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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
Brief News Items From
The Mountain Resort,

ORACLE, Arizona. March 11.-Mr
and Mrs, C. Fl. Doyon have re-
turned to their home in North Dakota.
having paid DR.. Quarry, OF Mount
View Hotel visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Blackwell, of
New York City. are at Arcadia ranch.
A party from Mountain View Hotel,
went TO Mammoth last week via cam
yon returning by the mountain road.
A very pleasant trip is reported.
Three wagon loads of pork passed
through Oracle from the Bayless ranch
on San Pedro. en- route to Tucson.
MIR and Mrs E. Salisbury Smith OF
Denver. Colo, are at the Arcadia ranch
Mr. Smith has charge Of the Copper
Hill Mine.
A heavy snow fall is reported in the
mountains, south of Oracle.
Miss Ella Clark of Sigouney, Iowa,
is expected in Oracle in few days
The friends OF MIR. T. c. Carry will
be pleased To hear of the Improvement
in health he has made.
Miss Mcbride is the latest arrival in
Oracle, stopping at Mountain View
Hotel.
Mr.. Thomas Davis of Shultz, passed
through on the stage on his way TO
Tucson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
The Sewer Ordinance
To Be Tested in Court.

suit has been brought in the Dis
trict court by number of property
holders against Harry A. Drachman,
Tax Collector, and the City of Tucson.
in which some sensational charges are
made against the city officials. who. it
is claimed, have proceeded contrary to
law in the construction of sewers. The
suit is brought to enjoin Mr.. Drachman
from selling the property of the de-
PENDANTS for this special sewer assess
ment, and the court is asked to de-
clare the assessment null and void and
on final hearing of the case to make
tn injunction perpetual
The suit was brought by S. E. HaZ-
zard. A. Orfila, Lucia Parker, NJ. T.
GARLIC. and a number Of others who
own property on Sixth street Eighth
avenue and ToOle avenue. where sew
er was recently laid. This sewer was
authorized by ordinance 14S. and the
complaint OF the plaintiffs alleges that
the ordinance did not specify the ma
ture. character and description Of the
Improvement and that the property
holders did not petition the council to
make this improvement,
They further claim that when the
special assessment committee ap-
pointed by the Mayor, met TO consider
the question of assess ments. that they
appeared before them and fled their
objections in writing but the assess
rlent was nevertheless, r-comn ended
to 'te council and authorized by hat
body. The mayor and city recorder Is
sued a warrant for the collection Of the
assessment roll and submitted it to the
/ City Assessor. The latter in his report
/ to the County Tax Collector included
/ the property of the plaintiffs among
/ those upon which he had been unable
to collect the special assessments.
/ When this report was filed the plain
tiffs allege that the City Assessor did
not file the warrant with it as is re-
quired by the law.
( Another claim is made that the sew
er cost over 5000 and that the construc-
ton work was not let out by contract
to the lowest responsible bidder in the
manner required by ordinance and the
4 Mayor did not sign the contract and
bids were not advertised for as re-
quired by law.
/ The plaintiffs further set up tech
nical claim. alleging that Mr.. Draeh-
man did not place the words City OF
Tucson. Special Assessment" at the
head of any column of his delinquent
tax list. and they allege that he did not
put. the amounts charged against the
column in a seperate column of The
lists.
This ia only the first suit of number
that will be brought by the property
holders effected by this special as
sessment and who have refused TO pay
as a consequence of which their prop
erty was put on the delinquent ta'
list.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
THL VICE OF NAGGING.

Clouds the happiness of the home,
but nagging woman often needs help.
She may be so nervous and rundown
In health that trites annoy her. II
sne is melancholy, excitable, troubled
with loss of appetite, headache, Sleep
lessness, constipation or fainting and
dizzy spells, sne needs Electric Bit
ters. the most wonderful remedy for
ailing women. Thousands of sufferers
from female troubles, nervous troubles,
backaches and weak kidneys have used
it, and become healthy and happy. Try
it. Only SOC. Bells Pharmacy, % West
Church street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
Mr.. j. j. H6nrv is Here
Gas Plant to be Rebuilt

Mr.. J, J. Henry, president of the
the Tucson EIectric Light and Power
Company. arrived last night from
Denver and will spend the next week
or ten days looking after his interests
here Mr.. Henry visited the University
this morning TO look over the ground
there with a view To supplying the
University with power The company
will undoubtedly get the contract for
lighting the University campus and
buildings and 1t is quite probable that
they will supply the power for the en-
gineering and manual training depart
ment.
Mr.. Henry will go over the specitica-
tions for the new gas plant while here
and 1t is his intention to order tins
new machinery Immediately. The plant
will be entirely rebuilt at a cost o.
$40 0Ov or $40. .0uu The old machinery
Is worthless and everything Will be
new when the plant is rebuilt.
Mr.. Henry states that tor the pres
ent the Electric light plant Will be
operated at the old location but later
II is the intention of the company 10
move II down on the railroad. ElectTl-
clans are now uusy setting up new
DYNAMO which will give an alternating
current of 500 volts A large number
of transformers have been received by
the company and when the new lines
are strug. these will be used 10 cut
tho current down to $50 volts before
if is taken into the houses. The COM
pany is ready TO string the new llneS
as soon as the poles arrive from can
fornia. They were ordered long tune
ago hut have been delayed for some
unavoidable reason. The wire for the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
THE CITY NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Al o'clock this afternoon trains
No and No. ~ were reported on
TINE.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Con-
gregati0nal Church cleared $l65 at
Iheir rummage sale. Iney had a good
many things left over which were
given 10 the Salvation Army to be dis
,abuted among tne poor.
The contract for the erection OF the
new Kitchen and dining hall at the
University has been let to II. o. Sui
Ivan The contract was executed on
behalf OF the Board of Regents by
Sullivan gave bond signed by rhos.
Wilson and Fred Ronstaa,. IIe will
aecin construction Immediately as the
0utgaet requires that the building be
umpleted in Is days.
4 false alarm at ); 80 this morning
aused the fire department to make a
ran TO the depot for nothing. Someone
allied up Mr.. Dufton from the South
IN Pacific depot ana nouiied him that
mere vas a fire or something there.
lie told the man that the or some
sane aid not go, and the fellow went
a,k 10 investigate He returned TO the
telephone and said that 1t was burning
sure 50 Mr.. Dufton turned in the
saarm When the department arrived
at the depot they were unable to find
he TIRE or the man who haa turned in
he alarm.
The coroners jury In the case Of
Antonio Arevalo. met This morning
4 a, 10 o'clock In Judge Meyers court to
/ bold the inquest The testimony of a
&aamber OF witnesses was taAen rela-
y I've to the death OF Areyalo. He form
Ett4 peduled tomales ON the streets and
< g. late has been working on the sewer.
& H. has been I'll with llyer trouble for
H. months. The coroner's jury rend-
trd yerdlct that death was the re-
slt of naturai causes Arevaio was
n #ary-six years old ana left no family.
"A oil train OF twelve cars came in
BIS morning from California bringing
90 supply the trade at this point
Il Th, train from the West came in two
ii ule and a half late this morning
saiu. The two sections were con-
- adated into one train here.
The inspection party returned from
81 lma this morning on Mr. Sroufe' S
M ar san Carlos which was attached to
Eo ~.
Nargarita Montijo from Fort Lowell
eadod guilty this morning IN Judge
y 8Aisons court to assaulting Francisco
ordoya and Josefa Montijo. She at
n sched them with a rock and cut Josefa
Ionitjo badly. Judge Wilson fined her
Herbert Tenney brought SUIT in the
stryt court this afternoon to re-
irain Harry Drachman, county trea-
1rtr from selling certain property 70
pay delinquent sewer assessments. Ihis
the same kind Oh suit as tha'
brought by Lucia Parker, ct al. men
bon ol which is made in aother
0lumu
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
IAN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY.

Fred Ronstadt has just finished in
stalling the machinery in his new shop
and is now in better position than ever
to do all kinds of carriage work and
blacksmithing at short notice and at
the least possible expense. With plenty
of modern labor saving machinery
ample facilities to handle stock and
material and a large force of skilled
mechanics under his personal super
vision he is prepared to offer his
friends and patrons the very best OF
work at extremely moderate prices.
The plant is by far the largest and
most complete in the southwest and
is worth a visit of inspection. 120-147
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
GOOD WORK.
per Food Makes Marvellous
Changes

Providence Is sometimes credited
with directing the footsteps by so
simple a way as the reading of food
advertisement.
a lady out in Shelbina. Mo, says
About two years ago | was compelled
to retire from my school teaching be-
cause | was completely broken down
with nervous prostration.
| suffered agony in my back. My
hands and feeet would swell up nights.
| was in drradfully nervous condl-
tion irritable, with a duh heavy head
ache continually had no appetite ana
could not digest anything If 1red,
was unable to remember what /
read and was. Of course. unfit for my
work
some said had consumption others
said dropsy. One day. as il ny ProNi-
dence. | read the testimonial OF Iaay
whose symptoms were much the same
as mine, and she told of how Grape
Nuts Breakfast Food had cured hef' SO
| concluded 20 Try it.
left off the old fashioned breakfast
and peean with Grape-Nuts, llltle
| frnit and a cup Of Postum Food Cohee'
THAT was eight months ago and nave
/ steadily improved in both body ano
mind. Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food mas
done more for me than all the medl'
cine I have ever taken. and | am now
we'll again and able to return once
more to my school duties and able to
do ANYTHING necessary in my "orh
MY mind is clearer and my bod!
stronger than ever before. Please az
not publish my name" Name given D!
postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

Danger, disease and death follow
neglect of the bowels. Use DeWltt
Little Early kisers to regulate tnem
and YOU will add years to your lie ana
life to your years. Easy to take, never
gripe, For sale at Belrs Pharmacy ~
" est Church street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

new nnes was received about two weeks
ago.
Outside of his interests in the Elec-
tric Light Company, Mr.. Henry has
other business To bring him to Tucson
He is looking at several propositions
with view to making further invest
ments here.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

Weak eyes, headaches, nervousness
Indigestion or granulated lids, greatly
relieved or entirely cured by correct
glasses. Money refunded II not perfect
ly satisfied. Examination free. DR.. H.
A. Schell, optician. Century Block.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

Danger. disease and 4eath follow
neglect OF the bowels. use DeW1tt.1
Llttle Early klisers 20 Regulate them
and you Will add years to your lifs
and life to your years. Easy ~ taxa
never gripe. On sale At Bell'H phax.
macy, a. North Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

Spring and summer goods are daily
arriving at w. e. Felix's and the
manner in whicn the shelves are be-
ing stacked with them indicates lat
every line will be complete.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

Secondhand furniture for
20-room house. Highest price
paid. Address 334 e. 10th st. b.
Engler. lO9-lSS
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for
Very light house keeping. Must be
cheap. VIII be permanent. Apply
ZeIlner Piano Co, ia East Con-
gress street. l20-lZb
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

WANTDE-Bo about Is years old, to
clerk In fruit store. Must be ac-
quainted in Tucson. Apply 70 West
Congress street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

FOR SALE-Two teams, two wagons
and two sets of harness. Inquire OF
DR.. Mark A. Rodgers, administrator
of the estate of c. p. Vedder. 100-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

PARTIES desiring to learn the Span
ish language call at 603 S. 9Th ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

FOR SALE-Or most reasonable rms
good restaurant business, centrally
located. Cost TO establish SL400.
Reason for selling. owner wishes ia
leave Tucson Address R.. Citizen Of
flee, for further information 77-u
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-Large cabinet
with glass doors. Suitable for sta
tionery cabinet or for use in store.
Inquire at this Office.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
=. a. ia NJ $

Voice Culture,
Sight Singing, Piano ~.
Violin. Cornet, Guitar, Mann"'T
and Orchestra Instruments.
mr. william Mason Touch and Techh"
Tsusht Tor Artistic Piano Playing
studio 80 Council OF.
TUCSON, ARsZ.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
LOST
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Brick house, 5 rooms
and bath Well located. Handsomely
finished $500 cash. Balance easy
payments at s per cent. Furnished or
unfurnished Owner leaving town.
Call on premises Fifth street and
Fifth avenue tacross track or on
Plumer or Steward or Underwood 81
Franklin.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12
WANTS.

competent arithmetic
teacher to give private lesson three
times week Apply II East Ala
meda street. 120-122
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

STORAGE WAREHOUSE-All furni-
ture, ETC.. stored vita absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co., II N. Stons
ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-12

Al O'Clock this afternoon trains
No 8 and No. 10 were reported on
firf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
KNOCKED OUT

ANACONDA, Mont Dee - .
HinrA HAN. late manager Of Hubert
ritAHimmunn, was knocked down by
the latter Ia the Thornton hotel
shortly after midnight this morning
iisll recently called fftanimtnunh a
liar ana Fits responded With blow
on the point of ttaliH Jaw ltall Yes
lrfdaY threw az bic contract with
f1iAslmmona and isffrieH tn become
manager fur Jack hiunroe. the lutte
amateur who stayed four ROUNDS
with ieffries. The differences tltin
morning was an account Of ths aet
GRANGE Of connections between tht
manager and the puEillsta.
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TEACHERS OF THE STATE
ARE MEETING IN SEATTLE

The sixteenth annual meeting Of
the Mashiuetcn state Teachers A.
raciafion began al : o'rIock this af.
frrnocu In the lecture ruam on ths
third noor Of ths. new High sehes,l
building.
"a " expected thai b. tonight be-
tween so and 90 teacher from al
parts u ths state NiN have arrived
herr 20 attend ths meeting Many
arrived yesterday and last night
iodayn BEATS and trains we're
croN ded with those who desired to
b. present AZ the nrst general esa-
sion which Il 10 be held this even
iug.
TuiRy'H meeting was devoted Al.
uort exclusively 20 the Wufk II the
educational council q which y. =
White ~ Whatsnm 4 president and
Mrs. Marguerite Reyes - Olympia
Ia secretary A. the last me~fing IT
the association this council was d.
vfhrd into three committees each
being given topic upon which a
report shuuid he made At N. prea-
ent meeting.
Thcss topics. vhirh were under
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POULTRY
SHOW OPEN
TACOMA WAVED UP BY cAck
LING AND GROWING

TACOMA. De- zs.-The Poultry
Show opened to-day at 10 . clock and
viii continue until Saturday nighf-
The judging All be carried on rap
idly and the awards viii b post
I'd ~ saon as possible Judge y ~.
Hitchcock has = large booth and
those s-ha Nlsh to observe his meth q
of Of scorifss viii have the privti-
ere. The Judge nas already dir
posed ef rfx breeds.
Tbs inzal number Of entries h
more fiian zee. and the exhibition
4 considered to surpasa that Of any
previous year.
One Of the sfsoxt Interesting feR-
lures Of tbs 4hnN il the cat display,
Entries IN. this department closed
to-day and the meUHlns Of the fr-
lines has been added to the chorus
OF the fowls Comfortable pens with
wire. screens across the sides and
top we're prepared yesterday for the
household pets. Among the entries
IL Mrs Heeki@y's famous Maltese.
which won first at Chicago World =
fair The cats Will BE- judged by
the women viritots. each being al
lowed oue vote. Eofne Peruvian
guinea pigs and colered CAVES hs ~
been entered along with the cats.
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final discussion teaay are Grad
aatian and Promotion what DrsrrT
q Freedom far ths individual 10 De-
sifshts ard Fraetieahle' shall the
Elementary CestfHrs be Eliminated
Ffuu the State Normal Tiasssu y
shall MaHe Professional Wcrk h.
neus ans -Exafniuatic-as school,
County Teachers
During the three days - N. meet.
tua the incoming and Afternoon ars-
stauE wti h. held 10 the UlEh school
building All - the eHsniuG see
stems will b. hsia in the auditorium
Il the Ftrst Presbyterian charrh.
eafusf II Fuurth avenue ADD Sprlns
street
Thts evenings arssiaa VIII lnrindn
an address Of welcome BY hvv. pr ~
A Matthews. pastor - the rhurvh
ard an address ~ Fraf n " Frihrv
e Everett. president ~ the ansecis
ftoH The program Tor the sxr ninr
seii consist uf literary and musical
numbers ard = general social TO pet
rnH - the better Acquaintance - the
Individual members % the aa-ocia-
titu.
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FOR HIS DAUGHTER
Mr.. VIM. Mathews oil NiIes.
Mieh.. Buys a Fine Lo, ON
Seventeenth Ave. CapisoI
Hill Addition. Division No. 4

AZ an XMAS Esfg Mr William Aatfs
eNa - NILES. Michigan sssasiasF~a
Zoe on Capitol HiIi the t~st h. eesia
give his daughter. Mfs 9 A fiAirsrs
no Wiii saan take 80 her rsaids ~ 2
here Ths lot 4 situated On Seven
tssuth avenue aud East Highland
Drive. one II tbs prettissi parts -
capitol Hfii Quite a feN no idsf
gifis ~ taTit1l Hih wili he made
within the rsNt fsN fayR Non
residents are selecting thErr iats Tor
the fufurs fer either themselves o.
relatives. ard Capitol Hiii Ntti sflef
be a. tkick.y populated a. the cider
srrt lnna q Seattle
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WARREN ORDERED
TO SAN FRANCISCO

Pursuant 10 orders received from
Washington Saturday evening b.
Maj. bingham. the transport War
ren. which has been tied up 40 the
Arlington dock for the past sin
weekh, wiz proceed a. Fan Fran
eiHcn this evening. 10 be- laid az
along with her sister transports
Capt Cannon. her military COM
nHps'Ff win probably BE- given a
paflsion In the local guartofnas,sf' =
affite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
BEDDING
Some Extra Special Pricings for
the Last Days of the Year

"Ifomeapun" Damhak - An extra
heavy loom dice danaAt. D.
Inches wide. especially adapted
FOR restaurant use. extra VHfue.
rard ~..ss.s.. s..t.s.t..s.i INC
French Napkins - Heavy linen.
with red striped border, size
lsrH inches, all hsmmedt ready
for use, worth 400. dozen -
s4ssssss tssrssstst ssfsfssfs e ffsttf
Ifurk towels 600 dozen heavy
linen huck towels good size.
plain white or red borders.
splendid lodging house towel
worth izhc. each ....ts..st.si Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
HIGH WINDS OFF
THE CAPE

The winds outside cape Fiattefy
are having a froiig with shippers Of
all vessels that Try to set Ia nr out
the straits. The bark G. u. Bryant
arrived Saturday evening after a
hard tuHsie with the elements off
Flattefy.
The barkcnfine Thomas =. F.miEh.
arriving a. the city Of Destiny yes.
tsrday from the Golden Gate. had =
snar; run up the coast, but hit u
hot and heavy at Cape Fiattery.
Thrice she hauled inside the stormy
promotory only to he blown TO sea
again
The Marine Exchange reports that
the schooners Muriei and Philippine
gave up a bold attempt to get out
side the sweep Of the winds yestrf-
day and put back to the eaimsr
waters of Ciaiiam bay.
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WHOLESALE
STEALING

NORruroRr pee % Peter
Swanson Was arrested here Ratuts
day upon the charge af stealing
matte from thc rmclter here. tie had
a sack vontAinine 100 pounda Of hull
lion In his possession when he Ma
arrested, Tie has made confession
which duplicates about 90 people
sumc of them prominent swanson
has been suspected Tor rnme time
ite owns a haif interest Ia the lead
iuE saloon OF the town.
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careless manner A. matter Of
fact this IL the truth. for the palace
has been added Ia eNeff lev yraf1
since ii WAs FIRST built IA sbe A, H.
The vatican dia not become TIE
official residence Of the pppeH uniii
tzla when Gregory NJ moved into
Il The paiace contains uirre than
Il goo fpous. and huussw the snfifr
upnttfleiat court The palace cuns
taine Art treasures that nrv FricrieHH
There l. the finest rpli.stien %
ehapels contain many pictures and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
THe BON MARoHG

Cream DamnHk Heavy and sefv.
iaeuhie, assorted patterns, Enon
value al dde. a yard ss..s.si. o"'
Bleaehad Damank % inches wide.
several patterns Ia choose from,
worth Toe. a ..tb'
Napkins Heavy loom dice, Eoo1
aize. regular price 81 70, "a good
one for restaurants, dozen ~.
$1,000. ..........,.....,.fb fsc
Pattern Cloths Heavy linen, -
aine. assorted patterns end hcm-
med ends. regular price : ~,
each s.ss.ss s.tsfstststt,.ss'.O DISC
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CHANCE To
EXPLAIN

LONDON. Dee. =. Two Russians
"a med Green and f'inevltE. claiming
American risisershtp. ssre charged
IN tho how street station today Ntth
having unis y fully Ia their posseasiau
Letters 81 credit for s1Aea9 OF London
and American bants. They we're ar
rested when they arrived this nfirus
ing on teieErsphic advirez from
Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
YOUNG PEOPLE
WILL ENTERTAIN

The Juvenile Entertainment club,
which makes ite ilrst appearance IN
ChristenseuE hall tomorrow even
ing. Is composed OF 10 talented young
people ranging nom : 10 Is years
Of age. They expect to give sever
al recitais during the season. the
FIRST being an entertainment with u
program Of all new songs. new dane
80, recital tons. etc. ali appropriate
81 coetumed.
The next one VIII be an operctta
and at the close q the season one
Of the standard operas viii be pro-
duced. The music IL IN the hands
Of Miss Adfienue LANCER and will
prove her ability as an instructor
and director.
Miss LANCER. who haH had years
OF experience In the work. has the
management OF the club
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WILL NOT
GO BACK

GENEVA. Dec. - Minister Won
itlchtsf 81 saSunY arrived n Geneva
this morning and attempted 20 In
ducr the CfuNn Princess Louise T.
return hafne. The princess nafaift
sutiy refused. although the falniatef
held a Ions Interview with ksf.