Arizona republican., 1904-02-08
TUCSON NOTES
A Budget of News, Mostly of a Person.
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Tucson. Feb. Special Correspond ence of The Repuhlican).-The Tuc-on Court No 1, Foresters of America, in- stalled their recently elected officers, as follows: J. J. Reilly, past chief ranger; Charles Loebs, sub chief ranger; G. s. Manzo, treasurer; R. NJ. Pacho, finan- clal secretary; R. R. Brena, recording secretary; O. Orfla, lecturer; F. Lows, senior woodward; J. M. Ronstadt, senior beadle; R. Mega, junior beadle; w. COldring, R. Ronstadt, G. Rolletti, trustees; w. B. Purcell, court physi- clan; R. Rasmessen, deputy grand chief ranger: Felix Levy, herald. Medals were presented to Past Rangers Reilly, Jacome and Felix. Dancing followed The installation ceremonies, and a sup per as served in the banquet nall
 The Tucson Building and Loan asso- citation held a meeting, electing the fol- lowing officers: F. A. OdeTmatt, presi- dent; H. Buehman, vice president; C.. J. Roskruge, J A. Black, H. B. Tenny G. s. Mango, F. J. Villaescusa. w. I. Perry, S. M Woodward, A. M. Frank lin. J. K Corbett, w. Reid, NJ. NJ. Mon tijo directors. including the president
 
 fifty shares were sold to investors at S2 per share premium. J. A. Black was reelected secretary, having served in that capacity since 1895.
 Cincinnati capitalists are endeavor- ing to secure a controlling interest in the Tucson street railway with the view of making it an Up-to-date cleo tric road. Their representative here has already secured on option on a large number of shares, and it is thought they will be able to secure the neces- sary contrsolling interest.
 The art exhibit which was to have been given at the Plaza school On Janu- ary g has been indefinitely postponed. The pictures, two hundred in number. copies of the old masterpieces, are de- layed at Denver. An exhibit of school work will be given at the same time. A gas plant is to be installed for the purpose of manufacturing gas for use in the experiment rooms and for heat ing the building in the winter months.
 Mrs. F. A. Schell, entertained the Fri day afternoon Whist Club yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Oyndorf. Tuesday night a dance will be given at Odd Fellows hall in honor of Miss Carrie Whittle, whose marriage to MT. Joseph Sresovich will take place at the San Augustine cathedral Wednesday morning A reception at the Whittle residence will take place in the after noon following the marriage.
 The Mysterious Thirteen gave their second dance of the season on Tuesday | evening at Odd Fellows hall. A large number of prominent people attended and the affair was much enjoyed Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Ormsby, Mrs. B. M. Jacobs, Gen. eral and Mrs. Manning MT. and Mrs Franklin, MT. and Mrs. Parsons, MT and Mrs. Carpenter. MT. and Mrs Swift, Judge and Mrs. Elenman, MT and Mrs. Stanley Kilt, MT. and Mrs Buehring. Misses Brown, King, Dale Jenkins, Mansfield, Goldtree, Van Ally styne. Fish, Cole, WhitcOmb, Bartlett Harrison, Jones, Feighan, O'Connell Butler, Rigg, Zimmerman, Drachman Montoya, Mrs. Ben Heney Messrs Fisher, Heney, Whomes, Captain Me Comb, Lieutenant Hennessey, Bernard | Culver McKelligan, Sturgis. Swain Ball Day, Brown, Jacobson, Alexander Kelton, Moff1tt. Averill Mansfield, An derson, Goldschmidt, Dr. Lennox, King | Manning. Dickerman, Rouse, Pittock Langworthy and others.
 Dr. Arthur Nhomes will leave today for Los Angeles, where he will reside. Miss Grace Van Alystyne, who ha' been spending the winter in Tucson as the guest of Miss Avis Dale, will leave this evening for Los Angeles.
 Miss Small. of San Francisco, anc | Mice Of Sacr-a1ppnfn whC have been visiting Miss Jones, left las 1 evening for their homes.
 MT. Emmett Cockrill, of Little Rock Ark. arrived in town today.
 1 Judge and Mrs. Blenman were II i Phoenix for a day or so this week.
 Miss Bernice Cheyney is visiting Mrs | Geo. H. Smalley, of Phoenix.
 Miss Agnes McDernott, of St Louis is the guest of Mrs. John Nets.
 | Miss Culver will return this weel