The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-23
THE CITY NEWS
NPhRHORHPnS.

8 and No. 10 were reported on time.
The local court of Foresters will be
in session tonight.
The United Moderns will hold reg
ular meeting tonight.
The probate judge issued an order
today confirming the sale of lots II, II
and 13 in block 4, and an undivided
half interest in lots 6, 7 and 8, in block
4. Rfckers' addition, in the estate Of
Annie Murray, deceased.
A marriage license was issued to
John G. Marts of Douglas and Miss
Maud E. Stuart of San Francisco, by
the probate judge yesterday afternoon.
The young couple were married at the
San Xavier last evening by Judge Pur-
cell. Mr.. Marts is one of the best
knc wn men in Cochise county. The
happy pair left for Douglas on No. 10
this morning.
H. Wood was tried in Justice Will
sons court today on the charge OF
grand larceny. He is said to have
entered the room of Emma ChoQuet,
on Gay alley, few nights ago and
stole two diamonds belonging to her.
After hearing the evidence, the JUS
tice held him to await the action Of
the grand jury.
B. Rosenfeld decided to Edward S.
Waddles today an undivided one-half
interest in twenty-four lots in Univer-
sity addition. The deeds were filed
in the county recorders Office today.
M. P. Freeman, L. H. Manning and
Leo Goldstein acting as appraisers OF
the estate of the late w. P. Davis
filed their apraisement with the pro-
bate judge yesterday. The estate is
appraised at $51,579. OF this amount,
81, $50 is on deposit, $4,000 is repre-
sentrd in 146 shares of stock in the
Consolidated Nations ii bank, $26,6O0 is
held in city real estate and $4,000 rep
resents the value CT mining claims.
An order for family allowance was
raade by the court, and an order to
notify creditors was also issued.
The many friends of Mrs. Nellie Dar-
nell will be pleased to hear that good
. fortune has suddenly fallen to her lot.
A brother of hers died in San Francieco
recently, leaving large and valuable
estate, in which she is one Of the prin-
cipal legatees. She will leave for San
Francisco this evening to look after the
estate Mrs. Darnell is we'll known in
Tucson and has many friends,
The two candidates for Delegate TO
Congress have opened their campaigns
and things in the political line should
begin to warm up. Robert E. Morrison,
the Republican candidate, held a ratifi-
cation meeting in Prescott last night.
1t is said that Governor Brodie will
assist in stumping the Territory in the
interest of Mr.. Morrison. Col. j. +.
Wilson is now touring the northern
counties. He spoke yesterday in Flag
staff and will make an address in
Williams today. He will speak twi"e in
Phoenix and will be in Tucson on Octo-
Der 21ht. From here Col. Wilson will
tour the southern counties. He is
making an active campaign.
One case in the Bartlett Moore feud
was finally disposed of by Justice Will
son yesterday. Jack Moore was cleared
of the em bezzlelnent charges which had
been brought against him. Two charges
were really disposed of in the one case.
The defendant admitted using the
money, but there was no evidence in
troduced to show an intent to defraud
on his part. 1t was on this point that
the case hinged. Mr.. Bartlett is now
sueing Mr.. Moore for something like
5000, which he claims to be due him
from rent. The case will be called be-
fore Justice Wilson tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
Word was received from Fort Grant
today saying the soldier ball tossers
would again appear in Tucson next Sun
day. This will certainly be good news
to the fans. The game between Fort
Grant and the Grays was one of the best
seen on the home grounds this season.
There are many who thought that Fort
Grant should have won. The contest
next Sunday will really show up the
merits of the two aggregations and it
should be the star performance OF the
season. The locals have kept IN shape
and Will Anow get down to hard practice.
Despite the fact that Judge Bartlett,
the king of the mystic glass wheel, says
nine-spot is next to an impossibilitv,
still nine and two eight-spots were
caught in the Arizona Club last evening
at the O'Clock drawing. The nine spot
brought $400 to the lucky man. The
winner of one eight-spot played a dollar