The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-24

8 was reported twenty minutes late.
| The flyer is on time.
/ The Tucson Dramatic club will pre-
sent Wanted, Wife at the Opera
House tomorrow evening. The cast in
cludes some of the best local talent,
and the club has been rehearsing the
play under an experienced instructor
for the past six weeks. The club, no
doubt, will surprise the local theater-
/ goers with this exhibition, and their
/ friends should be liberal in their pa
tronage. The cast is local. The
whole performance will be the work Of
local enthusiasts. and the public should
not overlook this fact. The Dramatic
Club, at its worst. could not be out
done by some of the recent pro-
fessional shows.
The Salvation Army meetings are
held at their hall on West Congress
street every evening. Captain Allen
and Lieutenant Manhart, the recently
arrived officers, conduct the services.
Every one is invited to attend.
Judgment was given for the plaintiff
! in the case of Annie Sullivan VS.. Joe
Wiley late Saturday afternoon. The
plaintiff sued for some $425 which was
the balance due from loan of $3.50.
| 1t will be remembered that the plaintiff
made sensational seizure of the de-
enlant's gaming paraphernalia some
time ago, and property will probably
! be sold unless the defendant satisfies
/ the judgment.
| The Eagles carnival closed in a
blaze of splendor last Saturday night.
Tile bad weather kept the masked
parade off the streets. In fact, few
people appeared in masked attire. The
Midway was well attended. More To-
cal interest was exhibited ON the clos
ing night than on any other during the
week. The throng OF confetti throw
ers made life miserable for people who
are given to hearty laughing or in
clil.ed to go around with their mouths
hanging open, The Eagles at Phoe-
rix opened their carnival today, and
Prescott will run one next week.
Frank Barrett, an eastern visitor,
died SUDDENLY last Saturday at his late
residence on South Stone avenue. He
was suffering from lung trouble and
came to Tucson about three weeks ago
He was in bad condition at the time
and little hope could be held out by
the physicians. The end came peace
fully, though rather suddenly. He
was a native of Frankfort, Kentucky
His remains were shipped to- his old
home this morning, accompanied by
his soroWing wife and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. LaPine charming
ly entertained the Thirteen Club" the
other night. The guests had a splen-
did tine, as usual Light refresh
merits were served after the evening g
entertainment. The boys will sing
the praises of the host and hostess
/ for all time 1t was one of the most
Fenjoyable evenings of their social sea-
son.
The city police made clean sweep
on Saturday and Sunday nights of the
undesirable element left over by the
carnival 1t looked like a case OF
AFTER the Ball'' before the city re-
ccrder this morning. Fourteen ho-
boes were lined up before the bar, and
each of them was given FIVE days to
get up steam for making their exit,
After five days of bread and water
they ought to get up steam enough to
make clean jump into California
without a stop. Three cases of drunk
and down were given five days apiece.
One obstreperous cripple was given an
extra five for abuse. This cleanup
ought to have good suits.