The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-30
The CITY NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.

At o'clock this afternoon trains No.
3 and No. 10 were reported on time.
The Chamber of Commerce will soon
have out the beautiful little illustrated
booklet, published by the Out West
Publishing company, descriptive Of
Tucson and vicinity, 1t is the desire
of the board to distribute these intel
| ligently throughout the country. The
members of the Chamber of Commerce
have been requested to send in names
of friends in different States, but have
failed to do So 1t might be we'll for
the people in general to send one or
more names to the secretary of the
board for this purpose, These book
| lets should be sent out before the tour
ist traffic of the fall sets in. People
should endeavor to send in names of
persons who exert some influence in
the community in which they live
This advertising should do the old
pueblo much good in many ways.
Ventura Mills was up before the re-
cord9r this morning on the charge Of
| being drunk and down. The city
jailer has a peculiar code with which
he classifies offenders For instance
the above prisoner was put down on
the police register with a big D. D.
after his name. One would naturally
be led to believe that doctor of divin-
ity had been locked up. However, a
D. D. usually costs man six days.
The Sunday school class of the Con-
gregational church is out on a picnic
today. Two big stages loaded down
hn
lunch baskets left the city park early
this morning. The merry little party
spent the day on the banks of the
Santa Cruz which, for once, seemed
like real river, with it's swift stream
of water
A marriage license was issued to
Charles A. Carbell of Tempe and Miss
Lizzie North of Kirkville, Texas, by
the probate judge yesterday. The
young couple were married by Justice
Wilson.
The eighteen delegates who were
elected to represent the Democrats of
Pima county at the Territorial conven-
ton, which meets in Tucson next
Wednesday, held meeting yesterday
and the delegation was formally or
ganlzed. L. H. Manning was selected
chairman Of the delegation.
Word was received here yesterday
that the Clifton ball tossers had de-
eide to give Bisbee a return game. The
contest is scheduled for Sunday, Sep
tember Z. The game between these
two teams at Clifton last Sunday was
one of the hottest ever played in the
Territory. The coming contest will
no doubt be warm one. The Grays
will try to arrange game with the
Clifton boys while they are in this
vicinity.
G. Flores appeared before the city
recorder this morning, charged with
disorderly conduct. He received ten
days for his trouble.
The Degree of Honor will be in ses-
sion at the A. o. U. w hall tonight. /
Justice Wilson had very interest
ing water case to settle today, Alex
Mckay swore out a complain against
Ramon Valencia for damaging ditcn
which was supplying his land with
water. The small canal took water
from the Rillito and crossed Valencia's
land, which fact, in his mind, gave him
a right to dam it up and use the water.
The judge took the pile of evidence
which was introduced, under advise
ment
The first advance car of Buffalo Bills
wild West show arrived in the city on
No 10 this morning. H. G. Hedges
has charge of the car, and he certainly
KNOWS his business. Literally speak
ing, his corps of men painted the old
pueblo red with Wild West posters in
the short space Of two hours. There
are seventeen men on the advance car.
to herald the great shows coming. F.
j. ODonnell we'll known newspaper
man. is with the advance car as press
agent.
superintendent of Public Schools
Angus, who is at present not feeling
very we'll and consequently confined TO
his home. desires to announce that the
examination for public school teachers
will be held at his Office on Tuesday and
Wednesday at 8 o'clock
Representatives of the different labor
unions of the city have addressed
communication to the merchants of the
city requesting them to close their
places of business Monday forenoon in
observance of Labor Day. 1t is be-
(feved the merchants viii gladly grant
the request
Edward Fl. Matte was expected here
today from Los Angeles to look over
the field with a view to starting
brewery in Tucson. Mr.. Matte is in
terested in the East Side brewery of |
Los Angeles, and is anxious to select a |
good site in Arizona for an establish
ment. He has heard of the excellent |
water for brewing purposes which can |
be found lfear Tucson and will inves- /
tigate the field thoroughly on his ar
rival. The mesas about this city will /
raise all the barley necessary for such |
an enterprise and those about Florence |
are said to be adapted to the cultiva-
tion of hops. Mr.. Matte was made |
acquainted with the prospects in this |
vicinity by H. w, Altman.
United States Deputy Marshal Hill |