The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-19
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THE CITY NEWS
INPHRHGRAPHS.

The A. o. Y. w. will be In session 10"
night at their hall.
Some of the finest copper ore ever put
on exhibition in Tucson was brought In
from the Del Monte mine last night by
the superintendent. 1t was left at the
Windsor part of the day and attracted
much attention. The two big chunks
of rocks were packed and shipped to one
of the owners in San Francisco today.
The Del Monte is one Of the coming
mining sensations of Southern Arizona.
There are thousa Ids of tons OF copper
ore in sight and with a reduction works
the mine would enter the producing
class at once. The rock Carries about
thirty per cent copper and some $6 in
gold
Two local divines had collision on
the corner of Stone Avenue and Cong
ress street last evening. One was rid
ing wheel and the other in a buggy.
The driver turned little sharp on to
Stone avenue and before the wheelman
could dismount, the horse ran against
him. The buggy was then driven over
the bike. The crowd on the corner were
waiting to hear his reverence on the
wheel use little language appropriate
to the occasion. However. he did not
forget himself at least aloud. The driv-
er returned and apologized.
Ramon Soto says that the intimations
that he was paid for his services during
the recent campaign, is unjust to him.
He says he never received cent from
any one, and worked for the Republi-
cans because he likes them.
Some one entered the room occupied
by ''Doc'' Heinz on Stone avenue last
night and secured a revolver and some
money.
In the District court today Judge Da-
Wis announced that all the defendants in
the case OF the City Of Tucson We w. P.
Woods ct al would be granted until
Monday to file ain answer to the Plain
tiff's amended complaint which was
filed with the clerk today.
A University student was swindled
out of few dollars at one of the games
recently established on lower Congress
street for carnival week. The man rum
ming the game was arrested. He gave
his name as Ed Sontay. He said the
student ought to know better when tried
before the city recorder.
The French restaurant on Church
street was the scene of another das-
tardly piece OH spite work last night,
The utensils and supplies were destroyed
like those in the St. Charles about "a
week ago. somelss was taken from.'the
till. =.
The big floral parade Of the Eagle
carnival will take place tomorrow at
80 O'Clock. It., will start on Fifth
avenue and Congress- and will proceed
west to the carnival grounds. All
vehicles, should have floral decorations.
Mr.. Egbert T. CLARK, son Of Francis
B. Clark, a big official on the Great
Northern with headquarters at St. Paul,
committed suicide at Phoenix yester-
day. He was married to MISS Barger
OF Chicago but six months ago. Both
were in Phoenix at the time for their
health. Dependency is given as the
cause. The deceased is fairly we'll
known in Tucson.
/, The Territorial Loan Commission
composed of Governor Brodie, Secre-
tary Stoddard and Auditor Nichols,
considered the Narrow Guage bonds at
Phoenix yesterday. Representatives Of
Pima county asked that the interest on
the bonds be fixed at three per cent.
Jndge Barnes for the plaintiff said they
accept four per cent. The rate is at the
discreation of the commission. The
question of whether the coupons after
maturity should. bear interest, thus
compounding came up and viii be re-
ferred to the sattorney general. The
whole matter was taken under the adj
visement