The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-08
THE; CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At 3 O'Clock this afternoon No. 8 was
reported four hours late. No. 10 is on
time.
An answer was filed in the district
court today to the suit entitled j. d.
Moore VS.. Ezra C. Bartlett. The de-
fendant makes sweeping denial of the
allegations of the plaintiff. The suit,
it will be remem bered. was brought to
recover the sum Of $3,011.15 as interest
in the earnings of the Legal Tender.
The case against Ezra C. Bartlett was
called in Justice Meyers court this after
noon. He was charged with having
pulled gun on Phil Kastel and threat
ening to kill him. 1t appears from the
evidence introduced in the case that Mr..
Kastel was trying to remove futures
from the cigar store in the Legal Tender.
which belong to the building. Mr..
Bartlett used gun to protect his prop
erty and was released on these grounds.
| The fixtures were built in the wall of
the store and could not be removed
without injuring the building.
The championship game between the
Bisbee Reds and Clifton did not come
off at Bisbee yesterday as scheduled.
Bisbee has been seriously crippled by
some OF her best players being on the
sick list and therefore would not risk
her previous record on her present
strength.
Governor Brodie has appointed J. J.
Riggs of Dos Cabezas, Cochise county.
a member of the livestock sanitary
commission in place of S. B. Canon of
Yavapai, who resigned. John Foster of
Bisbee has been appointed sergeant of
the Arizona Rangers. The new member
OF the livestock sanitary board is an at
torney and was member of the nine
teenth legislature from Cochise.
A jolly picnic party drove out to Sa-
blno canyon early yesterday morning
and spent the day in that vicinity. The
party was composed of the following
people: Misses Tays, Hiveloy and
Robertson and Messrs. Kelley, Mans
field and Cooper. They spent a very
pleasant day at the canvon.
Mr.. Watson O. Sarrels and Miss Clara
Rush were united in marriage Sunday
morning by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons at the
morning preaching service at the Meth. !
odist church. The marriage of these
young people came as surprise to their |
many friends as only the BRIDES mother
knew that the wedding was to be
soemnized yesterday morning. Mr.. |
Watson is an employe of the Southern |
Pacific company and Miss Rush is the |
bookkeeper for the Brena Commercial
company. Both the bride and groom |
are mem bers of the Methodist church |
They will reside with the brides mother |
at No. 20 TOole Avenue.
The Republicans of the city will hold !
a mass.meeting at the court house to-
night. From all indications it is going
te be one of the usual knife. up your
sleeve harmony meetings. There are
three factions in the camp all striving
to get share of the pie and it looks as
though 'knifng' will be the order of
business. The kirkpatrick. Zabriskie
people are fighting the Dale Ormsby.
Hart bunch and the old war horses like
Mayor Schumacher, ct al, are little
suspicious of both elements. All at
tempts at harmonizing the elements
have been fiat failures. The mass.meet
ing is called for the purpose of selecting
fifty names, Twenty-Five of which are
to be voted on at the primaries on the
10th instant. The real fight, it is said,
will be mado on the selection of chair
man who will appoint the committee to
select the fifty names.
The Troy Laundry Company contem-
plates installing an up.to.date "towel-
rack supply" in this city on the COM b
Dletion of its plant. The ''towel-rack
supply is a system adopted in many of
the larger cities of furnishing rack, tow.
els. soap, comb and brush for offices at
so much per month.
Mr.. Tom Oberle, the well known
actor who has been living in Phoenix
or some time, has gone to san Francis
20 where he will sign players for
stock company that ne is about to or. (
yanize. This has been one of Mr. Oberle's
Det 'schems ever since coming to the
Territory. His idea is to have his COM
1any tour Arizona, New Mexico and I
Western Texas. 1t will be known as the
)berle Stock company. 1t has always
been Mr.. Oberle's opinion that the peo.
Die OF this section would appreciate
rood plays if produced and he intends
% put only good shows and good actors.
Mr.. Oberle will be remem bered as the
Pading man in "Arizona" and also as 1
he Indian in Cowboy and the Lady"
lie is one of the best in the business
md his venture will, no doubt, prove
uccees.
Thomas A. Portion sent in his resipna. 1
ion as director of the Arizona Young ,
den's Republican club last Saturday.
dr. Borton likes to take an active part
n the proceedings of the camp and
does not care to be hampe,ed
" pledges TO one division of il Il ia