The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-14
THE CITY NEWS
INPHRHGRhPHS.

At o'clock this afternoon train No.
8 was reported two and half hours
late. No. 10 and the flyer are on
time.
Although the Tucson Dramatic club
is practically in it's teens yet, it has
been necessary to appoint business
manager. Booking agents have been
so numerous and anxious to book the
company that special representative
will have to handle this end of the
business. However, one very favor
able date has been fixed. The club
will put on a short drama for the local
division of the U. B. of r. E. 1t will
be given about January 6, The play
is entitled '"The $780," Of course it has
a railroad and train for a theme, and
will be given as benefit for this di-
vision. The show will be billed all
along the S. P. on this division. Or
ganizer Harris is now getting up a
beautiful program for the occasion. It
will be a hit and will add new laurels
to local dramatics.
Mrs. Ida Hudson died last evening of
cancer. She came to Tucson but a
short time ago for the benefit of her
health. The deceased was native OF
Pennsylvania, and was As years Of age.
She leaves a loving husband to mourn
her loss. The funeral was held from
the par1ors of the Reilly Undertaking
company this afternoon aC 2 o'clock.
The remains were inferred in the local
cemetery.
The Bisbee fans have arranged for
another big excursion to Tucson next
Sunday. They have secured a So rate
to this city and return. This will
mean that the Reds will have big
bunch of rooters in the stand next
Sunday when they meet the Grays.
The local enthusiasts will have to be out
in force to offset this roaring aggrega-
tion from the southern burgs. The
Grays should be supported to the last.
The boys will do their part, and if the
"cow-bell chorus" will tune up before
Sunday, it's all off with the Reds. The
Papagoes will exhibit a big, long pen
nant after Sunday.
The Tucson lodge No. 4, r. A. NJ,
will be in session this evening.
The Knights of Pythias will hold a
regular meeting tonight.
The local division of the B. of L. F.
will meet this evening.
Tomorrow is the last day of ballot
ing for Carnival Queen. The votes
for the past few days have been COM
ing in fast. The count today leaves
the question in much doubt, as any
candidate could win out. Lola Kat
zenstein had 631 votes at noon; Leta
Reid 463, Aurora Gonzales 400, Edna
Clark 534, Mabel Rockwell 306, Zena
Fetterly 241. The wind-up of this
contest is going to be spirited, and it
will attract considerable attention.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
sharp Professor Karmont will give a
very humorous performance with his
stereopticon at Century hall. 1t will
be for the children. 1t will be in
structive as well as entertaining. A
special performance of the Passion
Play will be given in the evening.
New features will also be introduced.
The Machinists' Union will give their
annual ball at the Natatorium tonight
AS the result of correspondence be-
tween the exalted ruler Of the lodge of
Elks at Parsons, Kansas, and the sec
retary of the executive committee of
the Eagles of this city, they have
ascertained the following facts in re-
gard to the exhibitions given under
the auspices of that lodge Eby the
Southern Carnival company, which is
to be the main feature of the Tucson
Street. Fair that will open neat Mon
day. There are about three hundred
persons who take part in the shows,
which are under the direct manage
ment land ownership of Mr.. Nat Reiss.
The Carnival company kept their con-
tract to the letter, and the entertain
ments were an entire success from
start to finish. Mr.. Deavitt says: 1T
was first-class show, and benefit to
our city. Everybody was well pleased,
and the Carnival company people are
all they claim to be-"
A report reached the city this morn
ing that Mexican, A. Marino, had
been killed at Silver Bell. No details
were given as to the manner of his
death. Coroner Meyer sent out DOC"
Hsinze to take charge of the remains.
"A jury will be empaneled when the
body is brought in.
In the district court today r. r.
Dunn filed a suit to foreclose "a mort
gage against Charles F. Hoff and wife
The case of Emma Miller VS.. the Fer
nando Mining and Development COM
pany was continued until December
70 on presentation of an affidavit for
continuance by the defendant The
case of N. Hyman VS.. E. c. Bartlett
took up the morning session. 1t is
an injunction suit brought by the
plaintiff to prevent the defendant
from Infringing on his property rights.
Judge BlGnman and Rochester Ford
represented the plaintiff and Hereford
4 Hazard the defendant Judgement
were rendered for the plaintiff in the
suit of Hereford & Hazard VS.. Sally
Ebers.
The Carnival Queens carriage in the
flower parade is going to be a beauty.
The decorator has not quite finished
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