The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28

#At g O'Clock this afternoon trains
H. 9 and No 10 were reported on
\ NJ
Nrs H. L. Wyatte. the well known
n, paper woman, who has Geen
Il mnently connected with Terc!tonM
n wrll as other western and eastern
Kapers, has been secured by The Cit,-
b. 70 represent IL throughout the Ter
&tories on reportorial trip, Mrs
Ayatte has made a fair record as an
hd.fatigable worker. clever writer
h. an all-round newspaper woman,
khom we are glad to introduce to the
IN bic as our representative,
h uanita Temple installed the follow
II officers last evening: Honorina NJ.
Marker, p. c.; Emelia Rosenstern. NJ
\ o., Fannie Miller, f. s; Martha
8atcs. f. T.; Lara Casey. NJ. OF r.;
d. Wise. NJ of r. and c., Mary
Baker. NJ Of r, Mrs. Acton. p of
T. Jennie Capo. G. OF o. r.; Lnra
Aisey, trustee and Martha Yates, trus-
The body of Henry Boyer was dis.
&terred today, and viii be shipped TO
8afialo, New York. He was a resi-
#nt OF Tucson about thre years ago.
&.ainf here for the benefit of his
4 lth.
I + said that Mexican band is be-
ID immed in the city to take part IN
&errises on the Fourth. This move
III certainly be helped along by al
H. r.usical organizations In the cry.
D. VII be appreciated. by III > s.iizens
i General.
pop!. returning from Los Angeles
n larc that the thermometer at tfo
&mons resort registered 110 degrees IN
&nrsdav. III this be true. 1t looks as
Aongh Tucson tourists could cool on
q home just about rs well as ON the
-,
SArtic'es Of incorporation for the Pa
D. Ar Tile company were filed with
!. county recorder today by Los An
&les parties The company is capi-
#zed at 100000
#The old pueblo Is the only place on
&rth after all. There is DO use In
t-,ime residents thinking that they
$n 80 away and stay. because they
&n't. Albert Drachman returned TO
H. e'ty last evening from Baltimore
Ehere he went about one month ago
take up bis residence He was ac-
empanied by his mother and sister.
DO haWe been away from Tucson for
be past two years. They expect to
3 contented with their old residence
bonn this time on.
| The deep sewer along Congress
Il ieet will be under way in the near
btnre. The property owners alorg
be- line OF the proposed sewer vii.
kceive notices OF their assessments In
few days. Notices will also bf
bsted along the district to be I'M
buved
William Neal of Oracle Is elated over
gusher OF water which he struck on
Bs ranch few days ago, He has Rad
b old well on the place for some time
bit II went dry not long ago. E.'"'
es fine bunch of cattle. and he was
5raid that he would have to sell them.
b account ot the scarcity of water. hf
toided to experiment. by digging The
|ell a few ret deeper, and after pier
Ag a hard strata OF rock he encoIi
IrcG strong flow of water. re
'ell is now sixty feet deep.
Many ci''7ens are beginning %
-. ttaa
ew li:ense ordinance 1t would seem
lat their anxiety had been aroused too
lte. however. as the schedule has now
een adopted. 1t was common
hing on the streets today to hear men
b. in rather surprised tones: Why,
III license will be raised ten dollars"
h. ordinance was held under cons!a-
ration for several weeks for the sole
lrpose of receiving protests, A char ge
Nv ordinance.
There is some talk among council
zen OF creating a food inspector. Many
re of the opinion that this work
hould devolye on the health ofiicer
thers seem to think that there is
OuRn NUTk tOHetled Win tht ohiN Z '"
equire new officer. This Is
specially true when the inspection ot
nix and fruits is taken INTO cons'd-
ration. However the matter Is N.
2nged, the ofiiceu who is put In chaTka
: the work will have power to con-
4eatt any impure or decayed food be
n ea across.
It ooks as thugh the Armour Pro-
Hre tompany, of Chicago, was irving
conner the apple market, +. l.,
'rtmore received a commune tiol
ON the firm a few days ago inquT'ng
Aout the apple crop In this sectioc.
h,y are also after orchards, large or
mall. just so they are in prime con
tton.