The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-29
THE CITY NEWS
INPnRHGRHPhS.

Del Lewis, the big Cochise sheriff,
came up from Tombstone on the
Burro yesterday with an insane woman
in charge. She was taken to the
asylum at Phoenix last night on No. 9.
Harold F. Bacon. superintendent
of the Oceanic mine, came up from
the camp this morning. He reports
the Arivaca country in the prime cf
condition. Heavy rains have fallen
in the district recently, and the whole
country is nice and green. The creeks
are running and the cattle beginning
to fatten up again. The ranchers and
cattlemen in that section are accord
ingly feeling somewhat jubilant.
The old pueblo street car company
will again startle the unsuspecting
public within few days by the addi-
ton of two new cars to the service.
The rolling stock on that line will soon
become so numerous that the city
council will begin to enact some new
legislation. When the addition is
made, four cars will actually be maxi
ing trips on the line. This will prob
ably necessitate the employment of
dispatcher; as the people are becoming
farful of accidents. Two cars actually
came within four minutes of meeting
each other on the Stone avenue juno
tion just on time last Saturday even
ing. h company expects to make the
connection at Seventeenth street and
Ston avenue in a few days.
One of the new compound engines
pulled out No. 10 t his morning. The
S. P. is giving this type of engines a
trial on their passenger runs. 1t is
thought that they will be able to make
better time with the heavy through
trains than the type of engines now
in use.
The machinery for the new steam
laundry arriv ed this morning. The
building for the laundry has been
completed, and the machinery will be
installed at once The laundry will
be in running order within thirty
days.
The board of regents have finally ad
vertised for sealed bids for the Uni
versity bonds, which will be turned
over to them by the governor in a few
days. The bonds are now being
printed. They will be issued in the
shape of one thousand dollar bonds,
and there will be twenty-five of them,
the amount of the appropriation. The
issue should bring a premium, from all
indications. Several eastern brokers
are anxious to get them, and the bid
ding, no doubt, will be lively.
Justice Meyers had full docket this
morning. r. Martinez was released
from jail on Saturday and started in
Immediately to clean up the consta-
bles. His attempt, however proved
disastrous, and he will now have twen-
ty days in which to figure out how 1T
happened. Louisa .LLabrada was
given seve ndays for being disorderly,
and Guadalupe Mendrez received a like
number for using vulgar language.
Braulio JimineZ was given a severe
reprimand for abusing his child.
The Republican headquarters in the
Windsor were thrown wide open this
morning The place is appropriately
decorated in the national colors. The
G. O. P campaign will be directed
from this station. The campaign is
on, and these headquarters will not he
closed until the last vote is cast, but
| it is a sure thing that they will then
be closed with a slam and will be
locked up securely for at least two
years, anyway.
The big event of the season comes
off tomorrow Buffalo Bills Wild West
show will arrive from Phoenix in the
morning. The show viii be given on
the railroad reserve at Thirteenth
street and Third avenue. The main
entrance will be on this corner. The
performance will be given within one
of the largest tents in the world. 1t
is certainly one of the biggest attrac-
tions that has ever visited the old
pueblo.
Charles L. Gilbeit and Miss May J.
Prentice were united in marriage last
evening at the Congregational church
by Rev. H. K Booth The groom is
well known in the city. He is en-
ployed at the Tucson Sash, Door and
Mill company. The ride is native
of New York city, and is very estim-
able young lady.
George w. Brown died last evening
of consumption. The deceased was
native of Philadelphia, and came
here about three weeks ago for the
benefit of his health.
There was big stir in the vicinity
of Carrillos Gardens last Saturday
night about IL o'clock. 1t was occa-
stoned by a rather serious report, which
turned out to be one of the most anus
ing incidents that has occurred in the
old pueblo in some time. After it was
all over the spectators declared with
one accord that it was another horse
on the undertaken. A report came up
town. that a man had been murdered
near the Gardens. Joe Manciet hustled
Coroner Meyer out of bed summoned
a jury and notified the undertaken In
the same breath. When the whole
procession was ready a dash was made
for the scene of the murder. A great
crowd joined in, as usual. Sure
enough they found man lying prone
on the ground, and he apeared as stiff
as board but there was no evidence