The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

in Phoenix. A game commissioner,
however. had his eye on the deer, and
would not allow them to be shipped9
1t is against the game laws at present
t. kill deer, and the supposition is that
captivity will kill them in a short
time. It is thought that this was his
reason for stopping the shipment.
Mr. Bush is night marshal at Phoenix.
/ le delegates to the conventinn made
a great scramble to return home last
evening. Yesterday the city was
flooded with politicians from all sec
tions of the Territory. Today the
city is practically deserted in that re-
spect. The delegates did their work
with dispatch, and were then anxious
~ c&1rn hme. The delegations from
the north and west left on No. last
evening, ad most of the delegates from
the south and east left this morning.
They all expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the hospitality of
the old pueblo.
The case against Jack Moore was
called in Justice Wilson's court this
morning. 1t was continued until Mon
day morning at $50 o'clock, so as to
allow the defendant to secure a depo-
sition from witness who is sick at
the hospital. It is thought that the
differences between Colonel Moore and
Judge Bartlett will be adjusted before
trial is had.
O. NJ. Johnson and wife, Of Bisb.e e
were in the city yesterday. Mr..
Johnson was one of the Cochise dele
gates. He has been on the coast for
the past two months, and returned to
Bisbee this morning. He has secured
position in ucson. and will shortly
take up his residence in this city. Tic
is known to the fans as Skinny John
son. and will be big addition to the
roofing force of the locals. Mr.. John
son has successfully managed the Bis
bee Reds this season.
The remains of the late Miss Fran
ces Connell arrived from Los Angeles
on No. 10 this morning. The funeral
was held from Grace Episcopal church
this afternoon. Mr.. Charles T. Con-
nell, her father. being a Workman and
also a fireman. these organizations
turned out for the funeral. Miss Con-
nell was talented young woman. and
she will be missed by her many young
f:itrfs ir Tucson.
One lone drunk was up before the
city recorder this morning. He re-
cived five days
The Odd Fellows will be in session
tonight.
The Pima tribe of Red Men meet this
evening.
The volunteer fire department held
a meeting at their rooms in the fire
house last evening. Henry Melluish was
elected second assistant chief and sew
era1 new applicants were admitted to
active service. The department will
take steps at once to iDaugurate a fire
alarm service in the city. The tele-
phone service is unreliable in this re-
speCt, and great inconvenience is often
caused TO the department. Besides, a
city the size of Tucson should have an
up-to-date fire alarm. A committee
composed of Chief Russell and the fore
men Of the companies will investigate
the latest type of service, and the de-
Tart1nent will install one at an early
date.
Two petitions arrived at the Office
of the board of supervisors this morn
ing, from. the Oceanic camp and from
the Sierrita Mining and Milling COM
pany's camp. The people of these dis
tricts desire to have the board estab-
lish ele ction precincts in their section.
The public schools will open on Sep
tember Is. Practically all of the for
mer teachers have been re-engaged for
the coming term. Six applicants tor
the position Of teacher took their eA-
ar.'nations in the Office of Superinten-
cent Angus yesterday. These new
teachers Will be assigned 10 he va
Gus districts as vacancies occur. Prin-
cipal T. ~ Walker is down " II a Sc
we're attack Of typhoid fever at Chica-
Cr. and will be unable ~ open tn
term Superintendent Angus will fill the
position until Mr.. Walker returns. The
schools are in good condition. and a
large enrolment is expected this year.
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