Arizona republican., 1904-01-10
THE WEEK AT TUCSON
Fire Department Election, and Mary
 Other Events.

l nel or US lHt HCM QIACl was
 in line for advancement and his fol- lowing won in electing him, as we'll as the others mentioned. It was a close
 vote. the defeated party being too confident, as they allowed some of | their contingent to stray into other meetings or stay away. Following is
 the list of officers chosen: | Henry Mellnish, chief engineer to succeed G. G. Schmidt. | John T. Ramage. assistant chief to succeed Sam Y. Barkley. | Alex McNiel, secretary and treasur-
 CT, to succeed F. S. Treat. | Leo Ballinger, foreman of the | chemical; Frank Cons, assistant; D.. NJ Perry, Clerk.
 | Henry Doe foreman hose company i No. 1; N. Lopez, assistant; A. Arquil- I To, clerk.
 l Richard Petty, foreman Hook and
 Ladder company No. l. N. Cruz, assis-
 tant; l.. Hammond. clerk. | The joint installation ceremonies at | the A. O. U. w. hall were attended by
 two hundred and fifty members of l Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. O. U. w.
 and Golden Link, Degree of Honor and their families. After the officers.
 who were recently elected, had been
 installed lengthy programme of en- tertainment was carried out. The ladies had prepared the banquet
 which was much praised. The Delta Phi fraternity of the Uni- versity will give a dance Friday even
 ing in the dining hall. About one | hundred invitations have been issued.
 MT. F. H. Hereford, one of Tucson's ! leading attorneys and president of the 1 Arizona Bar association will attend l the meeting of that association in | Phoenix. It is understood that he will | be accompanied by several Tucson | lawyers.
 MT. oscar L. Peasa-and Miss Zena
 Fetterly, both of Tucson, were quiet
 ly married by Justice Culver. MT.
 Pease is we'll known here. having been
 for some years a dispatcher at the S. | F. headquarters and taking an active
 part in republican politics. The cou- pie will reside at the Conductor on South Stone avenue. An overheated stove in one of the private dining rooms cornected with
 Rosses cafe. caused fire at o'clock yesterday morning, which was quickly
 extinguished without the necessity Of ! calling at the fire department. The | loss amounts to about $60. 1 Mrs. w. E. Fahey is at St. Mary's 2" nitarium and is reported to be quite { ill
 1 Mir w. B. McCleary is in from his
 mines in the Santa Rita. | Mrs. B. s. Maxwell will entertain
 the Friday Whist club today at her ! home on South Fifth avenue. Jack Dufton has qualified as a con- stable of the first precinct and is on | duty in Justice Culver court. William Blowers is here from Kansas | City to install parcel carriers in two ! of Tucson's stores.
 l rebate Judge Kirkpatrick made out ! a commitant yesterday sentencing Car | los Borquez, aged twelve years, to
 confinement in the Territorial Indus trial school at Benson for d term of 1 four years. The complaint was made | by the boys mother, Carmen Borquez.
 The mother says the boy associates with evil companions, stays cut nights, | is very dishonest and plays truant ' from school. There are now five Tue
 son boys at the Industrial school. | Phil. McGovern reports the receipt | of the third payment yesterday | through Charles s. Pratt, of Fl Paso
 The amount was about $10.0O0 and the ! beneficiaries are Phil McGcvern, P Lauterbach. Charles Lavery and Mrs Robert J. Paul, who sold to the Lit i tie Helvetia company some twenty 1 three claims in the Santa Ritas for
 about s40OoO. The Tip Top mine is the ! principal claim in the sale. | Mir Charles M. Taylor has returned l tc Mexico. after spending the holidays | with his family
 l Mrs. T. l.. Cox and daughter of Lit l tie Rock, Arkansas, will arrive in 1 Tucson Sunday to spend the balance 1 of the winter.
 ! l.. J. F. Joeger and wife, the new lessees of the Santa Rita. are in Tue i son, and will remain here some time, ! in connection with the opening of the 1 hotel
 Frank l.. Procter and wife stopped
 over en route from Phoenix to Can
 anea.
 G. w. Luce, general freight agent of | the S. P, who was here on important ] business, has returned to San Fran cisco.
 Court Reporter w. F. Cooper has re- turned from Nogales.
 Ed Jecklyn, a prominent cattleman of Cochise county, is here en route l c. M. Rice is in the city from Hel- vetia, where he is interested in some
 mines.
 l J. R. Michael has returned from the | Washington camp in the Patagmios. A. H. Emanuel, receiver of the 1 Copper Bell company, was in the city yesterday.
 l Rev. Frank M. Day came in yester- day morning from the Soldiers Home ! in California. He is very favorably | impressed with Tucson i Chief Clerk Walter Buehring of Su- perintendent Jones' office is suffering
 from severe cold.
 Frank Mason, wife and child, were here yesterday enroute to Portland. | Oregon. MT Mason, who is a stepson of w. C. Greene, is a delegate to the | National Stockmen's convention which
 is to be held in Portland next week. | Westray Ladd of Philadelphia, came | in last evening from Oracle.
 Miss Birdie Culver is making an ex-