The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-05
THE CITY NEWS
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9 vas reported four hours late. No.
1O Is on time.
A happy event which took place at
empe yesterday will no doubt be in
teresting to many people in Tucson.
Two well known residents Of this city,
Mr. r. K. Shelton and Mrs. Mona
Pease, were quietly married there yes
terday and left last evening on a trip
to San Francisco. Mr.. Shelton is the
manager of the hardware department
of l.. Zeckendorf & Co. He is one of
the most popular young men in the
city, and has a bright future before
him Mrs Pease has been employed
as a telegrapher in the S. P. offices
for some time, and has a host Of friends
in the city. The happy couple will
take up their residence in Tucson
Shortly.
The tenth annual tournament of the
Arizona Sportsmen association, COM
prising the various gun clubs of the
Territory, will be held at Bisbee nm
October "a, rs and 26. There will De
1.-TWO days at blue rocks and one at live
pigeons The Bisbee Gun club, assist
ed by the citizens, will add considerable
money to the purses, and large at
tendance is expected from all the Ter
ritorial clubs, as we'll as a umber of
outside shooters. The local club here
will soon begin their fall practice, get
/ ting ready for the tournament. Tue
so has a couple of the best sharp
shooters of the Territory in it's C lub.
The Mexican carnival, which will be
held in this city from September Is to
the 18th, will u Undoubtedly be one Of
the most successful affairs witnessed
ir the old pueblo for many day. The
committee in charge of the celebration
is giving no small amount of time to
the preparation of the different at
fractions, and they report great
prcg1 ess all along the line. The ac-
curate program has not yet been
&C mpleted, but there will be enough
attractions to interest every one, and
enough fun to produce at least one
laugh for all. Many visitors are ex-
peGted from near by towns.
Mrs. G. f. Gulden gave an elaborate
lurckeon at her residence on Alameda
st:eet yesterday afternoon, in honor of
Miss Goodwin a recent arrival from
Wisconsin, who will spend the coming
winter with her niece, Mrs T. ". Law
renee. Mrs. Gulden is a charming
he stess and. daintily served an album
dance of tempting viands to her
guests. The following were among
those present: Miss Goodwin and
Nfessrs. ad Mesdames Seman, Barber,
owry and Ham, also Mesdames Still,
Ba!'inger and Lawrence. The guests
spent most enjoyable afternoon.
The Sunday school of the Presby-
tctjan church will hold it's first session
mex Suday morning at 9:45 o'clock in
Odd Fellows hall. ~~ All iterested in
the work of this school are earnestly
requested to attend and take part in
tie preliminary work.
ice Bush finally succeeded in getting
his fawns out of reach of the game
commissioner yesterday. However, it
appears to have taken the aid of an
attorney to do it. Mr.. Bush claims
that the deer were shipped to him at
tht1 point from a friend in Sonora.
However, once in Arizona the animals
seemed to have fallen under the re-
structions of our game laws The
doer were shipped to Phoenix last
right, and will be raisd as pets by MR.
Bush.
The fans hav just two more days to
wait for the game with Fort Grant.
The Grays have been making use of
their spare moments, and promise the
soldiers a good drubbing. Fort Grant
has shown some surprising strength
in several games down the country,
and the locals will by means have a
walkover. The Grays will again try
conclusions with Fort Huachuca dur
ing the coming carnival. The game
will probably be played ON the 18TH
The teams are pretty we'll matched and
the game will doubtless be one of the
features of the celebration.
Only a few years ago. but long
enough to be anterior to railways and
telegraphs on the great plains, the in
ausurat:on of the Pony Express" was
justly regarded as demonstration of
the wonderful enterprise on the part
Of its proprietors and foolhardy temer-
ity by the riders. 1t is we'll for the
young men and boys of today to see
how the mail was carried and ex-
changed by the express rider as the
methods are shown in the arena of
Buffalo Bills Wild West. by one who
used to do that hazardous work. Ons
thing not shown is how the blood
thirsty savages used to. now and then,
waylay assassihate and scalp the OK
press rider Buffalo Bill will exhibit
here on September 30.
Mrso E. G. Hogan had to undergo a
severe operation fir appendicitis af the
hospital this morning. he operation
was very successful and she is report
ed to be resting easily.
CITY Recorder Nat Hawk left for