Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 2

THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY PACE TWO ARIZONA DAILY STAR. 1 The Largest Clock In The WorUf fo Be In Y. ESPMA BPP 5 1 IU Bt DDES KIBBEY GO FDR SAKE OF 4 ill i St I A vv 'c .1. 1 i ne POPULAR LINE wji i lilt 1- vv Attorney Hereford and Others Holding the Option Will, Development Co i Is very shortly to be commenced on the Esperanza group of mining claims which are located in this vicinity. The option" upon the property is held by Frank H.

Here-lord, an attorney of this who has associated with him in prospective development several prominent Tucson and Cochise county operator's. The ijfau' Is to go iuta development extensively and at once and. on the showing that has thus far been made, the Intention is to organize development company, of which will be offered to the' public shortly thereafter. LOW RATES i ONE WAY TO TUCSON On Sale Daily March 1st to April 30th FROM "id CHICAGO ST. LOUIS NEW ORLEANS KANSAS $30.00 LtAV EN WORTH, ATCHISON.

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4 Local Agent. Tucson Tucson OLD PUEBLO HOME IS NEARLY FINISHED Inside Work To Begin In the Near Future All of the rough construction work of the Old Puebb club building hai been completed and it really now is only a question of days 'until the place will be ready for tne tender mercies of the interior decorator and finishers. The street, which as been obstructed for many weeks by huge piles of lumber and other of the necessaries for the rough work, has been cleared and even the top piece of the building Is practical': completed. The original prediction of the contractors that 1J)p club would be installed not laler than the first of April bids fair to be crystalized into fact. When finished, it is quite evident that architecturally and from the standpoint of finishing and beauty, the building is gsing to equal any that have bepn erected in thiti city.

Contests In St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19.

Numerous contests are promised at the republican primaries tomorrow for the selection of delegates to the state delegate convention. Chairman J. D. Howe of the committee and Thomas K. the millionaire republican politician, are the leaders of the opposing forces for the control of the St.

Louis delegation. I lOiMHiSKUTA) 1 I SOUTHS I I MSTROPOtlTftK INTfUlPAKCe TOWR MADISON" NEW YORK, Feb. 19. When the politan Building clock will be twenty-tower of the Metropolitan Life Build-i flve- "I It will be a clock suitable in every ipe in Madison Square is completed way to be a part of the tallest perma- Xew York will have what undoubted-; nent structure in the world, as the ly" will be the largest clock In the new tower will be. The tower will be world.

That distinction has belonged forty-eight stories, 658 feet above the Star Ads Bring Results .1 i i r' 9- 1 i 1 1 1 1 -J- if HI 1 e. If there is anything you want nlacmri "WANT AR" in for many years to Big Ben, in West-mister Abbey, London, the dial of which is twenty-two and one-half feet in diameter, while that of the Metro piuwiii ii mi i nw ii vmw vu iinii vi i lib iniu are in the market to handle all classes of JOB PRINTING and guarantee our work to be the equal of that turned out by the large concerns in the eW ask a trial. TERRITORIAL CONVENTION IS SOUGHT BY LOGAL REPUBLICANS Presence of Arizona's Executive In Washington May Have Been Caused By N. M. Statehood Assurances (Special to The Star) HIOENIX, Feb.

19 Governor Kibbey reached' Washington. TJ. Tues-ilny evening, will probably remain there until Friday and then return to Arizona. Though 'no word has yet been received from Governor Kibbey, It is probable that he has by this time met President Roosevelt and several of the prominent members of Congress. Aside from what may take place politically, Kibbey's visit to Washington at this time is looked upon as being of the utmost importance to Arizona, especially in view of the positive statehood promises made to New Kibbey on his last visit to confer with President Roosevelt, obtained assurance from him that, he had abandoned his joint statehood policy.

Ixiyal Arlzonans are now hoping that when he returns from this trip Governor Kibbey will bring with him a promise that Arizona is to be admitted to the full glory of statehood at the short session of congress at the same time New Mexico feels confident it will get in. There are several bills of importance to Arizona tWat Governor Kibbey will look after during the few days he is in Washington one of them being the bill for a Phoenix bond issue of $155,000 to take up the floating indebtedness of the city. Many Believe That There Is Not a Territorial Statute Operate Under Strenuous efforts are going to be made by Attorneys. Worsley Morse to secure the appointment of a lunacy commission by Judge Klrkpatrlck of the probate court to inquire into the sanity of Bessie Chase-Hawkins, who is charged with burglarizing the Flemming millinery store about ten days ago. The allegation is made that she is simple minded and has never been really accountable to the law for her conduct.

The husband, jointly charged with the burglary, will not be allowed to have recourse to such a plea but will be bound over to the grand Jury, probably without contesting it. The genera impression is that the justice court will have to reconvene, however, to try the woman. The hearing was postponed one week by Judge Rtchey on the request of her attorney in reference to the lunacy commission, but the general impression is that there no provi-nion of the law which makes the holding of such an inquiry at this time possible and that she will be returned there fo rthe custpinarj: hearing. ATTENDING SHRINE MEETING AT PHOENIX Large Delegation Left Tucson Last Night Tucson was a sort of oasis in the desert for members of the Mystic Shrine yesterday, when ft very large portion of those from the southern and eastern portions of the territory were here between trains on their way to Phoenix, where the big conclave is to open today. There were very many prominent members of the order here and thev were joined last night on their last lap of their journey by Messrs.

Tom II. Schuster, Kirk L. Hart and W. I lx)ckerL who composed the Tucson delegation. CAPTURES TWO HORSE THIEVES AT GILA PHOENIX, Feb.

19. Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams returned this morning from (ilia Ilend with F. Odell and J. F. Howard, accused of stealing two iron gray horses, a double seated rig and two sets of harness from Mesa people February 13.

Odell and Howard were arrested yesterday morning: fifteen i ii Pantomime and National Terpsichorean Items From Alh Countries Features of Kirmess -s, ri PHIIAOELPHIA, Feb. 19. Hun-areus of tne fair leaders of Quaker-town society will' take part in t'ho kirmess to be in the ball room of the Belle vue-Stra ford this evening, tomorrow and Friday for the benefft of the -various day nurseries. The most interesting thing will be the dancing In fact, nothing on so big tcale' has been attempted her! before. There will be national dances of almost every country on earth, fancy dress, grotesque dancej and ballets, and every one will be contributed by society women.

In addition there will be an elaborate pantomime of "Sleeping Beauty," which will be acted by children under 12 years of age. TO DANCE AT THE HEIDEL Masquarade Ball Will Be Feature of the Local Lodge Season The palatial new Heidel hotel, which' is now completed near the Southern P.acific depot, is to be the scene within the next few days or several elaborate' society functions. Among others will be the grand masquerade ball and dance w.nch is to be given this week by the Ladies of the Maccabees and which promises to lje "one of the really notable events of the winter loge season in Tucson. From present" Indications therefwill be a crush and it will tax even the large and commodious accommodations of the new tavern to afford sufficient room. STRANGLER AT WORK NEAR LAS VEGAS Brutal Murder and Robbery at Tecolote LAS VEGAS, NV Feb.

19. John H. Teitlebaum, a pioneer of Las Vegas and San Miguel county and ownerof considerable real estate in this city, was found dead yesterday at Tecolote. twelve miles from here, where he owned a general merchandise store. The old man's neck showed black marks, which support the theory that he was strangled to death.

It is reported here that his store was ransacked and robbed and there is little doubt that. Teitlebaum was murdered. The body was found lying just outside the The body was brought to this city today and the sheriff immediately left for Tecolote tov seek to trace down what everyone believed was a brutal -crime; POSTPONE THE RACE TRACK HEARING Committee Listens To, Classes1 of Men All ALHANY, N. Feb. 18.

Mil llonaires, race trac followers, clergymen, lawyers and legislators wer Represented" at the 'hearing today1 of the joint' senate and assembly code committees on the Agnew-Hart bill to amend the penal 'code so to prohibit gambling on the race' tracks, as' 'Buggested by Gov. Hughes. i. Tonight, after a four hours' discussion, the hearing was adjourned to March 4. It is urged against the bill that it would promote pool rooms.

James Keen said there -would be a hundred pool rooms opened In New York. Sugar for Jack Tars. SAN FHANCISCO, Feb. 19. Seven hundred thousand pounds of sugar will be supplied td the fleet of Admiral Evans upon its arrival the navy department having closed a contract with local firm for that amount of sweets, as well as for 230,000 pounds of salt pork, 250,000 pounds of corned 8 street, and the closk will occupy part of the twenty-iifth, twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh floors.

The middle of the alal will be 316 feet above the street. Tu addition a Republican leader jh this city, who Is also of excep-! tional prominence thrbughout' the territory, said yesterday: "The leaders of this of the territory jare making an effort to prevent the territory from being bound; hand and i foot and deliyered by the federal 6f-jfice holders tovanybody; Bima coun- ty as the banner Republican "strong- hold'" of Arizona, is going be op-! posed to any such domination and I the friends of an uhinsthtcted dele-' gatiou are going to be In; favor of holding the convention in Tucso. There has "been some talk of an efi I fort being made to support F. Cooper of this city as candidate for delegate to Chicago, but It is sai i that he will not be an aspirant for i the place." JARIMMIGRANTSH: TO GET RELEASE Minister of -Justice Takes Expected ActioiOn Canadian Exclusion Act OTTA WA 19. The jpoit of The minister of justice on thJ nation al act wa submitted to the cabinet today and it' is reported that (recommends a di.ulli:w-ance of th(f act on the griViuwl that it is being iultravlres, co ilrary in terms to tire British N.ort'i Am acL.

The' appar.tment of J' has instructed agent at to take ov.t a writ of so as to release all. .1 nihe. prisoned Jder the act. Lo Angele Bow-Wow Show. LOS A.VGELES, Feb.

19. Nearly every breed) and variety' of canine in existence is on exhibition at the fifth annual dog show of the Southwestern Effort Will Be Made at the Committee Meeting Saturday By i Pima County- Leaders To7 Bring the Meeting to, This City. 'An Exciting Convention To Be the Order of the Day' i Investigate the principles of Gasteam Radiatioiil before installing your steam heating plant you will be sure to receive it by tho rnlnmnc TUP QTAR Wo orovidincr an Local Republicans are-lining up their friends over the territory this week, especially hard, with a tc. corralling the meeting' of the Republican territorial convention i of their party when the executive committee holds, its meeting in this city on Saturday of this week. At this time the conflnittee wiil call the meeting, of the party which Is to elect the delegates to the national Republican convention, and Pima county Republicans are anxious to have, this designated as the place for holding the cpn-xention.

They assert that this is the banner Republican county of the territory and that that is one strong reason' 'why' it should come nere. DECISION 10 DECIDE TIE BATTLE End of the Harriman-Fish Cpn-troversyt for Supremacy of Illinois Central PHICAfiO. Feb U- A ilpcislnii4 the suit instituted by, Stuyvesant Fish and others to restrain the voting of 281.331 shares of stock in (he Illinois Central Railroad company at the annual meeting of that corporation Will he given tomorrow. Tho adjourned election of di rectors the company Is sched-' uled for March 2. The court's deci-1 sion is exiected to have an impor- tant bearing on the outcome of the battle for supremacy in Illinois Con tral affairs which has been waged between Harrimari and It id AIR wuyc, HCGUUTORj heating system The only auiliiary individual and immediate steam -heat wherever and whenever Pesired throughout a residence orbuilding Por Further Information Atk tht Oaa Company.

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