Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-17
GOV. ERODE
 AT TUCSON
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE IS VEL. COINED BY THE MEXICAN.
 AMERICAN POPULATION
Mrs. Brodie Accompanied the Cover nor and Enjoyed the Occasion The Carnival lnaugurated


 nor and Enjoyed the Occasion
 The Carnival lnaugurated
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 Long before the arrival of Governor Brodie, wife and party, those primar- fly engaged in the opening of the three days celebration were et work with cannonading and anvil ', leys which awoke everybody fro-1 hnir slumbers and sleeping thereafter was out of the question. The Philhar- monic band. Pedro Fernandez leader, was out early in their new suits of olive shade which were lacking in ex- tras to destroy the otherwise good ef- feet produced. They presented fine appearance and discoursed airs calcu- lated to strike to the heart of every true Mexican. alternating with airs more familiar to Americans
 No 10 was on time and this was met by Chairman Ramon Scto and party. meanwhile large nu:1ber of visitors and the Papago delegation assembled who had to see the governor with the rest of mankind. Governor Brodie and wife were driven to the Hotel Willard. where they were as signed to the best suite and thereaf- ter breakfasting. Mrs. Brodie made an heroic effort, leaving a sick bed to- accompany her husband on the trip. The satisfaction of meeting many friends was so strong that ills and pains were discarded for the time being. Little Sandy, who has had siege. came along, and is enjoying the succession of incidents performed this week.
 After breakfast Governor Brodie and wife attended the dance Of the Papagoes, which took place on the site of the Upper Wedge. Mrs. Bro die in speaking of the weird proceed fnrs. said it was a most interesting and novel affair. A number Of h. dians sat upon the ground and chant ed. meanwhile beating tom toms circle of Indians, men and women, danced about the players and singers, in A rythmic movement, sometnlng after the fashion pursued by otner tr;bes. The Indians wore any oid thing and frescoed their faces 10 the extent that no two looked alike The morning incident at 8 o'clock was re-, reated at 4:40 D. m., and each tune Congress was packed with interested xnectators of all classes
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 crowd went to the depot al lo-oo ,n expectation of seeing Governor Ysabel of Sonora come in, put ne failed to come, other engagements in- vitine his attention. Two extra coaches were attached to the lnferna- tional and about 15o strangers came mn these and in the regular coaches.
 In the afternoon Governor Brodie and wife attended the baseball game .t JJnion Park. notwithstanding the rain that fell just before the operins exercises. The Philharmonic band and Indians were out to the parh' where two hours of entertainment, as billed, was offered
 In the evening at the ciy para fbere never was suh a crowd. The sneaking was in Spanish, Presidens soto introducing those. who appeared cn inc rostrum. The Philharmonic Sand played a number of patriotic sirs. Three young ladies. represent. tnr America, Europe and Mexico, sat en an elevated platform during tne exercises. The park was oriihauuy n1uminsked, while the music stana vss draped in national co'ors.
 At the Hotel Willard Governor