The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-25

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Hartman said that while he was not
familiar with the management OF the
company's business locally, he was
sure that If il vas 10 the interest OF
the company To locate their sbops here
that this would be done. He stated
tnat he did not believe ,ne commit
tee would expect the company TO locate
shops here, II some other point was
more convenient ami deemed more ad-
visable. He was certain. however. that
the company would not discriminate te
against city that it had been in
strumental in building up. and as the
city's and companys interests here
are identical, he thought that the citi-
zens could feel certain that their in
terests would be taken care OF by the
company.
When it came TO the matter Of rates
and the construction Of the Ell Paso
and Southern as a competitive line OF
the trade that Tucson had formerly
controlled. Mr. Hartman could not
at first understand how the interests
of Tucson We're To be effected. He
thought that the building of this road
would increase the business so much
in that section. that what the concerns
here would loose In one way, they
woul make up in another. He oues-
toned Mr. Freeman on this point and
was referred Ia Mr Stmnfeldt who
Mr. Freeman stated was more familiar
with this question Al this point also
Mr., Stubs was called A. Both Mr.
Hartman and Mr. 94ubhs both assured
e committee tGst il was To the inter-
ests Of the company 10 see that Tue
son did not loose this trade ana that
tne citizens would be taken care of as
far as ,ne question OF rates vas con
cerned.
Mr.. Hartman then referred to some
of general interest. He asked
If Tucson vas not a great health re-
sort and u there were not places in
the surrounding mountains were
heaithseekers went for rest and cure
Mr. Freeman replied In the affirmative
stating that Tucson was a great health
resort. esp' ciRilN In t1c y inter months
MIR Harr man inquired whether he
could purchase any thorough bred
heifers in this vicinity lie stated tnat
he had promised to senr n car load OF
heifers To the son Of President DiGl
Of Mexico. who -.as dairy Interests
in the vicinity Of the City Of Mexico
He also inquired whether there were
any ranches near Tucson. saying that
this VAS the flrst visit OF his children
10 This country and that they were
very anxious 10 visit a ranch and see
a bronco busting "A men he found that
dr, Bernard was a large rancher, he
addressed number Of questions TO
Am. such as any easterner would ask
4 western cattieman.
When Mr.. Greene Was introduced.
4 question arose as to who had
brought the snow. whether Mr. iIarri-
man had brought ii from Mexico or
Mr. Greene fom New Yok. II was
lnaIly decided that Mr. Greene was
he good angel although MIR. Harri-
nan stated that he had experienced
Amy and snowy weather in Mexico.
The committee bade Mir Hartman
lnu MT Stubbs goodbye after about
hree~quarters of an horu's con-
erence. MIR. Hartman did not seem TO
le frequently urged them 10 stay
when MIR. Freeman spoke Of leaving.
Every member of the committee spoke
n the most emphatic terms of the
of the interview and of
he cordiality of Mr. Hartman. They
we're all pleased with the result of
he interview
The Hartman train was composed
4 SIX coaches and a baggage car. Inc
tarr,man family ana guests are
raveling In the Arden Mr. Harri- 4
mans Union Pacific private car. a
'hieago and Alton private parlor car .
'uilman car Texas MIR kruttschniti .
) travelling in his car the 'Guade- .
)upe and Mr. Mccormick ana MIR .
tubbs are oceupyug the latter's pri- .
ate car Sunset n the Hartman
arty are Mr.. aud Mrs. L. H Harri
IAN Miss Mary Hartman Miss
ornt La hartman Master Ayerell
hartman. Miss carol hartman, Mas
, Roland hartman. Miss Ljlias
Mlss Eleanor Sears. Miss
tlitn Clark, lIss WILCOX. SIR. Red
lon >ross. Mr. William Hartman,
nj three maids. 1Ir Julius Kraft
.hnitt, j. c. Stubhs pr. I.yle, ! stan
y Brown, secretary 10 Mr. Hartman
nd William Sproule,
While the train was here this morn
*, the younger men hc, O. the party
en-. out riding on horseback and in
lrriages. The train lrft for Phoenix
bout l O'clock Mr.. Hartman will
OPP at Phoenix and then 20 N TO
'e Grand Canyon. The party will visit
lis great wonder and will return to
arlcopa on their way to Los Angeles
nd San Francisco Mr.. Hartman will
} East over the Central Pacific.
The Hartman train was brought to
ucson and ,aken to Maricopa by a
cked crew consisting of Conductor
rank Deitz and Brakemen ]. T. Ang-
n and J. d. Throne. Engine No 2274
charge OF John Bruce, brought the
'eclal in and no. 1896. in charge of
IN. Armstrong, took it out. The lat
r engine was loaned to the NJ. &
to pull the train over that road as
ley have no engine to supply the
lrs with steam heat Every thing
ent smoothly on the Tucson division
Id the visit of Mr. Hartman to this
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