The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-04
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THE CITY NEWS
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At o'clock this afternoon train No.
8 was reported nine hours late. No.
10 is on time.
The happy marriage of Mr.. Percy R.
| Lucas and Miss Charlotte Dunn was
celebrated at the cathedral this morn
| ing. NJ G.. Samaniego and wife stood
UP with the young couple. Miss Dunn
| is one of the favorite daughters Of the
old pueblo, and many congratulations
were poured in on the happy pair.
Miss Dunn was formerly employed at
The Citizen, and returned but recently
from Cananea. Mr.. Lucas is an es-
Unable young man, and is also well
known in the city. The young couple
will reside at Cananea.
DR.. H. G. Crepin has moveded his
headquarters from his old camping
ground in the A. o. u. W. building to
the corner of Broadway and Stone av-
enue, in the old Mansfield building.
The Democratic legions of the old
pueblo met at the court house last
evening to form a club for the coming
campaign. Charles Rouse called the
meetin gto order and M. G. Samaneigo
was elected chairman. William An
gus was made secretary. AN execu-
tive committee, composed Of Durelle
r. Glidden, E. Drachman, Charles Hon,
Pedro Pellon and c. A. Elliot, was ap-
pointed. c. M. Burkhalter, J. h.
Martin w. R. Manning c. A. Elliot
and E. Brunier were made vice presl-
dents. The roll for the new club was
opened, and large number OF mem
bers were enrolled. Great enthusiasm
i was manifested and speech-making
was the order of the evening.
There is some good news in store
4 for those of the old pueblo who, as the
saying goes, "love to read, The
Carnegie library will be open to all
! readers on Sunday afternoons from ]
to S o'clock. beginning tomorrow, Oc-
tober S. This new feature, no doubt,
will be highly appreciated by those in
. terested in book and general reading.
There are many who, for various rea-
sons, are unable to visit the library
during tn eevening, and these are the
ones who will benefit most by the new
order.
The sale of the Orc lBanco has at
tracted wide attention in mining cir
cles. This district has evidently been
overlooked by the capitalist. It is es-
sentially a gold bearing region. There
are a number of good gold mines in
that section, and scores of excellent
prospects. The district only needs
good, conservative investigation an6
development to make it one Of tht
greatest gold belts in Arizona, if mo-
I ! in the west. Another big sale, ever
more important than the one JUS
consummated, is now under considera
> ton. 1t will, no doubt pay th'
I prospective purchaser to look over thi!
countr ydown below.
The street car company began worl
on tn ebranch which will run north OF
Toole avenue from Fifth this morn
ing. Ties and rails are being laid OF
the southeast branch of the system
today. The loop around the southeas
portion of tn Getty will be completed II
a short while.
The Post will begin daily publica
tio nabout the middle of next week
The sheet will be issued as a mornin
paper. at least during the campaign
The Republican machine" is anxlou
to defend the unscrupulous polio
pursued at their primaries and con
vention, and weekly will scarcely d
for the purpose
Z The Degree of Honor will hold
} regular session tonight.
T The regular quarterly meeting of tn
Z board of supervisors will be held a
( the court house next Monday morning
I The United Brotherhood of Raj
7 way Employees will hold their regula
meeting tonight at Odd Fellows hal
I The Pioneer Historical Society wi
= meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:t
IT O'Clock in their hall on West Congress
street. Several candidates will t