hook peninsula. is
six-mile steam railroad, with Fort
Hancock as one terminal and High
land beach as the other. The road,
while limited i'm Its rolling stock to
one locomotive. one combination bag
gage and passenger car, and several
freight cars, is in touch with the
whole country. as IL connects at High
land beach with the Central railroad
of New Jersey. Large operations in
the line of ordnance tests are secretly
conducted at the Sandy Hook proving
grounds by the ordnance department:
at Sandy Hook. and it Is the transpor-
tation of this ordnance. together with
ammunition and supplies, that fur
nishes the bulk OF business of this
railroad. The passenger traffic is
small. as ii is limited to those having
passes issued by the military authorl-
ties of the United States. Aside from
the Inscription Sandy Hook Proving
Grounds" which appears on the cars
and locomotive. there is nothing about
the train to suggest the ownership of
the road. Nevertheless. 1t is Uncle
Sans own railroad. with an artillery
sergeant as conductor. and traffic
manager. Col j. B. Burbank. who is
at present In command at Fort Han
cock.
George F. Richardson, superinten-
dent of Transportation on the South
ern Pacific, passed through here this
morning on his private car, San Jose,
which was attached to No. 10. He was
accompanied by a small party. EN- route
from San Francisco to New Orleans
C. c. Sroufe, Frank Cox and wife
and c. Y. Crowley, returned to Tue
son from i<ogaies last night. where
they attended the hearing of Pay
master Robinson. Superintendent
Sroufe's private car was 8ttached to
>-e pay car 'speefaL Mr.: Cox lief tor
Phoenix ahd FMf* CrowAeyS for San
Francisco on No. 8 last nfBht.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
Wireless Telephone
Test is 10 SUCCESS.

MURRAY, Ky. Jan. Nathan
Stuhblefield. local electrician and in
ventor. who claims to have solved The
problem of wireless telephony, gave
a public exhibition of his apparatus IN
the main street today. Citizens stool
at instruments and communicated
with one another with prefect ease nj
a distance of six blocks.
The apparatus is simple. Wire il
buried in the ground to depth of sew
eral feet, with a plate attached at the
end. The wire extends above ground
perpendiculsrly about six feet. Bat
teries OF special construction are at
tached.
BY request, at the end OF the exhibi-
,tion. several prominant. citizens made
aflidaEit as to the efficiency of the ,ap-
pAratuS. --Gt g.. !.. ,.s$
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

GREAT JANUARY sale of Muslin Tn
derwear. Corscts. SiTk Waists etc.
Advance plates just received from
Chas. A stevens Bros. OF Chi
cago. Reduced prices during the
months OF January and February
Telephone Mrs, II. l., Rigg, Main
1926, and she will call with fuli
line OF samples. 65-sZ
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
@ .3fen and engines g
. Crain and Cruf7ic. .

California" is the title OF
hractive book just issued by
nising department of the
galway.
n Fe Pacific Railroad com
boon begin work In putting
k cement platform or walk
main track at Flagstaff.
G0 or 400 feet long. Eighty
mcnt have already been re-
e used on the work.
lev of the Needies-Search-
hd has been completed and
brs are cross-sectioning the
rk will be commenced on
rom hex at once. The road
he'd through to completion
as it is possible to put II
The new company will use
Fe track into the Needles.
header train was run from
10 Albuquerque a day or so
the difference In time be-
ble-heading and single
ID II was found that much
can he made by single
&ins. Train No. 33. a red
of the same day, was also
one engine, much better
madc than when hauled by
ess of the Wells Fargo
mpany for the mona OF
Fas the largest ever had
tahIish ment of that com
in this city, 1t was one
than it was last year.
bead of previous years. 1t
with dispatch and neat
e courteous and obliging
Powell, who Is now the
Judging by the volume
done. certainly. times are
shopper, fireman on the
west bounu limi ed tr in,
puquerque, was instantly
week. He was leaning far
|ab looking down at some
machinery of the locomo-
engine flashed onto a
Laguna and Shoppers
riven violently against
girders. His skull was
his back injured, death
instantaneous.
freight car did a great
was standing on a siding
was standing on a siding
way started and ran into
other freight cars and ar
Ing them into an open
the cars and the engine
recked.
.., S
ll, Southern Pacific agent
;, was in the city last
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

NslCH cows Jerseys or Durhams
flcm Kansas We can f3il orders for
fresh MiIch Cows of above breeds
fur February delivery, All kind ani
gentle Brady 4 Schneider Com
lnct, al Co So II
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
NEW CENTURY EFFORT.

Millions are daily finoing world OF
comfort in Bucklcn's Arnica Slave. 1t
Kills pain from Burns, Scaids. Cuts.
Bruises; conQuers Eruptions. Salt
Rheum. Boils and Felons; removes
Corns and Warts. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only 25c at all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

A few opera glasses. field glasses,
etc. left after holiday season has
closed VIII sell them below cost In
preference to carrying them until next
season. Call and investigate Schelrs
opacp. parlors Churc.. and Congress
street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

New YORK, Jan. Mexican Dol.
lars Az; Silver 581s.
LsAD-dull; broKsrs $3.50: exchange
$400.
CoPPER weak brokers IS; exchange IS
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

Skin affections will readily disap-
pear by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salxe. Look out for counterfeits. II
you get DeWitt's yon will get good
results. 1t 10 the quick and positive
cuse for piles. On sale at Bells
Pharmacy, % North CnurcA street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

STORAGE WAREHOUSE All furni-
turs. etc, stored wIt. absolute safety
Pioneer aranAger Co. =. y. Stone
ave
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

with eonfenient bath In house, Is
wanted by a gentleman who viii
keep II steadily. Address Roomer"
care Citizen 6S-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
FOUND.

Fol t-Nfb~On West Ten'h street, q
rosary witn back beads Owner can
recover same by calling At this Of
fee. describing property. snd paying
for this rotice 65-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

Phone 20st for messenger and. parcea
delivery service TO kay part OF city
limits, 10c. Pioneer Transfer Co.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
BARdsAHNH.

4 BARGAIN Naiaable business OPP
JsortuBliy for man wItn s2.WB TO
So {WIn to invest Established bust
ness in firs,-caaSs location VIII sell
entire Good reason for selling, Ad-
drcsg +Opn2rl Citizen offace.
E5~f
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07
WANTS

WANTED~To purchase for cash.
desirable city property. on South
Third Fourth or Fifth streets, not
further out than Sixteenth. Must he
cheap Address Spot Cash. this of
lre~ 63-6s
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-07

i, Southern Pacific agent
!, was in the city last
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of nearly two years he displayed marked
ability as a preacher, and the growth Of his
influence for good with the members of his
rapidly increasing congregation was re-
markable He was followed in May 1895,
by the Rev. John Van Ness, fresh from his
studies at Princeton. His. ability as or
ganizer was noticeable. and proved of direct
benefit to the organization.
His passionate continued for little more
than seven years during WI lumber
of members was nearly Il re-
signed last September to acc.
pastor to the church at Holmesbu-.,
delphia, Pa.
DR.. Dexter is regarded as a man of splen
did qualities and Of fine ability as preach
er. He has already made deep impression
on the minds Of his people, and from pres
ent Indications It is believed that his pas
torate will be marked by distinct growth
of the pastor and people in influence and
usefulness.
The expenses OF the congregation are met
by systematic giving. This method Is not
only scriptural. but has proved to be dis
tinct success in this church.
The church Is fully organized In all Its
branches with the following officers: Ed
ers, Dr. H. M. Camp. Mr.. Isle Morrison
and Mr.. ]. II. Clark; trustees, DR.. II. NJ
Camp. president; Mr.. g. s. Shedd, Mr.. B. G.
Coon, Mr.. George Francis Williams and
school, MI Lsle Morrison; superintendent
of home department, Miss. Annie Bitter;
president Of C. E. Society. Mr.. James O..
Macallister; president Ladies' Aid Society,
Miss Alice Low; president, womens mis-
sionary Society, Mrs. M. K Campbell. A
boys brigade has been formed and appears
to be popular with parents and children.
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Street Presbyterian Church. Georgetown;
Rev. Gerhart A. Wilson, pastor Of the
Western Presbyterian Church. and Rev.
George o. Little. The church choir and the
organist, Mr.. Byron Blodget, were present
and took part in the exercises OF the even
ing.
The exercises were formally opened by
Rev. DR.. Alexander. who invoked a blessing,
which was\followed by the singing Of an
anthem. DR.. Alexander then read from the
Scriptures, and the initial exercises closed
with singing by the congregation and choir.
Rev. Teunis 8. Hamlin, occupied the pull
pit and delivered a short sermon, the SUBJ
ject of his discourse being God Is Love-"
Rev. Donald c. Mcleod, moderator of the
presbytery, was expected to be present
and PROFOUND the usual questions, but was
unavoidably absent, and DR.. Alexander
upon request, officiated in his stead.
During the propoundfng of the questions
by DR.. Alexander DR.. Dexter stood In the
foreground and remained in that position
until the duty had been completed by the
acting moderator.
After the singing Of hymn Rev. Gerhart
Wilson arose and gave the charge to the
pastor. He opened his address by stating
that he had been appointed to deliver the
charge. which he would make strong
effort to do in as clear and concise man
ner as possible. He said his work had not
covered as extensive a field as had that Of
DIR. Dexter, and for this reason he was
scarcely able to impart any information