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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1902

Page

5

City News In Paragraphs: Sunset Passage and Local Happenings

The last Sunset limited east will pass through one city tomorrow night at ten o’clock. Nina Weaver died after ten days of pneumonia at 509 Toole Avenue after residing here about six months. Interment will be made at Arizona. Frank Russell oversaw erecting a 120 foot fag pole for the Carnegie Library, costing 80 dollars. Captain Stooksbury of the Salvation Army travels to Cananea with Lieutenant Parker for field work. Ben Catlin, ex city clerk of El Paso, visited Tucson. John Brockman and D. M. Barringer of the Commonwealth Mining Co arrived from Los Angeles. they purchased the Worlds Fair mine at Patagonia and Casey mines at Dos Cabezas. Brockman testified before the grand jury against Saundercock and Carter for ore theft at the Commonwealth mine.

Nina Weaver Toole Avenue Arizona Frank Russell Carnegie Library Stooksbury Salvation Army Lananea Ce Parker Naco Bisbee Stookbury Lieut Cananea Salvaton Army Commonwealth Mining Company Los Angeles Barringer Aladelphia Brockman Patagonia Casey Dos Cabezas Thomas Saundercock Tomas Carter Commonwealth

Arcadia visitors travel to Grand Canyon and Honolulu

Mr and Mrs Louis Prang of Boston visiting Oracle area plan overland trip to Florence Phoenix Grand Canyon then Los Angeles and San Francisco to sail for Honolulu. They will tour the Philippines before returning. The Camp Condon mine is closed indefinitely and superintendent Frank Heilig gave no reason. J B Aldwinkle, formerly Oracle ranch owner now a California cattleman, visited Mountain View Hotel this week. The Arcadia party picnicked at Camp Bonito last week and enjoyed a delightful day at the mine.

Oracle iAriz Louis Prang Boston Arcadia Ranch Florence Phoenix Grand Canyon Los Angeles San Francisco Honolulu United States Philippines Camp Condon Frank Heilig J. B. Aldwinkle California Mountain View Camp Bonito

Local Visitors Return East Residents To Oracle Camp

The passage lists Mr and Mrs Prang Mrs Charles Waddlesa Mr C Kiser Meyers Rood Ellifritt Ward and Meyers Mr John Moore who winters here and returns home Dr and Mrs W L Wood of Portland camp near the Neacot Cottage at Oracle Mr and Mrs H White and Miss Hila Clarse of igourney Iowa expected in Oracle for summer Burdock Blood Bitters suggested for digestion and health.

Prang Charles Waddlesa Mre C. Kiser Meyers Rood Ellifritt Ward and John Moore W. L. Wood Portland Nea Oracle White Hila Clarse Igourney, Lowa

Personal Mention reported from Mammoth to Phoenix

Thomas N Wills a San Pedro cattleman arrived from Mammoth and seeks the Pinal County sheriff seat on the Democratic ticket. Martin Costello of Tombstone came by burro and stays at the Windsor. Several mining officials and travelers from Cerro Cananea Benson Oracle Hermosillo Los Angeles and Washington Camp were in the city for Sunday.

Thomas N. Wills San Pedro Mammoth Wills Pinal County Martin Costello Tombstone Burro Windsor W.W. J. Fryer Cerro Colo Thomas J. Stead Argyros Mining Company Er. A. McFarland Cananea Brimmer Loma Verde Thos. C. Pattoh Mr. Paxton Los Angeles I. &. Salisbury Smith Oracle Mr. Smith Copper Hill Wirk A. J. Pidgeon Benson Willis P. Haynes San Francisco Gen. L. H. Manning Los Angels J. W. Estill M. C. Johnson Frank M. Poll Child B. J. Aldwinkle Hanford Cal Arizona Willis P.harlow Hermosillo Phoenix George A. Lansbury Washington Camp Ruiz

Fine assortment of Summer Millinery at Tucson Millinery

Mrs Addie Griffith announces a fine dissortment of summer millinery now on display with reasonable prices. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is advertised to cure coughs and colds, claimed to reach near consumption.

Tucson Addie Griffith Mer

Salt excess linked to cancer claims by London physician

A London physician proposes that excess salt contributes to cancer as one of four factors, requiring additional causes such as overnourishment, bodily impurities from poor oxidation of food, and local irritants. He notes low cancer rates amongJewesses and savages, cites animal exposure with salt use in sheep, cows and horses, and observes pigs lack such exposure.

London

Advice for dental care from a dentist

A dentist suggests gentle brushing twice daily with a small soft brush and rubbing the sore gum area with dry bicarbonate of soda before bed. He notes some use carbolic and soda mouthwash as an alternative and recommends a narrow rubber band between teeth to catch deposits, avoiding dental silk threading that can cut gums.

Siberian Camels Endure Extreme Cold and Heat

The native camels of Siberia are hardy travelers. On the Mongolian plateau, temperatures reach 40 degrees below zero, yet camels trek calmly as if spring. In the Gold Desert, heat climbs to 140 degrees, and the beasts endure it with equal composure.

Siberia Mongolian

Tobacco smoke toxins magnified by alcohol

The London Lancet notes that harmful effects from smoking tobacco are intensified by alcohol. It explains pyridine, the chief toxic constituent, dissolves more readily in alcohol than in water and can be traced in the mouth of heavy smokers, especially cigar users. An alcoholic drink can quickly wash out this oil and move it to the stomach.

Statehood Drive and Library Bond Hit Washington Circuit

Noted lawyer Colonel William Herring says statehood remains a live issue as Congress considers the $20,000 library appropriation for the University of Arizona. Herring and Hon. Marx Smith lobbied in Washington and expect favorable House action though Senate caution remains. The Copper Queen Company legal clash over US land rights was argued before the Supreme Court, with government losses in Tucson and the territorial court. Herring also met Arizonans in New York including Rochester Ford and Attorney General Ainsworth.

William Herring Washington Congress General Assembly University of Arizona Marx Smith Herring House Senate Territories Mr. Smith Ie United States Copper Queen Company Supreme Court of the United States Colonel Erring United States Tucson Supreme Court of Territory Colonel Herring Delegate Smith New York East Rochester Ford Ainsworth

Doctor Says You Are Father Of Fine Girl

A brief exchange notes the birth of a girl and the amused reaction of the narrator. The Philadelphia Press context hints at a public notice style comment on paternity and family joy with light tone.

Subbubse

Never Relinquishes the Chair in Colorado House

A woman has acted as speaker of the Colorado house of representatives says Kilduff. Mrs Tiff acts as speaker of my house, adds Me. Tiff. The exchanges reveal a joking tone about leadership and memory in a column sampling remarks from Detroit Tree Press and Chicago News.

Colorado House of Representatives Kilduff Tiff Detroit Tree Press

Specter of unpaid bills fades for prudently bought goods

The passage extols restraint in spending and the joy of giving pleasure to a loved one, suggesting financial prudence prevents debt while emphasizing generosity within means.

Dean's Ointment Heals Suffering Sore

A Bowling Green Ohio reader reports a persistent running itching sore on the leg vanished after using Dean's Ointment. The claimant, C. W. Lenhart, states relief came instantly and commits to the product for a permanent cure.

Dean C. W. Lenhart Bowling Green

Postum Sleep Help Story Shared by Reader

A reader recounts how coffee caused sleeplessness and nervous distress and credits switching to Postum with full recovery. She recalls a turning October evening three years ago when she first drank Postum and felt improvement within a week, staying well since. Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Mich is named.

June Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Robert's Restaurant Burglarized Last Night

Burglaries occurred at Robert's French Restaurant between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. last night. Entry likely through the rear. cash drawer held about $7 and a six shooter was stolen along with a bottle of whiskey. A ticket showing $6.80 was left behind. No other clues. Police notified.

Robert Mr. Roberts Roberts

Auction Sale in Tucson Offers Furnishings and Horse

A Tucson sale at residence 24 Ott Street by auctioneer Richard Starr features oak bedstead dresser chiffornier mirrors and a full house of furniture plus a horse buggy harness and double harness. The event occurs Wednesday the 23rd at 1 p m and lists many items including sewing machine and rugs.

Tucson Morris Arnest Abadie Ott Street Richard Starr

Summons in Pima County Justice Court Arizona

John Keating is summoned to appear in the First Precinct Justice Court in Tucson to answer a $7.35 claim for goods and a $14.85 bill from W. F. Kitt with possible default judgment. The notice is dated April 5 and issued by Justice L. S. Wilson.

John Keating Justice Court of the First Precinct Pima Territory of Arizona Justice Court First Precinct Jucson W. F. Kitt John Heidel Tucson L. S&s Wilson Seman Order of the Red Cross

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