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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1902

Page

6

Unusual 1902 Ledger and Oddball Debtor Escape Tale

A miscellany of anecdotes and notices including Joe Haines the comedian famed as Count Haines who reportedly escaped bailiffs by feigning debt settlement with a bishop. a Philadelphia joke exchange. commentary on after dinner meals and moral dyspepsia. tobacco and alcohol interplay. a Gold Coin Mining Company minutes and notary attestations from 1902 Arizona. plus a Friday auction listing of furniture and farming implements by Richard Starr.

Joe Blaines Charles Sr Count’ Haines Joe Joe Haines

Pima County Seeks Bids for Refunding Bonds

The County Treasurer of Pima County Arizona Territory invites bids by noon April 21 1902 for twenty five 1000 bonds maturing 1952. Bids payable in gold at Tucson or designated banks in New York or San Francisco. Minimum bid at par and interest. bids may be rejected. A certified check of 500 required. First insertion March 31 last April 17.

State of Illinois Cook Albert N. Charles H. R. Thomas Albert v. Charles Territory of Arizona County of Pima Tucson Pima County Arizona Territory U. S City of New York San Francisco Board of Supervisors Arizona Congress Pina County

Electric Bitters Promised to Beat Malaria in Swamps

An advertising note highlights Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and fever in Virginia swamps and marshy areas. It cites John Charleston of Ohio praising the remedy for malaria and liver troubles, and urges Tucson residents moving before April 10 to notify directory publisher Charles T. Connell for address updates.

Virginia John Charleston Vyesville Tucson Charles T. Connell West Pennington Street

Proposals sought for Indian subsistence goods in 1902 bids

The Interior Department announces sealed proposals for beef flour bacon and other subsistence articles plus boots shoes groceries soap and more for Indian Service with deliveries to Chicago New York and other depots. Bids due April 15 1902 and May 13 1902 with delivery points and bid terms listed. department may reject any bid.

Department of the Interior Ounce of Indian Affairs Washington D. C Commissioner of Indian Affairs Johnson Street Chicago Indian Wooster Street New York City Indian Service Indian Office Washington, D. C Ill Howard Street Omaha Neb Cheyenne Leavenworth St. Louis St. Paul San Francis Sioux City Yanton Arkansas City Caldwell Sopka Wichita Tucson

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