Local notices mix with court and society news in city briefing
At 3 o'clock this afternoon No. 9 reported one hour and forty five minutes late. H. F. Dawley, a healthseeker, died yesterday of tuberculosis at home of Mrs. Noreau by the university where he roomed. He came from Chicago last fall and had worked in the Northwestern railroad president's office. He was 36. Interment will be in Fort Dodge, Iowa. The Pioneer Historical Society meets tomorrow at 2:30 at 200 West Corner Street. F. M. Johnson arrives in the city with a reception planned at the Methodist church. Porfirio Rodriguez faced a preliminary hearing on cattle theft, released on own recognizance. Debates continue over deportation cases involving Chinese detainees and a Mexican witness, with additional testimony to be taken by a special commission. Terese G. de Barron died of pneumonia aged 54. burial in Catholic cemetery. Mariner's Juvenile band concert planned in the city park. J. McGee was sentenced to ten days for assault. Emilio Carrillo plans to pay wedge assessment to avoid further contest. The Southern Pacific pay car returns from Nogales and will await grand jury actions. Byron W. King entertained Tucson last night and heads to Las Vegas, New Mexico. United Moderns hold a second meeting instituting about fifty new members and hosting a reception for W. M. Johnson. Robert B. Parsons was admitted to the bar after a court exam, to partner with S. M. Franklin. Judge Meyer united Dorsey Wilson and Miss W. M. Lightfoot in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Dawley
J. McGee
Gay Alley
Meyer
Emilio Carrillo
A. Orfila
Carrillo
Martin Costello
Tombstone
Southern Pacific
Nogales
San Francisco
Robinson
Grand Jury
Charles J. Robinson
M. A. Wilson
Gabriel Smith
Edward Parker
Frank Cox
Southern Pacific Company
Phoenix
Byron W. King
Pittsburg
Thelucson Opera House
King
Las Vegas
N. M
United Moderns
WN. M. Johnson
Order
Lodge
Johnson Will
Methodist Church
Robert B. Parsons
M. Franklin
Frank Hereford
Lovell
Parsons
S. M. Franklin
Charles Meyer
Dorsey Wilson
W. M. Lightfoot
Sucson
Personal Mention Items From the Day in Tucson
J G Pritchard of Bisbee arrived by burro and will stay several days. J G Richards, a Chicago mining man, visits the Windsor. W W Wood and C T Griffen, Merced cattlemen, are in town. Jack Gardener, original owner of the Galiuro mine, returned from camp. Emerson Gee of Phoenix, formerly at Washington Camp, now in Phoenix. Frank Oleson and J T Walsh, San Francisco mining experts, went to Oracle to inspect Canada del Oro mines. Judge L O Cowan and Eugene J Trippel returned from Sonora with orange blossoms. L 5 Lowe arrives from San Francisco to install a water gas plant for Tucson Electric. H C Dickey, government agent, notified of arrival tonight. James Pasholy of Nogales merchants arrived by burro. Bishop Kendrick, Phoenix head of Arizona Episcopal Diocese, visiting Tucson to confirm at Grace church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Pritchard
Bisbee
J. G. Richards
Chicago
Windsor
W. W. Wood and
C. T. Griffen
Merced
Cal
Jack Gardener
Galiuro
Emerson
Gee
Phoenix
Mr. Gee
Washington Camp
Frank Oleson
J. T. Walsh
San Francisco
Oracle
Canada del Oro
L. O. Cowan
Eugene J. Trippel
Judge Cowan
Sonora
Tucson
James Pasholy
Nogales
Kendrick
Episcopal Diocese of
Arizona
Grace Church
Easter Hat Display at Leader Millinery Parlors
On Saturday March 22 and the following days a stylish line of Easter hats will be shown at The Leader Millinery Parlors No 25 East Ungress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Millinery
Ungress Street
Social World And Its Doings In Tucson
Mrs Rollins hosted Easter Monday with twelve guests at Ochoa street. Euchre prizes went to Mrs Wright Miss Akers and Dr Rodgers. A progressive euchre party is planned for April 10 at Mrs Herrings on South Main. About forty Tucson ladies attended Mrs A M Franklins on South Stone avenue. prizes to Mrs Steinfeldt Mrs Fowler and Mrs Shibell. The Saturday Whist Club met at Miss Lille Shibell s residence. The I D K whist club met at Mrs Jacobs on South Stone avenue. A cob web party was set by Misses Ives for today. Grace Guild teems of tea at Mrs B M Jacobs South Stone avenue. three to five call hours. Mrs G A Thurson hosted a formal for Mr and Mrs H I bumber. The Thirteen Club dances at the Natatorium Friday. high hopes and lavish spending. Jolly Flight met Thursday at Mrs Rober Pauls. Easter egg hunt for Master James and Franklyn Corbett. prizes to Marjory Franklin and Karrine Drake. Elks social hop drew about forty ladies to the club rooms with an orchestra. Mrs Geo Cheyney hosted a telephone card party at West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
A. M. Franklin
South Stone Avenue
Steinfeldt
Fowler
Shibell
Franklin
Grace Guild
B. M. Jacobs
Guild
James
Franklyn Corbett
Little Friends
Marjory Franklin
Karrine Drake
Elks
Garden Party Recalls Pleasant Afternoon Event
Mrs. Cheyney was assisted by her mother Mrs Neal as guests gathered Friday afternoon. Light refreshments were served and attendees described the event as a delightful time.
Hotel Guest Listings From Regional Arrivals
A long list of guests staying at multiple hotels including SAN XAVIER E Bowers Los Angeles and F E Black Maricopa with numerous other travelers from Chicago Tucson Bisbee Grand Junction Los Angeles and San Francisco. The batch includes couples and individuals such as John Mitchell Orndorff and wife Mrs J J Cotrell A Raymond Naco L H Mulligan and J D Fresh among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Xavier
E. B. Bowers
Los Angeles
F. E. Black
Maricopa
Jennie Jenkins
Grand Junction
CC. P. Dawley
Chicago
Geo. R. Davis
Tuecson
Rosewellington
Millie Grenman
Bisbee
E. P. Dawley
Fort Dodge
J. G. Pritchard
E. P. Pepley
Kansas
J. D. Fresh
St. Louis
M. O. Gorman
Wife
Orndorff
John Mitchell
San Francisco
J. J. Cottrell
Cananea
A. Raymond
Naco
L. H. Mulligan
Lexington
H. W. Blaisdell
Yuma
Amos J. Carter
Texas
Jas. G. Sprecler
Percy L. Davis
G. W. Short
Fitsburg
Judge Reilly Asserts Tombstone Mines Hoax
In a Tombstone letter to the editor, a resident debunks a claim that Probate Judge Bostwick and associates formed the Bunker Hill Mining Company with five nearby claims and vast historical ore output. He warns readers against boilerplate boosting of wildcat mining ventures and urges caution toward investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone, Ariz
The
Citizen
Bostwick
Bunker Hill Mining Company
Tombstone Consolidated Mining Company
E. B. Gage
Tombstone
Gage
Banking saloon manager takes helm at Bank saloon Tucson
Mr. F Wilding formerly of Court Exchange saloon has assumed management of the Bank saloon at 85 West Congress opposite Wells Fargo Co. He invites patronage from friends and acquaintances. Mr. Murphy will be in Tucson on official business Monday through Wednesday offering building lots in Juell's Addition University Heights near campus for quick bargains. Call 222 Scott Street or telephone 1429.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wilding
Court Exchange
Bank
West
Congress Street
Wells-Fargo & Co
W. E. Murphy
Tucson
Juell’s
University Heights
University
Holliday School House
Southern Pacific Depot
Scott Street
Reward for return of stolen Cochran residence books
A liberal reward is offered for the return of books stolen from the residence of D. S. Cochran at North Stone Avenue. Items include two day books one bank and check book two small books and other valuable papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Cochran
Stone Avenue
Grape-Nuts aid helps dyspepsia and weight gain claim
A testimonial from a reader who suffered daily stomach trouble and dyspepsia before using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. After two weeks indigestion disappeared and weight rose from 135 to 160 pounds. The notice credits Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Burglar Strikes Cochran Residence on Stone Avenue
Burglary at the corner of Stone Avenue and Alameda Street last night. D. S. Cochran and his wife were away briefly. a kitchen window was left unlocked. A Elgin watch with locomotive engraving, a ladies hunting case watch, a Cochran coat and vest with private papers, and Lottie Osgood jewelry were stolen. Police have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Cochran
Stone Avenue
Alameda Street
Confirmation Service At Episcopal Church Tomorrow
There will be no service at the Episcopal church at 7 30 tomorrow night. Bishop Newdrink will hold the confirmation service at four thirty in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Newdrink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling Coo
Tucson, Ariz
Pioneer Historical Society
Lok
Corness Street
F. M. Johnson
Odemns
Porfirio Rodriguez
Myeresterday
Gusch
P. R
Rodriguez
V. Hi
Davis
Marshall Moord
Mar Opa
San Franisco
Mr. Hill
Maropa
Coyense
District Court
Chas
Mexico
Hoey
Ood
United States
Ory
Terese G. de Barron
Mariner
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the Model Shop
Cc. Bennett
Lille Shibell
I. D. K. Whist Club
Ives
G. A. Thurson
H. 1. B.umber
Thirteen
Rober Pauls
Geo Cheyney
West Main
SAN Augustic
D. W. Riordan
Mathis
H. J. Greene
Tacoma
E. C. Gee
Park View
L. H. _ Bradshaw
Ed Hull
W. W. McDonald
City
A. E. Williams
Occidental
Joe Jones
R. Shank
Chas. Wilson
A. Bunhard
A. R. Christon
Floyd McMahan
A. Dillon
H. H. Shally
W. Whilka
Prescott
Wm. Graham
D. Dalas
R. Chreton
P. Mullay
A. Martin
Geo. Gran
Louis J. Coppey
Judge Reilly
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
William
New York
Local Weather Report
E. L. Wetmore
McKee and Mason
West Congress Street
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
Baldwin
the Singer Mfg. Co
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
D. S. Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Adolf
Century Block
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
McCormick Street
Bell’s Pharmacy
Leavie
Crescent Cigar CO
Congress St
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