The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-01

The A O. U. w will be in session
tonight.
The Tucson Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will hold a regular monthly
meeting tonight.
The work on the Congress street
deep sewer was resumed above Stone
avenue this morning. The job will
Low be rushed to completion at an
carly date The work will be done
by the block, and with no interruption
it should be completed by next week.
The Montezuma hotel at NogaIes was
turned over to l.. ]. F. Jaeger of Tue
son today. Den Daniels has assumed
the management, and the house will
be run hereafter as part of the Jaeger
system. This purchase is only a. fore
runner of extensive acquisitions to the
Jaeger system. 1t is safe to say that
some of the best hosteiries in southern
Arizona will be annexed shortly.
The Grays will hold a meeting at
Drachman's cigar store tonight. Mat
ters of importance will be discsssed
and all members are requested to be
in attendance 1t is thought that the
management will finally be able to Sc
cure a game with Bisbee. and the boys
the preparing to give the Reds a good
drubbing.
T. Donahue was up before Justice
Meyer again yesterday afternoon. He
was charged with having written
threatening letters to couple of peo-
pie in the city. and pleaded guilty.
He received twenty-five days, along
with a good lecture.
Officer Flanagan discovered two
Mexicans prowling about in the vicu1-
ity of Broadway and Twelfth street
last night, and started toward them to
investigate AS soon as the Mexicans
discovered him they started to run
down the alley. The officer command
ed them to ha't, but they refused to
obey. He then fred five shots after
the fleeing figures. but was unable to
GEpprehend them.
The new registration of Pima county
voters reached a total of 1900 names
today The register of two years ago
contains but 1906 names. There are
still fourteen days in which to qualify
as a voter for the fall lection, and the
register will undoubtedly go above
1000.
The inquest over the remains of the
late Jose iAndrade was completed in
Justice Wilson's court at noon today.
The jury was of opinion that the de-
ceased came to his death from a stroke
of appoplexy. Mr.. Andrade had been
ture before. and one of these strokes
resulted in his death last Sunday after
noon.
This evening at sundown the Jewish
New Year will begin. The celebration
of. this event will extend over to sun
set tomorrow According to the Jew
ish calendar the year 1868 will begin
this evening. All merchants of the
faith will close their doors on the
day. Services will be held in the A.
o. U. w. hall.
There will be melting of the Trades
Council tonight.
Articles of incorporation for the
Santa Rita Water and Mining company
were filed with the county recorder to-
day. S. L. Kingan ct al are the in
The capital stock is
100000. The principal place OF
business will be in Tucson.
Mrs. G. w Pickett was made the
happy father of big baby girl today,
1t his residence, Gil South Sixth av-
anue. Paw" is accordingly feeling
more than jubilant. Both mother
and babe are reported as doing well.
The Chamber of Commerce has been |
busy for the last couple of days mail |
ng the pamphlets containing the ar
icle and cuts descriptive of Tucson, to |
people in all sections of the country.
About 1000 booklets have been sent |
)ut already.
The following delegates to the ma
ional irrigation congress, which meets
1t Colorado Springs on October !
lave been appointed by Governor Bro
lie: f. w. Wilbur. Mesa; w. H. |
Stillwell, Phoenix; W. r. Stevenson,
Yuma; Jake Causman. Williams; Jo-
eph Udall, Springville; Frank Allison,
Tucson; George w. Atkinson, Gala
,asas; Alfred Kinney. Globe; H. w.
3laisdell, Yuma; John S. Merrill, st.
David: F. p. Trott Phoenix; George
,. Blair. Mammoth Andrew Kimball,
1ammoth b. A. Fowler. Phoenix; d.
B. Heard, Phoenix; W. w. Pace,
thatcher; Austin Evans, Stafford;
'eorge w Hance Camp Verde; W.
Johnson, Camp Verde; Lincoln
Fowler. Phoenix