The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-27
THE CITY NEWS
INPHRnGRHPHS.

AT 4 o'clock this afternoon train
| No. 8 was reported two hours late
No 10 is ON time.
| Joseph NJ. Ochoa died suddenly at
the hospital this morning at o'clock,
| The deceased has been suffering from
| Bright's disease for some time, and
| his death has been expected daily for
the past week. Joseph M. Ochoa was
an uncle of the late Stephen Ochoa,
and was at one time one of the richest
men in southern Arizona. He was
associated with his brother in the
contracting business. The deceased
leaves a wife and family, who are at
present living in Florence. The fu-
neral will be held under the auspices
of the A. o. U. w. from his late resi-
dence, 110 South Meyer street, to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
The Degree of Honor will hold a
regular session tonight.
A reward of 5000 has been offered
by the local Chinese junta for the
capture of the man who assaulted the
celestial on South Meyer street a few
nights ago. The ''chink" is now ly-
ing at the hispital in precarious con-
dition- He was badly cut on the
right side of the neck. The assailant
is thought to be a Mexican who had
some grievance against the "chink.'
There are various ways, practiced by
different peoples, for teaching young
horses the unwelcome lessons of sub
mission, obedience and toll. The cow
boys way is probably the most quick
ly efficient, as it is the toughest. He
simply fights the beast to a finish. The
gaucho of Uruguay, whose profession
is analogous to that of the cowboy,
goes at the work in very different
style. He does not awaken the an
ima1's obstinacy, but persuades him
gently 1t is no doubt a good way, #
one has time for it. Anyway, the gau-
chos with Buffalo Bulls Wild West
show themselves superb horsemen.
If they were not, they could not be
there. The Wild West will be seen
here ON Septembr 80.
Secretary Charles o. Rouse of the
board of supervisors received the cleo
tion proclamation from Governor
Brodie today. The proclamation is
made according to the statute, and
calls for an election on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in Novem-
Der, which falls on the 4th. A Dele
gate to Congress, councilmen, assem-
bIymen, county and precinct officers
will be elected on that day in each and
every county in Arizona
P. A Barker decided 100 head OF
cattle to the Pantano Land and Cattle
company today, in consideration of
twenty shares of stock in the above
company. ]. G. Hopely decided a
quarter-section of land to the same
company for stock consideration
also. Three deeds were filed with the
county recorder today.
]. B. Anderson, M. E. Anderson and
r. G. Thompson filed claim with the
county recorder today to 10000 miners
inches of water in Saw Mill canyon, in
the Santa Ritas. They intend to build
a dam in this canyon and will run a
canal out from it to irrigate their
ranches in that section.
Articles of Incorporation for the lee
I0So 4O0Al160AdIOA hnu SdA COupdIly
were filed with the county recorder
today. The company is capitalized at
$500, 900, and H. T. Coffin ct al. of Los
Angeles are the incorporators.
The "bolas''-three metal balls
united by long thongs the Uru-
guayan gauchos in Buffalo Bills Wild
West use for all the purpose for which
cowboys and vaqueros employ the
lariat, seems to be very effective i'm
plement, but likely to be even more
abrupt and painful in action, if used
vigorously than the rope. Those
balls are liable to hurt when theil
Whirling stops. But it is interesting
to see how the thing works in the
hands of it's masters. Buffalo BilTs
Wild West will he here on Snr,tnrn.