Arizona republican., 1904-03-02
PAYING FOR THE WEDGE
Adjacent Property Owners Complying
 With the Courts Order.

Tucscn Arizona, Feb. 28.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)-
 According to the nI der made by Judge Davis in court dismissing the case of C. F. Schumacher vs, The City Of Tucson. the mayor has made up his mind to pay the assessment of $4. 999.50 which was levied on his prop erty for the removel of the second wedge
 B. Hattich of Tombstone Is here to pay his $60OO. He has been in con sultation with Architect Frost todsy in regard to a contemplated building on his property which adjoins MT. Schumecher's property.
 At the annual shoot of the Rlue Rock gun club there were five events and two classes in each event. Three prizes were awarded in each of the events. maxi total of thirty prizes. The first prize in all cases was a duck and the second and third chicken. Charles Weber won the first prize II three events of Class A., K. L. Kart | winning the other two in that division. W. 4. Julian secured the first three events of Glass B. with George Mar tin the winner of the othar two. J. L. Buell., travelling freight and passenger agent of the $. P. Co., with | headquarters at San Jose, Cal, is here accompanied by his daughter. Mrs. Fernando Loos returned/ this morning from Guaymas, where she has been visiting her husbands relatives She was accompanied home by Miss Lola Loos, who will make visit in Tucson.
 | Mir J. H. Schneider returne1 Thurs day night from Washington, D. C.. where he was summoned as ( witness in the Hyde and Benson cases and was himself indicted. Mr. Sc1de'iar was represented in Washington by $. E. Hazard wnp will return to Tucson in a etw days.
 Dr. ". r. Sev vMson of Chi 'lcp is in Tucson with view of estab'ishing a sanitarium here.
 The I. D. K. and the Friday Whist clubs met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. I. Perry.
 Mrs. A. !. Earling, wife of the pres ident of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, accompanied by George Earling and family and Mrs. Earl ng's daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Fitch. cams into Tucson Thursday in their private car. They were entertained by MT. and Mrs. F. H. Hereford, being old friends Iof Mrs. Hereford.
 The Pan-H ellenic association Of Tue son, composed of Greek letter fraternity men. gave a banquet Thursday evening at the San Augustine hotel Rev H. K
 Booth acted as toastmaster and several present responded with to6sts. Tho of
 ficeTs consist of Rev. r. K. Booth
 president; Frederick S. Nave, secre
 tary, ard Dr. K. c. Rabcock, treasur
 CT. Those present at the banquet were
 Rev. H K. Booth, Dr K. c. Babcock
 F. s. Nave, w. M Pryce. T. F. Wilson
 Dr. F.. F. Burton, Dr. N. S. Burton Roscoe Dale. Professor D. H Holmes
 G. E. P. Smith and F. N. Guild. w. F
 Alexander Albrt Gerth and F. c Kelton.
 Twelve volumes of technical books e
 the International Library of Technoi
 oCy and set of the Century dictionar.
 have been recently added to the Car
 negie library.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. held a meeting thi afternoon for railroad men. ,.- .- , M. P. Freeman has gone to Los Ar , geles for short rest. f Robert Rust's flats near the univer sity are nearing completion. l Mise Jones entertained with a euchr party last Saturday afternoon at whicl t were present the Misses Cheney. Me ? Dermott, King, Cfoldtree, Harrison an Jones.
 , AIr and Mrs. J. NJ. Ormsby have e : turned from q trip to the Move 2 mines.