The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-29
THE CITY NEWS
INPHRA0RnPhS,

9 was reported one hour and forty
inmates late, No. 10 is on time.
i. Lindsey, the we'll known mining
man, was in the city yesterday. In
spite of all reports to the contrary. ne
still maintains that the interview pub
lished in The Citizen some time ago,
relative to the Indiana Sonora deal,
contained correct statements. AS fur
ther evidence in this direction, he de-
clares that he has filed suit against
the Indiana bondholders for the sum
of $780, 900 The suit was filed at No
gales a short time ago. Thomas Tag
CART was served with the papers while
in that vicinity. Mr. Lindsey says
that he has never received one cent
from the so-called sale of the mines
and that the bond has now been for
feited. He also reiterates' that the
property is not for sale.
There were five cars of cattle in the
yards this morning. They were beef
cattle from the Salt River valley.
Three cars were for the local market
and two were consigned TO Bisbee.
They were f1ne-looling stock, in spite
of the drouth in that section.
T. J. Carney, the we'll known miner,
considers himself lucky to be alive
just at present. He had a narrow
escape from serious injury few days
ago while up in the hills. He was
rounding up a couple of bronchos on
one of the trails, and was riding a
horse at a swift gait when the cinch
of his saddle suddenly gave way, and
he was thrown down the side of the
hill on the rocks. His hands were
lacerated and his head bruised by the
fall.
J. B. Hanna, general supervisor Of
the Arizona and New Mexico forest re-
serves, returned from his inspection OF
the Santa Catalina reserve last even
ing. He expressed himself as sur
prised at the extent and value of the
land in those hills. 1t is a we'll known
fact that the Catalinas contain some
of the finest timber in the Territory,
which. being accessible, makes it very
valuable Mr. Hanna will next visit
the new Chiricahua reserve in Cochlse.
This will complete his work in this
section
L. S. Harms was around shaking
hands with his friends in the old
pueblo again today. He has been on
the coast for a good part of the sum-
mer and says that he is glad to get
back. He has again assumed the
management of the San Augustine.
The house will be thoroughly reno
waited for the fall trade, and the dining
room will be reopened on Monday. Mr..
Harms is one of the most popular hotel
men in the city, and his many friends
will be pleased to see him in charge
of the San Augustine for at least one
year more.
The Red Men held pow WOW last
night. Albert H. Bearup was made. a
full fledged ''injpn" by receiving three
degrees at one sitting.
The Knights of Pythias will be in
fsession- tonight.
I The B. of L. F. meet this evening.
The Tucson chapter, Royal Arch
Masons. will hold regular monthly
meeting tonight.
Yesterday was San Augustine's day.
The feast was observed by the Mexican
population with befitting exercises.
The usual dance on the earthen floor
was held across the tracks. All of the
parlor orchestras in the city seemed
to be out serenading:
A small fire broke out on South
Meyer street last night about l.
o'clock She blaze started in a small
tailor shop near the Occidental hotel
The fire department lost no time in an
swering the call, and the flames were
extinguished before much damage re-
suited Rafael Egurold, the proprietor
estimates his loss at $50 The cause
Of the fire is unknown. The fire boys
are to be commended for their prompt
ness last evening.
Messrs. Seager and Close returned
from Nogales yesterday via the auto
line. They were accompanied by John
B. Wright Much rain was encoun-
tered on the return trip, and the roads
were soft and muddy. However, the
trip was made in good time. They ar
rived in the city about 4:30 o'clock.
The Consumers Ice company is
making its first run today. The ma
chinery has been tested thoroughly
and everything is said to work like q
charm. The plant has capacity C1
twenty-five tons. and this amount will
be turned out some time tonight. II
takes twenty-four hours to make a
complete run. The machinery was sci
in motion last night. and has been con-
verting the ammonia gas all day. The
new plant is most complete, and will
turn out the purest kind of ice.
Lewis Hunt. recorder for Queen
ledge No. 6, A. o. u w, is danger
ously i'll with a severe attack of ty-
poid fever at Oakland. California. Mr.
Hunt is as we'll known in Tucson as in
his home town He was entertained
by the local lodge before going to the