The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-19
THE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At o'clock this afternoon train No.
is on time.
rather unique Incorporation filed
it's articles with the county recorder
today. It is known as the SeQuoya
League The incorporators are peo-
pie of prominence throughout the
country David Starr Jordan of the
University of California, is at it's head.
Among the others are D. M. Riordan
of Flagstaff, George Bird Grinnell of
New York City, Phoebe Hearst, the
pnilanthrop;st, of San Francisco and
C. Hart Merriam of Washington, D.
c. The object of the league in plain
English is to make better Indians. Its
members will strive to bettre the red
mans condition, to teach him self
support, and to obtain better protec-
ton from the government for his
mai terance. The obie> is wholly
benevolent.
Judge S. w. Purcell returned from
trip to his mines near Orc Blanco
this morning He reports the country
in that section as being in prosper
Gus condition. An abundance of rain
| has f.IIen there recently. The Sopari
Is r,nrlng a good sized stream. The
desert and i:ll are simply beautiful
to behold with their rich green cloak.
The cattle are rolling fat and look
| healthy and strong. There is an un-
usual amount of development work
being done in the Orc Blanco ol~e--''
/ Just at present. The whole section is
! in fine condition.
The B. of L. F. will be in session to-
night.
Tho knights of Fythias will meet
tonight
The Democratic primaries
held at the Windsor hotel tomorrow,
between the hours Of II and 5 o'clock.
The city precinct is entitled to eigh-
teen delegates in the county conven-
ton and the names selected at the
meeting last night will be voted upon.
There being no contesting delegation
in the field the primaries will be
matter of form. The county cOnven-
ton will meet in Tucson on Septem-
Der 27, one week after the primaries.
Nav Martin was arrested in Gay Al
+, ley last night by one of the might
force. She was charged this morning
Wi, disturbing the peace of that eX-
emplary region. The city recorder
'lEa1 her SO for getting caught.
The University of Arizona opened
fet the new term yesterday. The en-
4 froTment for the first day numbered
1873 The opening exercises were
brief. Chancellor VIM. Herring ad-
dressed a few remarks to the students
and pupils on the start Of the new
term. much larger attendance is
2y necipc during the coming week and
it is thought that al previous records
will be broken. Students are arriving
daily to attend the university.
Another victim of the desert was
found near Rillito this morning. The
case was reported to Coroner Wilson
today. The man is supposed to have
been a prosnect0r and is thought to
have been dead for some time. Con-
stable PPachero will leave with cor
oncrs jury for the place in the morn
ing. County Undertaken Reilly Will go
oIC and bury the remains.
The remains Of the late DR. Harry
\. Bell were shipped to Butler, Penn
sy' tania, this morning for interment.
The funeral services were conducted
at the family residence on North Main
street i he Rev, Mr. Booth Of the
Congregational church oMciated
superintendent C. C. Sroufe started
ON a tour of the coast division Of the
S. T. last evening. He was accom-
panied by Mr., E,pes Randolph and h.
A. Mcfarland. assistant manager OF
the Cahanea road who came UP on
the private car Arcdian, last even
ing. The two cars were attached TO
No 8 as she pulled out last evening.
The local delegation of the Repub-
| 7 lican convention at Phoenix returned
on No. 10 this morning. They all eX-
pressed themselves as Well pleased
with their trip but were little reti-
, cent about the methods used to nomi-
nate Robt e. Morrison The Pima
delegation voted for Nichols in the
: convention. Charles Conneu did not
,, cvc COX the old pueblo as delegate
t. the convention, and had a res0lu-
ton passed 6y that body to hold the
,, next one in Tucson Mr. Connell de-
), srves great credit for his interest IN
the welfare Of the old town.
, II this weather keeps up yoL Will
have to hunt up your last spring suit
, and have 1t cleaned or buy q neE one