The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-09
THE CITY NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.

At, 3 o'clock this afternoon train No.
8 was reported five and one-half hours
late. No. 10 is on time.
Mr.. Hartwell NOVEL; was admitted
to practice in the district court yes
terday.
The Odd Fellows will hold a regular
meteing at their hall tonight.
The Pima tribe of Red Men will be
in session tonight.
One poor decrepid vag was up be-
fore the city recorder this morning
The judge gave him a good lecture and
warned him about appearing again on
the same charge. There is little dan
ger however, that he will ever appear
again.
Four new citizens were made by
Judge Davis yesterday afternoon. The
| following persons took out their final
papers: Ramon Monia, Santiago Ro-
sas, Peter O'Dea and Judson Esta-
brook, who, though born in Great
Britain, has been resident of the
United States for twenty-five years.
Rev. A. M. Gibbons, pastor of the
Methodist church, has been transferred
to Prescott His parishioners will re-
gret to lose him, as Mr.. Gibbons en-
deared himself to every one, both with
in and without his church. He will
| leave this evening to assume his new
duties. Rev. D. Luffburrow, OF Los
Angeles, has been appointed as pastor
| to succeed Rev. Mr. Gibbons.
The Republicans are arranging a big
rally for this evening. 1t will be held
at the opera house. The Philharmonic
band has been engaged for the occa-
sion, and an orchestra will also lend
a hand in making d harmonious
boomerang The meeting will be
opened by Colonel J. A. Zabriskie with
short address. Governor Brodie will
then be introduced as the speaker of
the evening. The following are also
down for short speeches: w. J. Kirk
patrick, Ramon Soto General Wilson
and Roscoe Dale. 1t will no doubt
take more than the presence of the
governor to keep the discordant ele~
ments on the program in perfect ac-
cord.
The tie will be broken. It was
thought that the Elks and A. 0. U. W.
would be content to rest on hOnorS
even, but it appears that they can see
no glory in this. The Elks were SO
sore, after the first try out, that they
were about willing to let the lodge
pennant go where it would, but pride
said no. The Workmen, on the other
hand, have their fighting blood up, and
are putting sparring partners in the
field to train on. The game next Sum
day will be for blood and will eclipse
the previous performance for this rea-
son. The teams are going to play ball
next Sunday, and fool afterward.
Word reached the city this morning
that Mrs c. H. Let's, mother of Mrs.
Thomas Muirhead of Tucson, had died
in San Francisco at 1880 o'clock. Mrs.
Muirhead, it will be remembered, left
the city only agfew days ago to attend
her mother, who was then in a critical
condition. The funeral will be held in
San Francisco on next Saturday.
There will be big mass meeting OF
Mexican Democrats in their hall on
South Meyer street this evening. They
will form club and large number OF
speakers are on the list. The efforts
of the Republicans to get the Mexican
voters into line has resulted in fiat
failures The enthusiasm over the
meeting tonight is running high, and
it will no doubt be we'll attended.
Another batch of new citizens were
created by an order of Judge Davis
IL. SVr0- fn1I o.
out their final papers: Dennis Dom
nelly, J. X, Szaka, Joseph Higgins, M.
Rivera, F. Preciada, Frank Ortega and
Trinidad Romero. The manufacturers
of voters are doing brisk business
School will open at Rosemont next
Monday. Mr.. William l. Mckay, a
gL~s,duate of the University Of Mis-
sissippi, has been engaged as teacher.
The Greaterville school will also be
opened Monday, while Arivaca will
have to wait until later in the week.
Superintendent Angus returned from
tour of inspection last evening.
There are thirty men at work in
Gardeners canyon in the Santa Ritas,
building a bis storage dam and at the
same IlHe trying w zap HelAS VI W@1CA'
The Santa Rita Water and Placer Co.
is figuring on working the extensive
placer beds in that vicinity through
this method
The accounts of the local United
States officials were passed upon by
Judge Davis of the district court today.
This is quarterly account, which the
judge passes on at each term of court.
The Territorial Reform School at
Benson will be turyned over the Off
cials tomorrow. 1t will be received
by Mayor Schumacher and M. Gerwein
as members of the board of trustees
for the school. Governor Brodie will
accompany the may or Benson, to take
part in the exercises.