Tucson Daily Gity News Briefs Chronicle Local Matters
Reported this afternoon at 3 o clock two hours late, Ernesto Hernandez of Arivaca faces an insanity charge after a fall from his home. He is committed to the Phoenix asylum as doctors Ol and Whitmore examine his condition. Tucson’s Mayor Schumacher seeks photos of bachelors for forwarding to Cleveland, while a committee pushes Emilio Carrillo and Castello settlement plans. Roney is urged to settle trust obligations to unblock a wedge removal. Judge Hawke on vacation. 10 police court cases noted. Diaz a well dressed felon arrested for carrying concealed weapons. J Jackson fined for concealed weapons as he must leave town. Electric Light Co shows progress with new poles. Santa Rita hotel foundation to begin. Casey hotel renovations advance. Army recruiters report no available jobs for locals. Broadway sewer advances toward mid next week completion.
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Ernesto Hernandez
Arivaca
Oland Whitmore
Hernandez
Peace Asylum
Phoenix
Personal Mention Includes Travelers From Phoenix and Nogales
Items of the Day note C M Etter and E A Spaulding of Phoenix stopping in the city while returning from Sonora. George Berde and E B Shilleay of Vernon Ia busy with mining property in the Sierra. Edwin S Baker, special deputy collector at Nogales, returned to the Line City. C Sroufe headed for inspection on No 10. T J Barkley and J W McAuley of the Southwestern Commercial Company arrived from Ginaymas. Bob J White, Santa Cruz County under sheriff, came from Nogales on the textro today. Burson C Moseman, captain of the Suizone Rangers, returned on the Nogales train. Willis P Haynes left for San Francisco to visit his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Etter
E. A. Spaulding
Phoenix
Sonora
George Berde
E. B. Shilleay
Hic
The
Southwestern Commercial Company
Ginaymas
Bob J. White
Santa Crus County
Nogales
Textro
Burson C. Moseman
Suizone Rangers
Willis P. Haynes
San Francisco
de Wali Returga
Treson
Arizona Presbytery Excursion to the Mission
The Arizona Presbytery sessions remain engaging as Rev. R. M. Craig filled in for Dr. Pierson at the Baptist church. The group toured the University and heard talks from Rev. Duncan Brown of Tarkio and Rev. L. A. McAffee of Phoenix to students in the Assembly Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Presbytery
Pierson
Baptist Church
R. M. Craig
Arizona
New Mexico
Duncan Brown
Tarkio
L. A. McAffee
Phoenix
Presbytery Session Focuses on Mission Reports
Afternoon session of the Presbytery meeting devoted to transaction of business and reports from the home mission committee and synodical missionary. An Indian service is set for 7 30 tonight at the Baptist church with ten minute addresses by workers and Indian school pupils. The Presbytery concludes Sunday with visiting clergymen visiting the San Xavier mission tomorrow leaving about noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Home Mission Committee
Presbyterial
Synodical Missionary
Baptist Church
San Xavier Mission
Unique Collection of Deadly Weapons At County Court House
Judge Wilson turned over six old revolvers seized from defendants accused of offenses from simple assault to murder. The weapons, calibres 32 to 45, are stored in the county basement, not slated for sale due to lack of required advertising costs. The collection reflects varied offenses and may carry tales if they could speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Justices of the Peace
Meyer
Wilson
Summer Millinery Display at Tucson Millinery
Fine assortment of summer hats just received at the Tucson Millinery under Mrs. Addie Griffith, manager. Goods now on display with prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Addie Griffith
Mgr
The Christian closes Tucson season with Edward Morgan leading
Amusements note the theatrical season ends Friday night April 25 with The Christian the Hall Caine dramatization now in Tucson. Edward Morgan stars as John Storm Effie Eliser as Glory Quayle Viela Allen created the role. The season featured strong touring companies and high quality plays, though finances were uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
Tucson
Edward Morgan
John Storm
Effie Eliser
Glory Quayle
Viela Allen
Hotel Arrivals List From Western Cities
A miscellaneous roster shows hotel arrivals including OCCIDENTAL party members Joseph Shea Joseph Rapheal J E Miller Geo Crawford co Pray from San Francisco R T Patterson Dudleyville Geo Mu Brown and B E Hartley Wm Johnson Bishee W W Flewelling Nogales A K Reynolds C Z Riddle Charley Finley E Holland City ORNDORFF H R Basford J D Cardwell San Francisco O P Easen New York Robert De Band San Francisco D M Ridgway St Louis Mrs A F Consman Los Angeles F Rice Rochester and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental
Joseph Shea
Joseph Rapheal
J. E. Miller
Geo. Crawford
Co. Pray
San Franciseco
R. T. Patterson
Duddleyville
Geo. Mu Brown
Cochise
B. BE. Hartley
Wm. Johnson
Bishee
W. W. Flewelling
Nogales
C. Z. Riddle
Cnas
Finley
E. Holland
City
Orndorff
H. R. Basford
J.D. Cardwell
San Francisco
O. P. Easenpach
New York
Robert de Band
D. M. Ridgway
St. Louis
A. F. Consman
Los Angeles
Is. F. Rice
Rochester
Local Names List Across Cities and States
A fragmented roll of residents and spouses listed by city and state including San Augustine Windsor San Xavier and Park View with multiple individuals such as Mrs. Howard Lucker Eureka Dew R Oliver San Francisco and Frank Fitzsimmons Can aonea among others. The scattered names suggest a directory or social notice without a clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Augustine
Howard Lucker
Eureka
H. N. Barr
Billings
Mont
Dew R. Oliver
San Francisco
Clinton
Colorado
C. F. Karon
Mexico
Howell Jones
Topeka
Miss Cooke
pPhoenix
Bezoar Stones Once Valued Now Plentiful
The article notes there is no sale for bezoar stones today though they were once highly sought after. Bezoars form in cattle stomachs, are calcareous and hard like limestone, with a core often hair from the animal’s hide. Such concentrations are as plentiful now as ever.
Dismissal Ends Liquor Sale Case Against Jose Louis
United States court concludes criminal term by dismissing the case of Jose Louis who was charged with selling liquor to an Indian. The session also acquits Stanley on smuggling charges after a trial in Naco Arizona, while Ruiz faces trial for liquor sale to an Indian. Several juries and defendants are noted with mixed outcomes as the April term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoey
Blenman
Jose Louis
United States
Louis
McGee
Bureau of Etinology
Smithsonian Institution
Arizona
Washington
Hall
Forbes
Louis J. Stanley
Stanley
F. S. Webster
J. L. Powell
George Ki. Kohler
Corbett
A W. Smith
F. W. Wolcott
P. B. Soto
Wm. Dumont
Charles Douglas
A. E. Crepin
E. G. Capo
S. M. Burr
Satterwhite
Naco
Ariz
Adobe
Jenacio Ruiz
Ruiz
Sellng Higuor
A. Orfila
Joziah Ide
H. FB. Heighton
W. —. Hanney
Wm. Zeek
Sam Bauman
A. C. Coffey
Pedro Lopez
J. N. Pemberton
Russel Manning
W. &. Rrancia
W. 5
Jeux
John Parker
W. F. Marleau
Davis Wis
Jose Juan
Ailtye
Land Office Opens Township 14S 11E Lands for Entry May 19 1902
The Land Office at Tucson has received plats from the surveyor general for township 14 south ranges 11 and 15 east and the lands within these surveys will be open to entry on and after Monday May 19 1902.
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Tucson
Surveyor General
Postum Aims at Health Improvement Over Coffee
A Wisconsin man recounts an experiment leaving coffee and tea for Postum. He notes initial health improvements within a week including clearer tongue and better breath, plus relief from headaches and constipation. He later tested returning to cocoa and water and felt ill, attributing benefits to Postum rather than coffee abstention alone.
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Nton
Wis
Postum
Grand openings and lost mail notice in local ads
A fragment lists a lost mail item returning request for postoffice box 98, and announces multiple grand openings and sales. Felixs opening sale promotes $5 and $7.50 flannel suits and Tiffany glass pieces at low prices. Capos the Jeweler advertises 83 West Congress. Cabinet Cafe and Club Rooms opening on Saturday evening with music.
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Capos
West Congress
Cabinet
Mason
Arizona Insurance Premium Totals for 1901 Report
Office of the Secretary of the Territory of Arizona lists total premium receipts for 1901 from insurers. North British and Mercantile Insurance Company reports business in Arizona. Manhattan Life Insurance Company notes the year and confirms total premiums collected in the state amounting to 2,461.05 dollars. The secretary, ISAAC T. STODDARD, signs the document.
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L’erritory
Saerein
North Bkiuish and Mercantile Insurance Company
London
Edinburgh
G. B
Arizona
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
New York
N. Y
Isaac T. Stoddard
Burdock Blood Bitters Claims Quick Cure for Scrofula and Eruptive Diseases
A testimonial from C. F. Cornwell of Saugerties New York praises Burdock Blood Bitters and Daion’s Ointment for relief from scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and itching hemorrhoids after doctors failed. The ad emphasizes rapid permanent results and brand names.
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Daon
C. F. Cornwell
Valley Street
Saugerties
N. Y
Transportation Proposals Sought by Denver Quartermaster
Office Chief Quartermaster Denver invites sealed proposals in triplicate by 11 am March 31 1902 for transportation of military supplies on multiple routes and for drayage in Denver for the fiscal year starting July 1 1902. The U S reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals. Information on application. Envelopes marked Proposals for Transportation on Route No addressed to J W Pope Chief Q M.
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Denver
Colo
U. S
J. W. Pope
Q. M
Proposals Sought for Fuel Across Western Forts
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received in Denver and at post quartermasters until May 12 1902 for furnishing fuel to Forts Apache Grant Huachuca Bo ard Wingate Douglas DuChesne D A Russell Mackenzie Washakie and Logan and Denver during the fiscal year ending June 20 1903. Quantities may be partial and delivery points vary. The government may accept or reject any proposal.
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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
Wryo
Fort Logan
J. W. Pope
Cafe Goldtree Oyster Plate at 25 Cents
Jou can obtain a plate of oysters in any style at Cafe Goldtree for 25 cents, offering a budget option for seafood fans.
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Jou
Cafe Goldtree
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling CO
Tucson, Ariz
the Gity News
Schumacher
Cleve
Saan
Overs
T Wews
Emilio Carrillo
Fart Castello
C. Roney
Tate
Richey
Chao Se
Hawke
Sin Carlos
Sacramento
R. J. Lewis
Maria Torres
J Jackson
Electric Light Company
Santa Rita
Casey
Plaza
Old Pueblo
Philippines
Broadway
Santee
E. G
CAPO
Gorham Mig. Co
Sterling
Rogers Bros
the Model Shop
the West
W. C. Bennett
San Xavier
Duncan W. Wood
McCabe
L. F. Rowell
J. G. Rowell
Bill Sioss
el Paso
Mary Sawyers
Atlanta
J. C. Norton
C. H. Blemer
California
E.A. Spaulding
Park View
Geo. Berder
Mt. Vernon
E. B. Shillix
Mt Vernon
Co. Greenland
E. Belden
Benson
A. G. Dunmont
Ntagonia
Geo. Hilgren
Oracle
Paul Morgan
A. Williams
Wife
Carltons
Theu
W. BE. Felix
Felixs
Territory
Ernest Abadie
Fifth Ave
Leo
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Ceunury
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
Tyes
A. Schell
Optician
Madam LA Moss
West Broadway
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
A. V. Grossetta
Liebler & Company
Christian
Julia Stuart As
Ree
F Klimball & Francis
Bell's Pharmacy
Postofice
Cali
Willis P.haynes
Col
Washington, D. C
Culver Uniower Company
Louisiana Avenue
Calver UN Company
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