Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-02-05
TUCSON NEWS
and Going Of People Society
Events.

Tucson. Feb. Especial Correspond
ence of The Republican).-A small de-
tachment of United States soldiers
passed through today for Fort Bliss,
FL Paso. They will return next month
to San Francisco, thereafter to the
Philippines
Fred Harder. a former Office employe
CT the Missouri Pacific. died here yes
terday. The remains were shipped to
st. Louis yesterday morning.
j. p. Dana end f. w. Wright, of
Charleston, w. Va. returned yesterday
from the Arivaca mining district Mr.
Dana closed q contract to open a -four
hundred foot tunnel en- the Arivac ca
Gold Mining company's properties. Mr.
and Mrs. Dana and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright will leave for the coast Tues
day evening.
r. r. Coleman. the railroad contract
or. arrived from Prescott this morning.
He is here to see Colonel Randolph
and f. A. McFarland
Mrs. j. II. Politzer and her sister.
Josephine DUpuy, are here from Los
Angeles. They formerly resided in
Tucson.
The following party from Fort Hua-
chucha are in town and witnessed the
opening of the Santa Rita hotel: Cap
tain and Mrs. Macomb and son, Cap
tain Pritchard, Captain and Mrs. Bry-
an, Captain and Mrs. Vestal and son
and Lieutenant Hennessey. They will
attend the dance tonight.
+. A. Mcfarland, chief engineer and
assistant manager of the Cananea rail-
way, is here to meet Mr.. Randolph.
Mr.. Ben Heney returned to Fair
banks today.
J. w. Estin. of Oracle, is in town to-
day.
Con O'Keefe is here from New York.
w. L. Dargie, wife and son left for
their home. Oakland, Cal. last even
ing. Mr.. Dargie is the editor and pub
Usher of the Oakland Tribune.
Superintendent Jones returned from
FL Paso last evening.
Frank Powers. owner of the Worlds
Fair mine, came in yesterday to join
his wife and daughter
The Misses ]. l.. and D. S. Telgman
entertained the Mountain View Musi-
cal club Saturday evening. About one
hundred guests were present The pro-
gramme was composed CT twelve num-
bers.
Fl. A. Man and wife are here from
Vail.
Mr.. Guy Dodge, who has been visit
ing the family Of j. A. Flood, will re-
turn to Oakland, Cal, this evening
Mrs. e. Lawley-York is registered at
the Santa Rita from Berlin, Germany
She is singer of some ncte both here
and abroad, and will sing at the
Worlds Fair musical festivities. she
was entertained at a dinner last even
ing in honor of herself and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. s. COchrane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. S. Rasmussen by j. T. Morrison, OF
FL Paso.
The members OF the Mountain View
camp are the Misses Mildred O'Con-
nell, Alice Cameron, Mary Kinyan, Ivy
Purcell, Maria Purcell. Evelyn Francis
and Dorothy Brannen.
Linemen who recently transferred the
Phoenix Office of the Western Union
to the Adams hotel are here to trans
fer the Tucson Office to the Santa Rita
The Eastern Star members after
their meeting tonight will give a ghost
party. Prizes will be awarded for the
best ghost story and costuming
Fred Smith and Peter White We're
held in bonds of $1,000 each by Justice
Hickey this afternoon. These are the
men who held up NJ. S. jones, of the
Twin Buttes, ten days ago.
Sam Kee, charged with receiving
stolen goods, gave bail in the sum of
$3.50 in Justice Rickays court.
The funeral of the late s. B. Wof-
ford, who was killed Friday evening by
falling from car at the ice house and
being crushed by a block CT ice, took
place here yesterday.