City News Briefs From The Courthouse And Local Hotels
United States Attorney Frederick Nave leaves on court business to Nogales. Judge Hawke returns from Cochise County. County jail is nearly empty. Armstrong arrives to manage the Orndorff Hotel in Los Angeles, leased from the Corbett Brothers. Bonds for Pima County are bid at 4 percent. Julia Cunningham highest bidder. Looper moves office. Grand Jury sessions shift rooms. Reyes Alcaraz held for smuggling. six months jail before next Grand Jury meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nave
Nogales
Mar Sing
United States
Uno
Sing
Woon
Hawke
Cochise County
Wilson
Armstrong
Los Angeles
Asume
Orndorff
Armetead
Corbett Brothers
Portland Wer
Portland
Oregon
San Franisco
Chicago
KR. W. Pittock
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Act of Congress
Arizona National Bank
Julia Cunningham
Ereford & Hazzard
W. F. Looper
Court House
Cooper
Territorial Grand Jury
Unitedates
Reno
Reyes Alcaraz
United States Grand Jury
Williams
Bisnee
Alcarez
E. A. Revnoch
Naco
Frederick S. Nave
Burro
Tucson
George
Dominguez
Mescado
Woman dies of paralysis stroke in Tucson
Ygnacia Terraza died yesterday at fifty eight after a stroke of paralysis. She had lived in Tucson thirty years and will be buried in the Catholic cemetery. The item also notes local deaths and civic notices including infant Alberto Henenes and others.
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Ygnacia Terraza
Tucson
Richey Defends Estate Role in Wedge Matter
In a letter to the editor O T Richey explains he is a court appointed trustee for the Mark Aldrich estate. He notes limited powers and ongoing litigation, asserts he cannot incur further encumbrances without court approval, and states he has no opposition to removing the wedge while offering to settle assessments with mortgagee guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Aldrich
District Court
O. T. Richey
Your Decision This Day and Paine's Celery Compound
A public notice extols Paine's Celery Compound urging immediate use to avert disease and promote health. It claims the medicine strengthens the blood nerves digestion and sleep while banishing disease seeds, and stresses decisive action today to avoid misery and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piine
Paine
Anne
Personal Mention Item Highlights Cochise County Residents
John B. Slaughter ex-sheriff and prominent Cochise cattleman visits the city. Skinny Johnson plans to move from Bisbee to Tucson. Dan Sawyer returns from Sonora after three weeks in cattle business. Laura Hollman resigns Tuc son Public Schools teaching post. Miss Evans to replace her. Hollman to marry a mining man at Cananea. W F Staunton of Congress Gold Mine in town. aiding Tombstone Consolidated works nearing completion. Mrs. F H Herndon and children visit Clarksville Mo. Rail Achley and J J Clarke San Pedro ranchers in town. Shelby M Cullom, Phoenix internal revenue collector, passes through. William Robert Read from Nogales registers at the Windsor. Frank Heiling of Cananea mine arrives from Oracle by stage.
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John B. Slaughter
Eberiff
Cochise County
O. H. J. Johnson
Johnson
Bisbee
Ucson
Wise Laura Hollman
Tucson
Miss Evans
Miss Hollman
Cananea
W. F. Staunton
Congress
Development Company of America
Tombstone Consolidated
Staunton
F.H. Herndon
Herndon
Aehe 1
Clarkeville
MoRail Achley
J. J. Clarke
San Pedro
Shelby M. Cullom
Internal Revenue
Phoenix
William Robert Read
Nogales
Windsor
Frank Heiling
Oracle
El Paso cattleman brings bulls and plans Canada range test
Ben Gatlin of El Paso arrived with two carloads of Durham bulls from Western Texas to R G Brady’s ranch. He notes Mexican ranchers are improving herds, and outlines an experiment to release 7,000 head of two year old Mexican heifers with Hereford bulls in Northwestern Canada. The plan, in bond, aims to gauge cattle business impact for Texas and northern Mexico.
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B. S. Catlin
el Paso
Sungay
R. G. Brady
Texas
Mr. Catlin
Mexico
United States
Bond
Montana
Catuin
Auction Sale In Tucson Offers Furniture And Horse
Auctioneer Richard Starr lists a large estate sale at residence arnest Abadie No 24 Ott Street on Wednesday at 1 PM. Items include bedstead dresser chiffronier mirror rugs rocking chairs dining set sewing machine stove and a horse with buggy and harness.
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Tucson
Jardine de Wilton
Morris
Arnest Abadie
Ott Street
Zord
Hichard Starr
The Christian play by Hall Caine at Tucson Opera House
Liebler and Company predicts The Christian will captivate audiences as a dramatic adaptation of the novel. The engagement at the Tucson Opera House features Edward Morgan and a grand scenic production, reflecting the New York original. Dr. A. Bell offers free eye examinations with properly fitted glasses.
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Liebler & Co
Hall Caine
Tucson Opera House
Edward Morgan
New York
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling CO
Tucson, Ariz
the City News
Mississippi
E.G
Capo Jeweler
Optician
Ww. Congres
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Alberto
Mrs. Henenes
Wiley Tussing
Oace
Rochester Ford
Mr. Tussing
Ventura
Cal
George Noble Todd
Colorado Spring
Deming
Grouna
Owls
Trost & Rust
Cochran
Bayless & Berklaw
Casa Grande
J. C. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Pacific Coast
San Xavier Division No. 313
Order
Lon Haley
Te Lodge
Shepard
Teodora Bufando
Sonora
Bufando
Joaquin Maédwego
Barro Libre
Druoge Wilson
Thos
Magee
James Kennedy
Myers
Chris Jannette
Kennedy
Chris
J. B Wilson
Eugene J. Trippel
Coleone Herring
Tucson Lodge
C. W. Wright
Wm. Herring
A. Bernard
James B. Finley
Kirk L. Hart
Col Herring
Mr. Finley
Mr. Richey
the Citizen
Paine’s
Ness
Dan Sawyer
Ben Gatlin
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Ernest Abadie
West Congress
the Christian
Dr. A
Ell
AI Furniture
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Yleasant
R. Bd
Windsor Hotel
Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Ceniury
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
Fourth and Fifth Street
Brady-Senneider Commission LC
Wright
Crescent Cigar CO
West
Congress St
Pera
A. V. Grossetta
Liebler & Company
Christian
John Storm
Julia Stuart As
Glory Quayle
Kimball & Francis
Bell's Pharmacy
Cali
Willis P. Haynes
Col
Broadway
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