The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-26
THE CITY NEWS
lNPHRAORAPHS.

At o'clock this afternoon train No
9 was reported one hour and thirty
minutes late. No. 10 is on time.
Things are not running smoothly in
| the G. O. P. tent just at present. The
Infants have been in the saddle. and
the party has been doing little bust
| ing" An executive committee was
appointed by the Infants inexperl-
enced but ambitious machine few
nights ago. and no end of dissatisfac-
| ton was created by the indiscreet ac-
| ton. Investigation showed that
majority of the committee was not
/ even on the central committee, but had
| been picked up down in the yards and
a few other places. The old war
llcrses laughed and scowled at the
'|kids." and so a melting was called last
night to rectify the blunder. The new
executive committee is about as weak
as the other one. but the members are
at least on the central committee
The Republicans will open head
quarters shortly in the Windsor. They
are also figuring on running the Post
daily during the campaign.
The local lodge of B. of L. F will
meet tonight.
Tucson chapter No. 8 will be in ses-
sion tonight.
The knights of Pythias will hold a
regular meeting at F'dd Fellows hall
| tonight
1t has been rumored about town for
some time that the newly formed
| Trades Council was going to put
| ticket before the voters this fall. The
move has not troubled the Democrats
any, but it has greatly agitated the
Republicans. The rumor, however,
| was emphatically denied by most of
/ the labor leaders today. 1t was the
intention of the council to get up
ticket, but the more level-headed mem
bers figured hat the labor organizations
proper had no business meddling in
politics. The men, of course, will be
expected to vote for the friends OF
labor this fall, but as for having Ia
Dor ticket, the idea is thought to have
been abandoned.
Charles S. Fleming has sold out his
interest in the furnishings of the Will
lard hotel to his partner, W. S. Wright
Mr. Fleming desires to engage in other
business, and for this reason makes
the change Mr. Wright will continue
to manage the fine new hostelry on the
plaza.
The Democrats of Pima county will
meet in convention in the district
court room of the court house tomor7
row morning at 10 O'Clock sharp. The
convention will be called to order by
Chairman Amos O'Keefe, of the coun-
tty central committee, The indica-
tions are that it will be a most har-
monious affair. There is not likely
to be contest for many of the Offices
The fight for supervisor and possibly
for justice of the peace will, in all
probability, furnish the only contests.
San Kee. a Chinaman. was fined $15
by Justice Meyer yesterday. The
''chink" was charged with having
killed dog belonging, to Isabella Zu-
! niga, and what is more, the act was
committed in her house The China
man has been in an angry mood since
/ pay AHS tHc lie, anu was Seen IuFkIHS
about Justice Meyers room There
will certainly be d@ad "chink" in
town if the prJHlilg is continued.
E. P. Drew and Chris Christensen
have each purchased one-quarter
interest in the undertaking establish
ment conducted by John l. Reilly.
The business will be incorporated, and
will be known as the Citizen Undertak-
ing company, Mr.. Reilly will man
age the parlors.