Trains, Lectures, and Local News Highlight City Day
Trains 9 and 10 ran on time this afternoon. Hon. Henry Castle spoke to University students in Assembly Hall with Col. J. A. Zabriskie aiding. Plans exist to bring Byron W. King to address the students during his West tour. Totem poles from Point Barrow, Alaska, arrive for Donavan and Isenbrook of the Tem. Two deaths: Maria Raminez of pneumonia and J. W. Johnson of consumption. No prisoners in city jail. TF. Ryan organizes a 50-voice sanctuary choir. Tax issues in district court involve James Flynn and Harry Drachman against H. B. Tenney. Jose Lopez held on assault with intent to murder. County superintendent Angus reports over $20,000 in warrants. Southern Pacific shops busy repairing engines and freight cars in a string of minor wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Castle
Post Office Department
Assembly
Castle
Col. J. A. Zabriskie
Board of Regents
Byron W. King
King
King’s School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Maria Raminez
Florence
J. W. Johnson
Southern Pacific
Pine Bluff
Ark
James Flynn
Tucson
Harry Drachman
District
H. B. Tenney
Personal Mention At Tucson City
E P Grindell of Pantano and Allen R English of Tombstone are in Tucson on ranch and travel business. Co M Burkhalter leaves for Cananea on railroad work. U S Attorney Nave and Assistant Campbell return from Prescott for the spring term opening Monday. Duncan departs for Douglas to become engineer for El Paso and Southwestern. Salisbury Smith and wife arrive. Smith manages Copper Hill Mine. Udall arrives from Mam moth working cyanide tailings. Patterson and Brown, cattle buyers, arrive or drive in. Isaac Bord returns to Tucson to buy cattle. Alex Casey erecting a new hotel on the plaza. W G Ross of Maricopa mining in city. W S Saviers of Oxnard visits as Stiphide Copper stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Patterson
Tucson
J. N. Brown
San Pedro
Manmoth
Isaac Bord
Alex Casey
Turquoise
Dragoon
W. G. Ross
Maricopa County
W. S. Saviers
Oxnard
Cal
Great Stiphide Copper Company
Local notable travelers and traders visit the city
Wm. Baudy, Chinese inspector at Nogales, arrived by burro. T. C. Paxton of Loma Verde Copper Company is due from Los Angeles later this week. Frank King, cattle commission broker, has gone to Globe to work on a cattle deal. E. B. Gage and A. N. Gage stopped in on their route from Tombstone to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baudy
Nogales
T. C. Paxton
Loma Verde Copper Company
Los Angeles
Frank King
Cattle Commission
Globe
E. B. Gage
A. N. Gage
City
Tombstone
Phoenix
Prescott Odd Fellows plan new hall and grand lodge events
The Prescott lodge Odd Fellows will build a $20 000 hall 50 by 150 feet with two ground floor store rooms and a second floor hall. Corner stone laid during the Arizona Grand Lodge session in Prescott on April 21. George P. Bullard named Phoenix Lodge Elk delegate to Salt Lake City with Bernard Anderson as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Lodge Odd Fellows
Arizona Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Prescott
George P. Bullard
Phoenix Lodge of Elks
Grand Lodge
Salt Lake City
Bernard Anderson
Easter Hats Display At Leader Millinery Parlors
The Leader Millinery Parlors at No 25 East Congress Street announces a display of Easter hats on Saturday March 22 and the following week. The event showcases a beautiful and stylish line for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Millinery
East
Congress Street
Funeral and Wedding United in Wyoming
Will Markel married Miss Hardee Richards in a small Wyoming chapel after services for Markel’s late wife. The ceremony fulfilled the deceased wife’s dying wish that her schoolmate become the bride to care for her three children. Both families are long established in the town and approved the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. A
Will Markel
Hardee Richards
Miss Hardee
Frenchman’s Cigar Light Sparks Royal Reveal in Russia
A visitor from Toulouse asks for a light in St. Petersburg and is handed the officer’s cigar. He learns the tall man in uniform is the emperor, who is the narrator’s father, and the moment ends in a resigned smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Toulouse
Russia
Fox and Hare Hunt Joke Delights Bailiffs at His Diggings
The tale portrays Charles James Fox and envoy Hare as close friends with shared tastes. While Fox peered from an upper window, two men watched the house and the statesman quipped, asking if they were box hunting or Hare hunting. The amused bailiffs left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Fox
Mr. Hare
Poland
Tie
Fox
Ray
Cobra charmers and their tricks in Egyptian and Indian shows
The Quarterly Review notes snake charmers from Egypt and India select cobras for performances. It mentions Egyptian tricks where a serpent appears to turn into a rod, triggered by a neck squeeze causing a temporary rigidity, from which the snake recovers. It adds charmers routinely remove fangs before exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
India
Geoffrey St. Hilaire
Quarterly Review
Hotel Arrivals List At Multiple Venues
Hotel Arrivals show guests checking into Park View and Windsor with a wide array of visitors from Los Angeles St Louis Chicago Denver New York and other places. Names include Patter son Thomas Cook Stanton Laney Richards and many others with accompanying spouses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Augustine
W. R. Patterson
Los Angeles
J. D. Thomas
St. Louis
Harvey Cook
Paterson
E. J. Stanton
A. J. Fink
City
G .A. Laney
W. A. Richards
la Louis
L. A. Sawyer
Chicago
Unclear List of Names and Cities
A long string of personal names followed by many city locations and one New York shipping line as read. The passage lists SAN XAVIER W. E. Bayless Pomona A Raas San Francisco Wm Buckingham Los Angeles B P Barrett Milwaukee M J Schaffner Chicago E P Grindell Pantano J H Henderson Lamont T Love San Francisco Adolphe W Lantz Pekin K J F Scott Los Angeles M P Shapleigh Portsmouth N M Chas Archibald Portsmouth N M J R Higgins New York Clarence Chadwick St. Louis WN Campbell Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Xavier
W. _ E. Bayless
Pomona
A. ©. Raas
San Francisco
Wm. Buckingham
Los Angeles
B. P. Barrett
Milwaukee
M. J. Schaffner
Chicago
E. P. Grindell
Pantano
J. H. Henderson
Lamont
T. Love
Adolphe W. Lantz
Pekin
K. J. F. Scott, Los Angeles; M. P. Shapleigh, Portsmouth, N. M
Chas. H. Archibald
Portsmouth
N. M
J. R. Higgins
New York
Clarence Chadwick
St. Louis
WN. A. Campbell
Omaha
Tuc son Electric Power Manager Returns from Los Angeles
H N Seigfried, manager of the Tucson Electric Light and Power Company, returned last night on the Flyer from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Seigfried
Tucson Electric Light and Power Company
Los Angeles
Sons of Veterans Complete Organization Elects Officers
The newly formed camp of the Sons of Veterans held a meeting last night electing and installing officers for the coming year. Eight new members signed the charter and were mustered in by General Minty, aided by a G. A. R. committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
General Minty
W. E. Francis
J. A. Marrin
John
Henry Castle
the Treasury
Grand Army
Castle
L. C. Hughes
George Angus
Coffee to Postum Courageous Recovery Story
A 61 year old coffee drinker details debilitating effects from Java including sinking spells, tremors, and kidney trouble. After six months of quitting coffee and using Postum the writer reports improved health, less nervousness, and restored well being. A San Antonio physician is cited as another success story for Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
San Antonio
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Don’t neglect coughs and colds in spring sale
A spring health ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a safe, immediate remedy for coughs, croup, bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles. Endorsed by Postmaster C. O. Dawson of Barr, Illinois, who calls it the best cough medicine in the market and claims it has saved many cases. S. D. Bell & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Dawson
Barr
S. D. Bell & Son
Pima County Seeks Bids on Fifty Year Four Per Cent Bonds
The Pima County Arizona Territory treasurer invites bids for twenty five refunding bonds of one thousand dollars each maturing in 1952. Bids due by noon April 17 1902 at Tucson or via designated New York or San Francisco banks. Bonds payable in gold coin with par value minimum and bid security required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona Territory
U. S
City of
New York
San Francisco
Board
Brewery Proposal Stalled in Tucson Chamber Report
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce has heard nothing further on the brewery project. E M Shaw of the San Antonio Brewing Co said he received a letter from Paul Reiss of St Louis, noting the principal backer is away in California and will not act until his return. Reiss expected to visit Tucson for a field check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Shaw
San Antonio Brewing Company
Paul Reiss
St. Louis
Southwest
Reiss
Chamber of Commerce
Shaw
California
Tucson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling CO
Tucson, Ariz
the City News
Isenbrook and Donavan
Point Barrow
Alaska
Mr. Donovan
Hawke
TF. Ryan
Jose Lopez
Meyer
Angus
Board of Supervisors
Allen R. English
Co. M. Burkhalter
Cananea
Railroad
United States
Nave
Mr. Campbell
United States Court
C. S. Duncan
Douglas
el Paso
Southwestern
E. Salisbury Smith
Oracle
Mr. Smith
Copper Hill
Charlies E. Udall
Mammoth
E.G
CAPO
W. Congress
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the Model Shop
W. Cc. Bennett
E. M. Johnson
The
United Moderns
Order
Mr. Johnson
Methodist Church
Eagles
Orndorff
F. Emmel, Jr
Wm. H. Myers
E. E. McVeagh
Ramon O
Lizarrago
Altar
John TI. Reilly
Cincinnati
Thomas Garrett
E. EF. Patten
Denver
Adolph W. Lantz
Park View
Bago
Schultz
August Peterson
G. W. Wilbur
Lexington
Pete Connolly
Santa Ritas
C. EB. Warren
Mexico
E. O. Crane
Vails
C. M. Lipke
Miles Gibbons
John Fawley
Mowhawk Summitt
the Sons of Veterans Complete Organization
Royal Baking Powder CO
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
W. F. McCauley
P. O. Box
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Coffe
Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Ceunury
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
Harry A. Drachman
Pima Co
A. T
Bell’s Pharmacy
Postoffice
Copvaicuer
Crescent Cigar CO
West
Congress St
F. J. Villaescusa
Chas. A. Stevens
Paris
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