The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-17
THE CITY NEWS
INPnRh0RHPHS.

AT O'Clock this afternoon trains
No. and No. 10 were reported on time.
The brilliantly spectacular presenta-
ton of the Battle of San Juan Hill
by Buffalo Bills Wild West army and
Congress of Rough Riders" is in two
parts. The first shows the American
troops in night h alt en- route. with
soldiers fun, some charming songs
and very effective camp scene The
second is the battle, reproduced with
wonderful and thrilling effect. OF
the hundreds of men engaged in this
scene. quite a number served IN
Roosevelt's Rough Riders, and were in
that fight, while others, especially en-
gagged for vraisemblance sake, are
veteran Cuban insurgents, who also
fought there. Coming to Tucson in
Buffalo Bill on September 80.
The passenger train to Phoenix last
night was very heavy Train No. 9
was well filled with politicians en- rout G
to the P' publican convention which
convened at the capital today The
Cochise and Santa Cruz delegations
came up en- ;he Burro yesterday and
laid over here until evening. The
Graham county delegation passed
through on the train. They were
Joined by the local delegation and the
delegates from the south. Governor
Brodie also joined in with his fellow
Republicans on their journey to Phoe-
Xix. Nearly all of the local delegation
left to attend the convention.
Braulio Garcia was up before the city
recorder this morning on the usual
charge of drunkenness. Garcia is not
in the best of humor when mescaI gets
the best of him, and he invariably at
tenpts to vent his spite on the officer
who hapens to arrest him. When he
is not in the city Cooler" he is doing
7ime in the county jail BY some
means he seems to alternate bteween
the two. He received sixty days this
morning for his two offences.
The board Of regents of the Univer-
Sity held special meeting in the
off!se of the secretary yesterday after.
noon. The meeting was called so
that Governor Brodie might to be able
70 ATTEND. University matters were
discussed at the session. Owing to
the illness of Miss McGaughey, in
st.uctor in physical culture and
the art of expression, the board
is receiving applications for the
position. 1t is thought that these two
traHChes will be divided. The board
now has two instructors, man and a
woman, under consideration for the
places. They will thus get the extra
service without any extra expense. as
the present salary will only be divided.
The Maccabees held big smoker
last evening. VIM. Angus was taken
into the tent during the meeting. This
lodge will hold public reception in
about two weeks.
The A. o. U. w. will be session to-
night.
Jemes R. Carey, manager Of the Old
Terrible mines at Manzora, is in the
city today looking up some machinery
which has been on the road for some
time. He says that the campany is
now satisfied as to the value of the
property, and development work will
be pushed vigorously in the future.
They now have twenty-stamp mill
on the ground in the course of cree
t!on, and there are big boilers and
Other machinery on the road. When
the plant is finally installed. the Old
Terrible will then enter the producing
class. 1t should ay handsome divi-
dends in the near future.
Tf 4bo o15 g,
enough of the Papago war dance il
is not the fault of the Indians. Ever
since they were brought into the city.
with possibly a few brief intervals.
they have been doing the war dance.
Of course the dalight dances were on
the program, but the occasional
romps last night were not scheduled.
A group of four squaws and one old
buck toured the business section last
evening and gave the ludicrous per-
fCrmance wherever there was a nickel
in sight. There was some complaint
about them entering saloons, but they
procured nothing to drink. at least
along Congress street. It was evident.
however, that they had been drinking
and the liquor was procured in the
bafflO LlDfe.
The Moore-Bartlett feud was finally
aired in Justice Wilson's court this
morning. 1t will be remembered that
Jack Moore was arrested some time ago
on several embeZlement charges The
The evidence introduced shows that
the money at the Legal Tender was
handled rather loosely and that Mr..
Moore also attended to Mr. Bartlett's
private business. Moore had the use
of nearly all the money while mana.
ger, and it appears that he was priv
ileged to borrow sums on his own ac-
count at any time. These accounts
were recognized by Bartlett until the
difficulties arose. The case was
taken under advisement.
A marriage license was issued II
Benjamin O. Stratton and Miss Nellie
Henderson by the probate judge today
Both are residents of Tucson, and are
w II and favOrably known in the COM
munity.
United States Deputy Marshal Hill
came up on the Burro with three
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