The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-25
The CITY NEWS
INPHRhORHPHS.

eureka Mining company, III the 1IuG-
.hucas. stopped over on his way down |
% Tombstone from the coast this
While in Los Angeles Mr. |
Steen purchased the machinery for !
the mine, and it will be installed at
1nce The machinery will be hauled
TO the camp from Patagonia. The
Eureka is turning QUITO be bonanza.
No doubt when the new plant is in
stalled it will enter the producing
class and pay handsome dividends.
The A. o. u. w. gave big blow
out last evening About sixty mem
bers of the order were in attendance.
One candidate was put through the
mill, to the amusement OF those pres
ent. The big event was opened after
the business meeting. carload CT
and big barrel of the
beverage that made Milwaukee famous
were disposed of in short order. The
smoker was big success.
The Ell Paso News that reached here
last night gives a breezy account OF
the doings of a bad man from Arizona
in the railroad town. The man was
from Arizona in general and Tucson
in particular. He gave his name as
John Smith, but being under the
weather, he was also little ''incog."
1t is not saying a great deal for Ell
Paso booze when they say Mr.. Smith
wanted to shoot as soon as he got
loaded up. Al any rate, man is said
to have insulted his wife, or at least
he thought the fellow did, and so Mr..
Smith was going to start something
besides a gun play, when an officer
happened along. 1t just cost Mr..
Smith $25. Some of these old pu-
eblans are certainly sincere drinkers.
The Pima tribe of Red Men will
meet tonight.
The knights of Pythias will be in
session tonight.
The city engineer has lost no time
in getting at the deep sewer along
Congress street. The work was only
ordered by the city council last Tues
day, and early this morning a big
gang of men was set to work in Davis
alley. Congress street was also torn
up as far as Stone avenue. The sewer
will be thirteen feet deep when COM
pleted 1t will extend from the ter
minus ON Fifth avenue to the one IN
Davis alley The sewer will be able
to drain all of the Easements along
Cong. ess street It will be a great
convenience to the business district,
and will be great Improvement.
\ rather vicious hut one-sided fight
took place on Stone avenue last night.
It was more of an assault than any
thing else. Two men after chasing &
third south on Stone avenue from Con-
gress street. caught him about in the
middle Of The block and administered
an awful 5rajng to the fellow. The
cries IF the third man attracted th;
neighbors, AM the assailants were
scared away. The parties were un
known. A woman is said to be behind
| the case.
Another case in the Bartlett-Moore
| feud was settled this morning. Mr.
| Bartlett was suing his former man
ager for the sum of $3.50, alleged to bt
due him for rent. The case was no
completed, because Mr.. Bartlett with
drew the charge. This finally dis
poses of all the cases entitled Bartlett
VS.. Moore 1t is now about time fol
Jack Moore to open up series of suits
for false Imprisonment, malicious
prosecution and mental anguish. Mr
Bartlett has been beaten in all of hi
suits.
Services will be resumed next Sun
day in Grace Episcopal church. Bishop
Kendrick will officiate at the services
expected that the regular Sunday ser
vices will be continued thereafter, botl
morning and evening.
United States Marshal McCord lef
for San Francisco last evening, wit
ten "chinks'' in charge. These China
men have been caught in different sec
tions during the past month, and hav
been ordered deported for being in tn
United States unlawfully. There ar
still a number of 'tcelestials'' left j.
the Jail, waiting to be deported.
Attorney John B. Wright has bee
appointed a trustee of the Carnegi
library. w. f. Cooper resigned froI
the board some time ago, and the plac
was filled but recently. The counc
will have to confirm the apaointmen
William Shannon, for six years tn
head waiter at the Hall house, an
Gertrude Smith were united in mai
riage last evening. Both are we
known in colored circles They wi
reside in the city.
William Neil, the we'll known rancl
er. is about TO engage in new entel
prise. He Gent large mower dow
| to Pantano this morning, and will sta
in at once to cut the great fields
wild hay in that vicinity. He est
mates the yield at about fifty ton
Hay just at present is quoted at $l7
ton, so there ought to be little none
| in the business.
Julian Cardenas was examined b
fore the probate judge today as to n
| sanity. He is said to have killed
| man some time ago, while in an insal
Ill f+ ua has heen acting very peCuli;