City court actions and various fates in district proceedings
A digest of daytime court proceedings includes license issued to Cruz and Petra Davis, letters of administration for Margarita deceased, arraignment for selling liquor to an Indian, and attorneys appointed for several defendants. Hearings set for Thursday, with multiple cases postponed or continued. Mentioned are Judge Hawke, Judge Purcell, and Col. Randolph’s arrival with Mrs. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz
Petra Davis
Fred
Margarita
Istrict
J. Stanley
Jose Juan Igned
Charles Kienman
Juan
Personal Mention Items From The Day
R R Richardson arrived from Patagonia on the Nogales train. Judge James Reilly of Tombstone reached the city by burro. A Territorial trial jury of fifty is to be summoned Friday April 25 at 9 am. Wm. B Andy, Chinese inspector, returned to Nogales. Mose Drachman came back to town from Phoenix. J W Estil who runs the Oracle store and post office is in the city. Mrs J B Johnson and children came from Calabasas on the Nogales train. Mrs E S Dodge of the Arcadia ranch Oracle arrived by stage. Mrs Lake, Oracle school teacher, reached town on the Mam moth stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reilly
Tombstone
J. W. Estil
Oracle
E. 8. Dodge
Arcadia Ranch
New Gas Plant Work Begins in Tucson
The Tucson Gas Power and Electric Light Co signs with California Light and Fuel to erect a water gas plant of 120000 cubic feet per day in Tucson. Work starts on North Meyer street with a 50000 cubic foot tank, completion in 100 days, initial demand 10000 cfh rising to 50000 cfh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Seigfried
Tucson Gas, Power ,and Electric Light Company
L. P. Lowe
California Light and Fuel Company
Meyer Street
Tucson
The Old Wedge Assessments Nearly All Paid
Assessments totaling 21 502.26 to remove the wedge show 4 361.78 still unpaid at 2 PM. Lizzie B Murphy faces 3342.02, likely paid by day’s end. Ellen Lonergan 1142.47, Quesse estate 740, C T Richey trustee 479.82 await payment. Several others paid, including E Carrillo who protested. Costello unpaid 1560.25 vows to donate 600. citizens plan 1500 more to press sale if needed. Legal action may proceed to recover the lien. Judge Reilly seeks arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie B. Murphy
R. G. Brady
Ellen Lonergan
Quesse
C. T. Richey
E. Carrillo
Martin Costello
Costello
Elks Lodge 385 Installs Officers and Initiates Members
Tucson Lodge No. 385 B P O E installed officers for the upcoming year and initiated several new members. Officers named include K L Hart exalted ruler and George F. Kitt loyal knight. New members listed are George W Atkinson, O T Stevens, L K Owain, C O Richards, B L Chalfant, T J Ryan, W R Mansfield, W E Felix, Chris tense, with Mansfield and Atkinson bearing initiation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
K. L. Hart
George F. Kitt
George P. Meyers
Albert Ziegler
C. Bs. Heaton
George
L. K. Owain
C. O. Richards
B. L. Chalfant
T. J. Ryan
W. R. Mansfield
Nogales
W. E. Felix
Christense
George W. Atkinson
Baseball Enthusiasts Elect Captain For Coming Season
Base Ball enthusiasts met in the sheriff’s office to discuss E L Shaw’s verbal finance proposal for the season. A committee Drachman Wilsey Kelly will confer with Shaw. Manuel Drachman was named captain. Practice begins next Sunday with regular games likely by mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
E. L. Shaw
Shaw
Clu
Jucson Grays
Messrs Drachman
Wilsey and
Kelly
Manuel Drachman
Hotel Arrivals in Augustin and San Xavier
Mrs P H McGingan with three children from Fort Grant and guests W W Searles of Omaha F H Venker of San Francisco R Zellner of Los Angeles Mrs E B Dodge of Oracle Edwin Ramsey of St Louis Dr J P Figuerra of Monterey Mrs Trowbridge of Napa Mrs Katie Freese of Guaymas plus Mrs J B Johnson and children of Calabasas are listed as hotel arrivals in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
P. H. McGingan
Fort Grant
W. W. Searles
Omaha
F. H. Venker
San Francisco
R. Zellner
Los Angeles
E. 8. Dodge
Oracle
Edwin Ramsey
St. Louis
San Aavier
J. P. Figuerra
Monterey
Trowbridge
Napa
Katie Freese
Guaymas
J. B. Johnson
Calabasas
Tucson Woman's Club Elects 1902 03 Officers
The Tucson Woman's Club held a Monday meeting at the Carnegie Library electing officers for 1902 03. Officers named were President J A Black Vice President H W Fenner Secretary E W Bowers Treasurer S S H Crachman and two-year directors A M Franklin N E Plumer D Cochran Warren. Members Guild Heighton Hoffmeister Clara Fish Giddings were elected to membership. The next meeting will discuss The Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
E. W. Bowers
H. Crachman
A. M. Franklin
N. E. Plumer
Dr. Cochran
Warren
Guild
H. E. Heighton
Hoffmeister
Clara Fish
Giddings
Netherland
Easter Hats Display at The Leader Millinery Parlors
On Saturday March 22 and days following, a beautiful 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
Calabasas cattleman backs Sonora quarantine stance
Geo W Atkinson of Calabasas serving on the United States Grand Jury argues for strict enforcement of the Sonora quarantine. He warns loosening rules could spread Texas fever to Arizona cattle and force quarantine of the entire territory, potentially placing Arizona south of the national line. He doubts assurances of no Texas fever in Sonora and cites risk of infected cattle crossing the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Atkinson
Calabasas
United States Grand Jury
Arizona
Sonora
Atkinson
The
Citizen Today
Bureau of Animal Industry
Commission
Ir. Atkinson
Texas
W.ic
Santa Cruz
Black Diamond Mine Opens New Phase With Heavy Investment
Black Diamond mine superintendent J G Hearne toured Tucson returning to Peares. The company installs a 200 ton smetter due June 1 and has machinery for smilter power plant and tramways on site. New ore dumps rise as high grade ore expands. About 100 workers on payroll. camp facilities include offices and a 16 room hotel near completion for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hearne
Tucson
Peares
Tenceforth
Marco Polo Book Inspired Columbus Voyage Idea
The article explains how Marco Polo's travel account shaped medieval views of Asia and sparked Columbus to seek the eastern coast by sailing west. It notes Polo's descriptions of eastern Asia and a western sea boundary, which influenced Columbus and his realization upon reaching Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Eastern
Polo
Mar
Grand Khan
Ile
Columbus
Cuba
Marco Polo
A Soulless Satrap in a Cold Wave
The Saturday Evening Post describes a harsh unhappy editor as a soulless satrap who drains life from others work. He guards his sanctum, risks losing manuscripts, and may print unsigned or mutilated pieces while paying less than fair value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Weather report for Tucson by Observer Wetmore
Local weather note reports a low of 64 degrees in Tucson with a high of 86. Wind from the northwest, cloudy skies and a low barometer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
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Peerless Flour
Agle Milling Co
Tucson, Ariz
City News
Wilson's
Bell
Fannie Fletcher
Vular
Juston
Hawkey
Jim Healey
Katenzen
Ther Street
Telephone Company
Chamber of Free Telephone
Dge Purcell
Phoenix
Cooper
R. R. Richardson
Patagonia
Wm. B. Andy
Mose Drachman
G. Capo
Clongr
Eves
Gorham Mfg. Co
Sterling
Rogers Vs
Lalace Meat Market
Ian
Y. C. Bennett
Old Pueblo
J. W. Goodfriend
Vo. B. Gingery
Jucson
M. M. Cants
W. B. Sayers
Harry Walthern
Victoria
G. H. Bradt
Wife
Denver
F. Leward
Chicago
Elks
Tucson Woman’s Club
Galabasas Gatsleman
Black Diamond Mine
Hearne
Local Weather Report
McKee and Mason
West Congress Street
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
Robert Cole
Fort Jone
Baldwin
the Singer Mfg. Co
P. O
Wri Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Forment
Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Adolf
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
Mick
Crescent Cigar
Sas
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
F. J. Villaescvusa
Meyer
Bell's Pharmacy
Cali
Willis P. Haynes
Cor
Broadway
D. 8
Stone Avenue
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