The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-24
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THE CITY NEWS
NPHRAGRAPHS.

. was reported SIX h0urS late. NO. lO
is on time.
The real estate and insurance firm
of Breathitt & Manning, composed of
J. B. Breathitt and ]. r. Manning, has
by mutual consent been dissolved.
Mr. Manning will continue the bust
will return to Cananea to look after
his interests there.
Grand Recorder Eugene Trippell, of
the A. o. U. w is having his new
offices fitted up to day His present
quarters are inadequate for his exten-
sive lodge work, and the new qaurters
are accordingly n.r~l, lager. Two
rooms will be occupied hereafter in
the A O. U. w. building for his office.
No, the Elks can't stand defeat.
This spirit is becoming more dominant
in the club every day, and only yes
Tterday it broke out in the shape of a
challenge which was thrown in the
face of the A. o. U. w. The Elks say
they did it once, but they can't do it
again. They mean base ball.
Wouldn't that jar you? The old sores
and wounds and glass arms are evil
IDENTIFY thing of the past. In fact,
they must be, or else the Elks would
still have an aversion for that game
called base ball. The Workmen are
willing, and the date has been set for
| November 9. VIII it ever come off?
Anton Hettinger has decided to
erect brick store building on his
property on East Congress street. The
lot is located next to the Los Angeles
furniture store, near Sixth avenue.
The place will be occupied by Los. An
geles parties as soon as completed.
Business men have been complain
ing somewhat of late on account of the
poor condition of Congress streete. A
couple of graders were put on yester-
day, but it will be almost impossible
for the city to improve the street grade
until the merchants have all made their
sewer connections. 1t would be folly
to repair the street only to have it torn
up again. The merchants will have to
be patient, that is all.
The Oberle Stock company closed its
Tucson engagement last night with
This is certainly the>troupe's strongest
cast, and they seem TO be at their. best
in it. The company was not patronized
as we'll as it should have been at any
of the performances. It looks as
though it took the theater-goer of the
old pueblo about two seasons to rec
ognize a good thing. The company
left for Nogales today, where they will
play two nights. They will then visit
bisbee and eastern points. The troupe
will return to Tucson again this sea
son in some new roles.
The Elks entertained the members
of the Oberle Stock company at the
club last night after the performance
Mr.. Tom Oberle is a great Elk, and the
local members of the herd desired tc
give him a send-off. 1t goes without
saying that every one had big time
Frank Brownell filed four notices Of
mining locations with the county re-
corder today. The claims are located
in the Quijotoa district
Judge Davis issued an order in tht
district court this morning for tht
calling of the civil calendar for the
October term. The date of the cal
was fixed at Thursday, October 90, al
$3.50 O'Clock. The civil calendar is &
long one this term, and it contains q
great number of divorce cases
The intelligent advertising of Tue
son by the Chamber OBJ Comerce il
beginning to bear fruit Every day
1atfarC oro n0urino ;%pn %Joo hoor1
ing for information. Judge Edward
H. Stiles, special master in the circuit
court of the United States for the west,
ern Missouri district, which embraces
Kansas City, says in a recent letter
"The more | learn of Tucson and its
vicinity, the higher opinion | have o1
it" This is but one Of the many
favorable comments. Judge Stiles is
the father of DR.. Edward Stiles, the
we'll known local dentist
The Eagles are flying around tow1
just at present as though they were in
a great furry. The fact of the matter
is, the carnival boom is on Every
Eagle in town will be seen wearing 6
neat badge with carnival colors from
now up to the close of carnival week
The yare requesting the patriotic citi
Zens to do the same. The lodge is go
ing to make it an object for business
men to decorate their places. A prize
of $50 is offered for the most origina
and best decorated store in town, and
a prize of $25 is offered for the secoH
best The decorations must be up by
November 4 and remain in place unit
the close Of the carnival. The Eagles
are making things hum.
The B. of L. F. order will hold q
regular meeting tonight.
The knights of Pythias will be in
session this evening
One poor old decrepid "vag. was W
before the city recorder this morning