The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-22
The CITY NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.

The A. o. U. w. lodge has a big
smoker on the boards for this evening,
1t is given in honor of the Elks in par
tlcular and the base ball aspirants in
general. From all indications it will
be a corker. The lodge has been
making preparations for whole week.
and some big surprises are going to be
sprung on the spectators An enter
talnment will be followed by a long
list of refreshments:
Mr. H. Gerwein, member of the Re-
form School Board, is up from Benson
on business today.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church is making great prepara-
tlons TO entertain their friends at a
pumpkin pie social next Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. T. N. Law
renee, y Council street. A dainty
luncheon will be served and a pleasant
evening is assured all who attend.
There will be big Democratic rally
in the hall at 240 East Broadway to-
morrow evening at 80 O'Clock. Prom
inent speakers will address the meet
ing, and the audience is assured of
pleasapt evening.
Julio Grayado, aged % years, expired
at the hospital yesterday. She was
injured in a railroad wreck short
time ago near the border, and died of
her injuries. She was buried in the
Catholic cemetery.
Josefa Sandoval, aged As years, died
yesterday of heart disease at her late
residence, 50 Corral street. The fu-
neral was held today from thesCatholic
church.
One of the biggest Democratic rallies
of the campaign was held in Phoenix
last evening. Advices from that point
say that it was a record breaker.
Judge William Barnes of Tucson was
the speaker of the evening, and other
prominent Democrats were also on the
program. The speeches were of
high order. and were powerful argu-
ments for the Democratic ticket.
Henry Melluish was summoned IN
the district court late yesterday after
noon for contempt, to show cause why
he has not complied with the decree of
the court. On securing a divorce
from his wife, who resides in Kansas,
City. the court allowed her $25 a month
as alimony. The plaintiff alleges that
SILL out of some 5000 is still due her.
She is represented by Barnes & Martin.
Mr. Melluish recently made an assign
ment of his jewelry business.
The Democratic Mexican club held
a rousing rally across the tracks last
evening. A big crowd was in attend
anct and much enthusiasm was aroused
by the forcible remarks of the speak
ers Several of the candidates were
in attendance and they were greeted
with applause. Wiley E.. Tussing
brought down the house with a talk in
Spanish. After the speaking refresh
ments were served and a general jolli-
fcation was the order of the evening.
The United States grand jury
brought in it's final report this after
noon and sprung no surprise at ALL
The charges against Joe Con and julius
Leon were ignored. Four Of the
United States prisoners were sentenced
to terms in the county Jail today
Those charged with selling liquor to
Indians were fined $100 and sent to
Jail for different terms. There were
-hree of this classs.
DR.. w. S. Gamble, western field sec
'etatry for the American Sabbath
Union, will give a series of lectures on
Sunday Rest" at the Congregational
church this evening at 1880 O'clock
Dr.. Gamble is lecturer of national
equation and a recognized authority
m the above subject, and his address |
will be interesting and profitable.
The petition of Teodoro Elias for a |
,hange of venue was denied by Judge |
)avis late yesterday afternoon. 1t |
vas thought by many that the change /
would be allowed after Attorney Or /
las lengthy argument, and the denial |
ccasioned no little surprise. The case
will be set for trial later on.
The Ladies of the Maccabees., auxil-
ary to the Knights of the Maccabees,
we're organized in Tucson last Thurs
ay. Deputy Supreme Commander
'rown of California having the work
4 charge. This hive will meet each
thursday afternoon in the Workman
all. The charter will remain open
or short time to give all who de-
ire to become charter members an
pportunity to join. The next meet
ng will be held Thursday, October %,
t 1:30 o'clock.
General L. II. Manning, candidate
1r joint councilman. is back from
'ur Of Santa Cruz From allindica-
ons he will roll UP big majority in
anita Cruz
The Tucson aerie of Eagles will be
session at Odd Fellows hall this
Jening.
G. A. Stevens, the old reliable express
ian, has returned after q years rest
nd recuperation on the coast. He
as bought his old business, and can be
'und at the People Store. Prompt
,tention will be given to all work laft
my care.
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CLUB NAILS