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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1902

Page

5

City News Mixed Briefs On Courts Rail Trains And Local Events

A list of short items reports trains No 9 and 10 on time at 3 PM, a quiet title suit Robert B Tenney vs P R Tully Wass, and counsel S M Franklin. Local meetings address Bisbee challenge, executive office work adds clerk Miss Eleanor Harrison appointed by Governor Brodie. Apache camp near depot protests government rationing. A $3,200 lottery prize from a two dollar ticket is noted. Public notices include a court meeting to pick fifty rooms for primaries and a disorderly conduct case against Romero Alvaccs. International mining delegates named for September 1902 in Butte with multiple Arizona towns represented.

Robert B. Tenney P. R. Tully Wass District Court S. M. Franklin Brodie Eleanor Harrison Harrison Phoenix Butte Montana W. G. Blakely Prescott C. B. Steen Tombstone A. J. Doran Kingman Ralph H. Cameron Flagstaff W. B. McCleary Helvetia L. A. Dunham Clifton E. E. Greenwood KE. A. Haggett Mayer J. B. Tomlinson James S. Douglas Bisbee J. R. Leonard Octave Charnes BE. Worcs J. In. Curtis Tucson

Tucson Street Railway to Expand Lines and Update Power

Tucson Street Railway plans a rapid 60 day push to extend lines and loop the system. Stone avenue will reach Linteeth street while Toole avenue extends to Fourth and Sixteenth, linking loops in the southeast and northeast. company officials pledge speed, electrification within eight months, and seek public support while city street rails face routing limits.

Pueiio Tucson Street Railway Company Stone Avenue Publc Pueblo Linteeth Street Toole Avenue Fourth Avenue Sixteenth Street Stevens Avenue Ciniyate Nth Avenue Stocs Ul G. & Naniego Chae* Jioft W. H. Barnes P. B. Ziegler Dr. Matas H. D. Underwood Thomas Wison Albert Steinfeldt W. E. Felix R. Brena R. G. Brady F. H. Hereford Q Monier J. H. Martin Wm. Neal Ezra Bartett M. G. Samaniego Charles F. Hoff A. J. Underwood Ho Martin P. PB. Ziegler Mr. H.v Tucson Electric Light and Power Company Mr. Hoff Tucson Russell, Buehman Anderson Hoff South Stone Avenue Sixteenth and

Sealed bids sought for Grade of South Sixth Avenue Tucson

City of Tucson invites sealed bids by August 22 to grade South Sixth Avenue between Congress street and the city limits. Work must finish in 90 days with bond equal to twice contract amount and $100 bid security. City reserves right to reject all bids. inquiries to city engineer or street commissioner.

City Hall Tucson Arizona City Recorder Sixth Avenue Congress Street O. M. Anderson

The Black Paddy Drawing at Legal Tender Next Wednesday

The Black Paddy drawing is set to come off at the Legal Tender next Wednesday evening. The notice appears in the brief entry numbered 257 259.

Allen's Foot Fase powder advertises instant relief

Ladies gain relief from tight new shoes by shaking Allen's Foot Fase into them. The ad claims instant relief for corns and bunions and promotes Allen's Foot-Rose for sweating and hot feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores with trial offers by mail. Also notes a $5,000 life policy paid today to the widow of Stephen Ochoa by Conservative Life Insurance Co of Los Angeles.

Allen Allen & Olmsted le Roy Conservative Life Insurance Company Los Angeles Stephen Ochoa H. M. Rodgers

Personal Mention Items Update From The City

Mrs C O Wise left for Pueblo Colorado this morning. Guy Peschke arrived from the Sulphide camp yesterday. Mrs Sam Heinneman returned from her coast summer outing yesterday. Harry Constable a pioneer traveling man is in the city today. Adjon Steinfeld returned from San Francisco yesterday morning. George Scofield cattle inspector arrived on the Burro this morning overseeing a big shipment. W J Mirkpatrick and wife back from two weeks coast visit. Judge Pletcher M Dean came from Florence on No 10 this morning. J H Pollitzer up from Cananea for a few days. Jake promoter of the Naco bull fights. Barron Jacobs returned from touring yesterday morning with Mrs Drake.

C. O. Wise Pueblo Coloe Guy Peschke Sam Heinneman Harry Constable Adoion Steinfeld San Francisco George Scofield W. J. Mirkpatrick Pletcher M. Dean Florence J. H. Pollitzer Cananéa Jake Naco Barron Jacobs Mrs. Drake Capette

Veteran recounts Postum aid after coffee caused stomach ruin

Merrel Hutchinson of Reading Massachusetts describes war service and long dyspepsia from coffee. He credits Postum Cereal Coffee with ending stomach distress, restoring weight from 125 to about 160 pounds, and allowing him to work daily. He says Postum is not medicine but a nourishing drink.

Merrel Hutchinson Reading Massachuettts

A Kind Word Sparks Enduring Friendship

Two men who distrusted each other and may have been rivals found that a single kind word can start a lasting friendship. Gossip and competition may have kept them apart, yet the gentle remark began a bond that endured.

Pension opposition sparks harsh exchange in Tit-Bits

Reeler and Heeler clash over government employee pensions in a Tit-Bits remark. Heeler advocates extreme action against a worker unable to perform duties, while Reeler voices admonition. The exchange reflects heated public sentiment on pensioning and job fitness.

Reeler Heeler Lendon

Mars Talk Among Children and Old Tales

Fragmentary dialogue shows a child asking about Mars and life there while another narrator recalls hearing from a parent that names of seas lakes and islands are from dead languages. The piece hints at curiosity about space and the persistence of ancient words.

Det Mars Johnny Pepa

Positive Prof Jindec Absentmindedness Question Raised

The Philadelphia Record notes a humorous moment where an attorney questions proof of absentmindedness by recounting that a professor stopped his car not at a water fountain. The anecdote highlights a perceived lapse in attention.

Philadelphia

Painting and Paper Hanging by C V Rinehart

The C V Rinehart shop on 37 E Broadway offers painting and paper hanging services with reasonable charges.

C. V. Rinehart Shop E. Broadway

Wedding and Birthday Rings Made to Order at Capos Jewelers

E G Capo's, jeweler at 83 West Corcgresa Street offers custom wedding and birthday rings crafted to order for clients seeking personalized jewelry.

Capo’s West Corcgresa Street

Grewsome Indian Charm Ended Cheyenne Wars Says Washington Post

The National Museum displays a feared Cheyenne necklace gifted to Captain Burke after General Crook’s 1876 campaign. It features a buckskin cord, beadwork, twelve human fingers, flint arrowheads, and three medicine bags with charm stones. The relic, once owned by a famed Cheyenne medicine man, was said to possess miraculous powers and helped end hostilities after Big Bat delivered it to Burke.

National Museum John G. Burke United States Army Thoring Crook Fourth Cavalry R. C. Mackenzie Baptiste Pouvier Big Bat Colonel Burke Washington Post

Blessings born of sorrows and the fence tale origin

The Philadelphia Times recounts Goethe on blessings born from sorrows and notes poets learn from suffering. It also retells Senator John Sherman’s fence remark misused for political phrases, tracing its Ohio origin to a book agent encounter and its broader adoption.

John Sherman Sherman Ohio Philadelphia Times

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