Arizona republican., 1904-02-01
TUCSON COUNTRY CLUB
The Money Being Raised and the
 Plans Being Prepared.

Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 29.-(Special Cor respondence to The Republ.can.)- The school bonds have been returned from California where they were sent to County Treasurer Began for his signature. Chairman Vail and Clerk Nets have signed the bonds and for warded them to Rollins & Sons, Dem yer buyers of the bonds in the sum Of S15.000. The cash should be avail able here by the end of next week, when contracts for the building will be let by the school trustees.
 Over two thousand dollars has been subscribed to the Country club and subscriptions are rapidly pouring in. Architect Brown is now preparing plans for the clubhouse, stables, etc. The site selected is on the high table land beyond the university. The club house will cost from four to five thousand dollars and will contain large reception hall, dining rooms, bath rooms. dressing rooms. etc. On the grounds will be found golf links. tennis, basket and hand ball courts. childrens' play grounds. etc. There will be sheds for horses carriages. automobiles and bicycles.
 L. Zeckendorf has filed a complaint against Albert Steinfeld, R. K. Shell ton, J. M. Curtis, the Silver Bell Mia ing company and the Mammoth.
 A. C. Bernard has returned from New York City,
 T. H. Collins. of Scranton. Pa. IS q visitor in the city. He is interested in scme mines in Mexico.
 Henry Proctor and family, of Gan anea, arrived here esterdaY.
 T. A. Woods. travelling auditor of the Wells, Fargo & Co.,, is :a Tue son.
 The Thirteen club will give ih-ir annual banquet at he San Augustine tonight.
 A card party was green Wednesday eN ening by Mrs. l.. $. kdrus st the San Augustine. The first prize was wen by Mrs. M. F. Ingham and the second by Mrs. w. A. Julian.
 Mrs. F. r. Burton will entertain the Saturday Whist club at her home this evening. Military whist is to be played.
 Mrs. H. w. Fenner entertains with large reception this afternoon In honor Of her sister, Miss Hemme. Of Berkley, Cal.
 
 causing the new Santa Rita hctel to be built the friends of General L. H. Manning will present him with a chest of table silver on Monday even ing at S:30 o'clock at the hotel. The presentation speech will be made by MT. NJ. P. Freeman. The FoItnightly Whist club was entertained last night by Mrs. H. A. Schell at tie home of Mrs. H. D. Corbett cn Eight avenue. Mrs. H. D. Corbett wen the first prize, q beauti- ful chocolate jar, and MT. Harry Quinn won the second prize. a silver bell.
 Edwin A. Meserve, a prominent at | torney of Los Angeles is in Tucson l on business.
 William O'Connor. of Lincoln. Neb. is here to organize a lodge of the Modern Woodmen President Babcock and Prof. R. H. Forbes returned yesterday from Phcenix
 Rev. T. C. Moffett returned this morning from Phoenix and points in California.
 Superintendent Percy Williams and Dr. J. M. Zimmerman of the Imperal Copper Co. camp, are in town. c. R. Bartholmey. who now con- nected with the United tSates survey generals office. is here en route from Globe to Phoenix. H. A. Drachman has returned from San Francisco
 k. Bonn and Mrs. Sophie Peard left for the coast yesterday B. J. O'Reilly. county assessor Of Cochise was .n town this week J. F. Dana and wife and E. w. Knight and wife. of Charleston, West Virginia, are visitors in the city.
 M. M Trickey and O. K. Franklin of Nogales are here. They are de- positors of the International Bank of | that city and and came in connection with the court proceedings. | MT. and Mrs. James T. White have ! issued cards to the wedding of their | daughter. Callie to MT. Joseph Sreso- vich, Of Los Angeles. Wednesday. February 10, at o'clock. in the ev- ening, t the San Augustine cathed- | ral. A reception at their home will 1 follow.
 Frank E. Earle. formerly of Tue son, now manager of the Guggen- ! helms smelting plant at Fl Paso, was a visitor this week. ! 4|i' H. A. oCheH anu WlIe nave re- turned from a trip in southern Ari- zona.
 Ex-Governor Gibbs, of Texas. wife | and daughter. are in the city | Mir. R. Carter Wellford, Jr., of Virginia. who has spent the past six months in Tucson, has left fer his 1 home accompanied by his father.
 Mrs. Harry Fulton and children have arrived from Flagstaff and will make this place their home.
 Miss Agnes McDermott of St Louis | Is visiting Mrs. John Nets.
 The Woman's club held an inter- esting meeting Monday. the subject being "The Concord Group"
 THE DOUGLAS BREWERY.