The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

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ments of all sorts were dispensed |
freely to the guests, a. 1t was a most
enjoyable eysuirg
The district court convened this
morning to finish hp the April calen-
dar. Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff in the case. of c. f. Schu-
rnacher VS.. tale~a8oafd of Supervisors,
and the teriasaarary injunction was
made perpetual. aThis case involved
a rate Of taxation. Several divorce
cases were heard this afternoon.
The Young Mems Rpubican Club
will meet at the city hall this evening.
New officers will be elected and in
stalled by those present. The club
will also map out the preliminary work
for the fall campaign at the evenings
meeting. There has been considerable
comment about town as to just what
action the club might take on the Metz
movement.
The philharmonic band was around
serenading the business men last even
ling. Several pretty selections were
rendered In front of the Windsor, and
were we'll received by a large crowd
which quickly assembled The bapA
| is certainly credit TO the city, and
! Professor Fernandez has been praised
highly for his excellent work. The
citizens can expect to hear concerts in
the future at least once week.
A whole carload of Cinnamon passed
through the city this morning in bond,
en- route TO Mexico.
Maria Gilar. infant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Char. died at their residence
on Court street yesterday. OF fever.
Interment was made in the Catholic
cemetery today.
Judge Purcell did few other things
while on the coast besides getting
married. He established his reputa-
tion with the rod and reel at one OF
the popular resorts by landing an un-
usually large stingeree. The judge
was ignorant of the nature of his catch.
thinking il was q founder, but near
iby fisherman warned him In time to
keep from being stung. The animal
was killed. and beautiful specimen
spoiled by its being trampled. Sting
ereeg are dangerous TO bathers, and
their sting In sgaid to be deadly poison.
The judge has not furnished an affi-
davit with the story.
Drews saloon was burglari2ed ear
iy yesterday morning. Some unknown
culprit, under cover of the noise at
. tendin gthe Fourth. smashed In the
rear window and gained entrance. Just
by chance the cash OF the previous
evening had not been left In the
drawer. so no money was secured
However, a sixshooter and some papers
were taken from the register. and sew
cal bottles OF a slert brand were ap'
propriated. This makes the fourth
visit of burglars to Drew's place with
In the last six weeks.
The Territorial board of education
completed It's labors at Phoenix q few
days ago. No change viii be mad,
!. In the text books OF the schools for tn
ensuing year The copy books, how
ever. and the system OF writing now II
vogue, will be altered perceptibfy. tn
IRoudebush system or writing will b
: tsibstituted for that now In use. whicl
! teaches vertical writing. The gen
eral verdict among practical and ex
| perienced teachers is that the system
4 lof vertical handwriting. as now taugh
l. In the schools. 10 a failure. ~
The FIRE which destroyed the bil
. stables and fnany hundred tons Of ha.
at Fort Huachuea few nights ago wa
plainly visible In Tombstone. Travel
: ers from the south say that the biaa
III up the entire surroundings tn
a origin OF the fire is not known. and sh
extent OF the loss has not yet been ~
leertained, &&