City News Briefs Report Fire Fight and Local Happenings
At 2 PM a fire alarm at the city hall Signaled a blaze in the rear of the public school on Military Viata. The blaze started from rubbish and spread to a wood pile and fence, but was extinguished by the time the department arrived. The janitor had attached a private hose when alerted by a nearby house. Trains 9 and 10 were on time at 3 PM. Tucson Grays postponed a meeting to discuss E L Shaw’s financing plan. Francisco Orosco to have preliminary hearing Monday at 10 for grand larceny. Freddie Bergsland’s items traced to J M Mariscal. Tim mansey fined six days for beatings. Paul Jones fined six dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct. The funeral of Tom Gregory was held with G A R honors. Veterans attended, and the coffin bore a flag, with wreaths and laurel.
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Military Viata
Tucson Grays
E. L. Shaw
Shaw
E. G. Capo
Hawke
Tim Mansey
Paul Jones
Tom Gregory
Minty
J. A. Zabriskie
J. H. Hauman
Douglas Snyder
Daniel Hayes
Wm. Hanney
John Stone
E. Clarke
Tucson Couple Granted Marriage License
In probate court today Deputy Louis Davis acting for the probate judge issued a marriage license to Gabriel F. Diaz and Francisca Mendez, both of Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Davis
District Court
Gabriel F. Diaz
Francisca Mendez
Tucson
Day C Personal Mention items noted arrivals and departures
J A McEnery special agent of the Treasury Department at El Paso arrived last night to attend the Hoay trial as a government witness. R P Conner paused in the city on his way from Washington Camp to the Philippine Islands for government service. Mrs E R Stafford arrived from Safford to spend a few days in the city. L Carterie a cattle buyer from San Jose is in town on cattle business. Charles Hauer left for Denver to engineer a mining deal in the Canada del Oro.
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J. A. McEnery
Treasury Department
el Paso
Hoay
R. P. Conner
Washington Camp
Philippine Islands
E. R. Stafford
Safford
Ariz
L. Carterie
San Jose
Cal
Charles Hauer
Denver
Canada del Oro
A O U W Lodge Plans Degree of Honor Session
Arizona Lodge No 1 A O U W invites members and families to an open session on Wednesday evening at 7 pm in April 1902 to discuss instituting a Degree of Honor Lodge the ladies auxiliary. Mary Alden and Carrie Heyman will be present to explain details and collect signatures. Refreshments will follow. Master Workman H W Altman and Recorder Thomas Conlon oversee notices.
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Arizona Lodge No
Sira
Mary
B. Alden
Carrie Heyman
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
H. W. Altman
Master Workman
Electric Bitters touted against malaria in Virginia swamps
The advertisement claims Maana germs flourish in wet ground in Virginia and elsewhere causing fever aches and weakness. It promotes Electric Bitters as a sure remedy to destroy malaria and prevent typhoid citing John Charleston of Overville Ohio praising the product. Priced at 60 cents with druggists guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Virginia
John Charleston
Overville
Hoey Case Nears Trial with Depositions Pending
The Hoey trial is set for Monday as Wm. M. Hoey arrives from Nogales. Vice Consul Marowitz completed depositions from Nogales witnesses and will forward them to Tucson. Several Hoey allies and witnesses are en route for the hearing, with Judge Barnes expected back to preside.
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Hoey
Wm. M. Hoey
Nogales
Marowitz
Sonora
Tucson
S. K. Freeman
Bristol
Custom House
Brandon
Sea
W. W. Flewelling
Bisbee
Judge Davis cited for gambling case in Tombstone remark
Letter from Fairbank Arizona dated April 10 1902 challenges a Citizen report caption Huey Charges. The writer notes Judge Davis commented on a grand jury report about a government officer charged with gambling at a recent Tombstone court session. The grand jury criticized but did not indict. The remark caused embarrassment for the judge.
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Fairbank
Ariz
The
Citizen
Huey
Davis
Grand Jury
Tombstone
Grand
Judge Davia Remarks Reported Substantially Correct
Letter from Ben Heney questions accuracy of judge Davia’s remarks as published. The Citigth states its report of the judge’s comments was substantially correct.
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Citigth
Ar, Heney
Davia
Santa Rita Hotel project to proceed with Rafael funding
Los Angeles financier Mr. Rafael plans to arrive in Tucson to decide on contracting method for the Hotel Santa Rita. Trost and Rust approved revised plans and local estimates prepared by H. W. Altman indicate foundation work may start in two to three weeks with bids aimed at local firms.
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Somc .E
R. HE. Rafael
Los Angeles
Tucson
Rafael
Art. Rafael
Trost & Rust
H. W
Itman
Altman
Weather report for Tucson by Observer Wetmore
Tucson weather today reports a low temperature of six degrees with a high near six in clear conditions. Wind from the northwest and a low barometer are noted by observer E L Wetmore.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
New Baby Back to Health With Grape-Nuts Feed
A mother recounts a recovery using Grape-Nuts after difficult nursing due to weakness and low milk. She followed Dr Campbell’s advice to feed four teaspoons in hot milk at night and give the baby hot milk with the food, restoring her strength and enabling nursing. Neighbors notice rapid improvement and inquire about the method.
Government fuel proposals sought for multiple forts
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here and at the post quartermasters for supplying fuel to Forts Apache Grant Huachuca A T Forts Board and Wingate N M Forts Douglas and Duchesne Utah Forts D A Russell Mackenzie and Washakie Wyo Fort Logan and Denver Colo for the fiscal year ending June 30 1903. Bids due May 12 1902 at 11 am. Envelopes marked Proposals for Fuel.
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Denver
Colo
Forts Apache
Grant
Huachuca
A. T
Forts Board and Wingate
N. M
Douglas and DuChesne
Utah
D. A. Russell
Mackenzie and Washakie
Wyo
Fort Logan
J. W. Pop
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling Coo
Tucson, Ariz
the City News
Luke Radulovich
Pima County
Francisco Orosco
D. 8. Cochran
Constable Mancet
Freddie Bergsland
J. M. Mariscal
A. O. U. W. Attention
Thomas Conlon
Lel
Cafe Goldtree
E.G
CAPO
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Model Shop
W. Cc. Bennett
J. L. Hathaway
Mr. Hathaway
United States
Guillermo Vasquez
J. K. Brown
Foreman
Walter Doredo
John Zellweger
KE. A. Watkins
Pedro Lopez
Arthur Lutley
W. F. Marleau
Sam Bauman
J. N. Pemberton
John Beck
Russel Manning
W. S. Bartlett
Francia Albert Drake
Board of Supervisors
Thomas Aims
F.S. Holt
Charlies Blenman
Charles Hood
Nacco
Avelino Flores
Flores
George Scholefield
E. L. Vail
Wm. Zeek
E. A. Watkins
P. Dowling
J. N. Brown
S. M. Burr
W. E. Francis
Angel Valenzuela
R. B. Parsons
F. S. Webster
John Parker
H. D. Corbett
A. Baron
A. KE. Crepin
Wm. Dumont
John Fawley
8. L. Peck
Valenzuela
Alex Rossi
Lulu Rossi
Mrs. Rossi
Ton A
Ben Heney
Hotel
Santa Rita
Mr. Rafael
Local Weather Report
Baldwin
P.O
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati
Ohio
Horn Adv
Ass’n
Broadway
New York
PD. &. Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
North Meyer Atteet
Tenth Avenue
Century Block
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South
Stone Avenue
Bell's Pharmacy
Deelling
Fireman's. Fund
Cali
Willis P. Haynes
Col
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