The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

AZ o'clock this afternoon trains
No. and No. 10 were reported on time.
A suit entitled Robert y Tenney
VS.. p. r. Tully Was,fIed in the district
court today. 1t is suit To quiet title.
s. NJ. Franklin is counsel for the
pIaintiif,
The Grays held me- ting yesterday
to consider the challenge Of Bisbee.
1t was decided to turn down the propo-
sition of the Reds and issue a counter
challenge. The locals are willing 10
pay Bisbee's expenses and offer them
% per cent Of the net gate receipts
This seems 10 be a fair proposition,
| " the Reds have always held out for
expenses and 65 per cent of the gross
receipts. 1t is thought that the chal-
lcnge will be refused on this basis.
The great amount OF work in the
executive office just at present has
necessitated the employment OF an
extra clerk at the capital Governor
Brodie has appointed Miss Eleanor
Harrison Of this city to the position.
Miss Harrison expects TO leave for
Phoenix this evening to assume the
duties OF the place.
About thirty-ive Apaches came in
or an early freight this morning and
camped near the depot The braves
have become dissatisfied. more or less.
with the way the government has been
treating them at San Carlos. and have
taken To roaming over the count ry. IL
L hnr rarili
ht back after their regular rations.
The government decided some time ago
to continue issuing rations. owing to
the inability of the Indians IN support
themselves during the drouth.
One OF the local sports made a kill
ing on policy last night The lucky
ticket is now on exhibition at the
ifal Tender. where the drawing was
rade The sport marked two dolia-
4 hei on the 3 O'Clock drawing and
/ ever thought anything more about =
When the drawing was over he took
one of the tickets. In which the w}'t
thk numbers had been perforated ami
pacing his ticket over IL discovered
tnat he had caught rlne-spot- TIE
hchy ticket paid him s. 200, or IL .,
fir cne
Tho committee OF six appointed hy
Ola rman 0'keefe at the last sesslc n
o. tne central committee 10 select fifty
9nes. twenty-five of which will hn
voted for at the primaries. will hold a
meeting In the court house tonight
Romero Alya,cl war mp before ths
ritY recorder this morning charge,
N.th disorderly eoT.!uft. He receiv,
ST days
The suit filed oy NJ r Harlan
agi INST y. 4, Cent RS president Of the
=, dern Copper company. for an al
,oeed shortage m 4s accounts. was
d;FmIssed at Blsbee OF the 9th instant.
It ppcars that the plsintiff lacked eSI-
dence 10 prove the 81 600 shortage
and the case was accordingly dis
missed y A. Centers. being cleared II
the charges. has had NJ. r. Harlan
arrested for hlackmail
Pursuant TO a call from the Western
Federation Of Miners OF America, the
union mine workers Of Arizona and a}l
kindred organizations are in session
in Prescott today. Delegates hay"
been sent 10 the convention from all II
the leading camps In the Territory.
The Territorial organization Viii he
perfected. and such either business
transacted as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
Five cars Of Salt river valley cattle
were In the yards this morning. They
were consigned to Albuquerque.
The following delegates have been
appointed by Governor Brodie to the
international mining congress 10 be
held at Butte. Montana. September l.
1902 W. G. Blakely Prescott: O. r.
Stcen. Tombstone: A. j Doran. King
man; Ralph Fl. Cameron. Flagstaff.
w B. McClearv Hclvetia; l.. A. Dun
nam Clifton; f, r. Greenwood, Pres
eott: T. A. Haggott, Mayer: J. II,
TCmlinSon Prescott: James S. Doug
las. Bisbee. J r. Leonard. Octave :
Chlr.ts +. Wo", :, Tucson, ]. H. Cur-
lis Tucson