Arizona republican., 1904-02-03
TUCSON NOTES
Society Events and Other Incidents
 of the Week.

Tucson. Ariz.. Jany 31 Special Core spondence to The Republican).-The AVcman's club of Tucson has requested the pastors of each of the Protestant churches to devote one sermon to the discussion of municipal affairs in Tue son. Rev. H. R. Booth was the first to comply. delivering an excellent ser mon on "The Municipal Government of Tucson
 The S. P. needs the room in the depot which is now occupied by Wells, Fargo
 &: Co. The latter will soon begin the
 erection of a building on the san
 Xavier site. This building will be 20x5O
 feet in dimensions. and will contain space to- accommodate ten trucks, be-
 sides an office, sleeping room, baths. toilet and wash rooms. The building
 materials are now being prepared in
 San Francisco ready for setting in -lace. A concrete floor will be laid in i tne building.
 The City club will be organized this week at Carrillo's gardens.
 5. Benjamin Woffard, of PlainneId. Texas. and others were busy reloading s. P. refrigerator cars ct the Tucson
 Ice and Cold Storage company's plant. WOffard had a block of ice weighing 300 rounds, held by hooks. in his hands. i and in stepping from the top of one car
 to the other he fell to the ground. the block of ice falling upon him. His head was crushed to a pulp, eXtinguishing | life in an instant.
 Deceased was "A years of age and came here recently from Texas, and se- cured worl. about two weeks ago. His relatives have been mortified
 i The colored people of Tucson will
 hold religious meetings hereafter at the old G. A. R. hall, Jackson and Convent streets, on Sundays.
 i The allegations in the complaint filed ] by L. ZechendOrf against Albert Stein field and others throw some light upon
 the disp1te. Before the Old Boot mine
 was sold to the Imperial Copper com
 -any for over S500,OOO the Mammoth l Copper company, one of whose stock 1 holders was Albert Steinfeld, trans fenred tn the Silver Bell company, SO it ! is alleged, all of its interests in the i properties sold to the Imperial com
 many. The consideration of the sale is mentioned as $1S,00G. After the sale to
 the Imperial Copper company it is al- | le~ed in the complaint that Mr Stein | field and his associates, who. it is charged, are controlled by him as di- reCtors, rescinded the action transfer ring the interest of the Mammoth Cop | Ter company to the Silver Bell com pany and divided the proceeds of the sale between the Mammoth company
 and the Silver Bell company. Mir. Zack-
 endorf is a heavy stockholder in the former and not in the latter, hence his grounds of cOnlnlaint
 Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry passed l through Tucson in his special train early this morning.
 Mrs. w. C. Davis entertained the I.
 D. K. Whist club on Thursday after noon.
 Miss Small, of San Francisco, and
 Miss McClatchy, of Sacramento, are the
 guests of Miss Jones.
 Mrs J. B. Wright entertained the Saturday Whist club this afternoon
 Dr. Arthur Holmes leaves this week
 for Los Angeles, to reside permanently.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Fenner will en- certain the Owls and their wives with
 Q dinner party Wednesday evening. MT, Henry Aehle and MT. Heyward | Trezevant Watkins entertained with a small card party Saturday evening at the Hotel Hall. The affair was given in honor of Miss Butler. of Little Rock, and Miss Small. of San Francisco Mrs. H. w. Fenner gave a large re- ception Friday afternoon in honor O
 her sister Miss Hemme. of Berkeley. Cal. The hours were from 3 until 6 o'clock, and during that time almost | two hundred guests paid their respects.
 Mrs. Fenner and Miss Hemmc were as- sisted in receiving by Mrs. T. R. Jones,
 Miss Jones. Mrs. l.. H. Manning, Mrs. A. M. Franklin, Mrs. w. l. Perry, Mrs. w. J. Corbett, Mrs. F. H. Hereford,
 Miss Drew, Mics McCIatchy and Miss
 Small. Punch was served in the living