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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1902

Page

4

Arizona News Focuses on Smelter Plans and Mining

Plans are considered to build a Willcox smelter by San Francisco interests led by Frank King of Tucson and George H. Wilson of Willcox. H. J. Ramer, a pioneer Arizona cattleman, ships horses to Kansas City and plans further cattle shipments from Pleasant Valley. The piece notes a new health law for miners in the Territories, a proposed Douglas ice and electric plant, and a street-level view of mining and railroad ventures across the region including Congress Junction and the Cananea railroad project.

Willcox San Francisco Frank King Tucson George H. W,ison Territories

Labor Day Proclamation Declares 1902 Observance in Arizona Territory

Governor Alexander O. Brodie proclaims Labor Day a legal holiday in the Territory of Arizona for September 1, 1902. He urges all industries and businesses to close and urges employers to cooperate in honoring labor and supporting industrial development, dated August 18, 1902 in Phoenix with the territorial seal.

Territory of Arizona Executive Department Congress I. Alexander O. Brodie Territory of Arizona Phoenix A. D Alexander O. Brodie William English

Rangers in Trouble Over Bisbee Scrap Displeases Camp

News from Bisbee reports a clash between Burton C. Mossman’s Arizona Rangers and city police following a high stakes poker dispute. Ranger Grover claimed the pot was fixed, prompting police intervention and criticism of Mossman. A petition to Governor Brodie seeks Mossman’s removal, signed by Bisbee residents claiming conduct unbecoming a public officer.

Burton C. Mossman Grover Page Bisbee Rangers Mossman Brodie A. O. Brodie Arizona Phoenix A. T Arizona Rangers Captain Mossman

Personal Mention Highlights Visitors And Local Officials

A roster of visitors and locals appears in Personal Mention as A. E. Bogan visits from Arivaca to see brothers John and Ivo Bogan. Michael Ohl of Willcox is in the city on business. The board of equalization adjourned in Phoenix and he traveled down on No. 10. Eugene Blakeslee, organizer for the Catholic Knights, has been in town. M. E. Fryer returns from New York and will depart for Camp Argynos soon. George Norton, Santa Fe official, inspected lines in southern towns. Matt Walker arrives from the Quijotons. L. H. Landis of Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix stops over. headquarters at the capital. George Gallagher, Phoenix contractor, passes through en route to Benson. Guy Boschke comes in from Sulphide Juan Edson, the Sleuth, is in town. Auditor W. F. Nichols travels to Willcox. Eugene Trippel leaves for Mesa on business. Mrs. F. W. Cooper departs for Los Angeles for a two week visit. Leslie H. Ruhart of New York Life Arizona manager is in the city. J. E. Owen travels from the Banner camp in the Sierritas. W. E. Black of Mammoth and Archie Ramsey of Oracle arrive by stage. Ross Russell recovers from typhoid and heads to Phoenix tonight with his sister Mrs. F. W. Hill.

Michael Ohl Willcox Board of Equalization Phoenix Eugene Blakeslee Catholic Knights M. E. Fryer New York Camp Argyros George Norton Matt Walker Quijotons L. H. Landis Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix George Gallagher Benson Leslie H. Rhuart Arizona New York Life J. E. Owen Banner Sierritas W. E. Black Mammoth Archie Ramsey Oracle Ross Russell F. W. Hill

Try Our Potato Salad At Miller Bros And Co

Read a local ad offering potato salad available every Wednesday and Saturday at Miller Bros. & Co. Phone 261 for orders or inquiries.

Miller Bros. & CO

Secret of Her Beauty Dr King’s New Life Pills

Juicy claim that a sprightly woman owes her flawless skin and rosy complexion to Dr King’s New Life Pills. Advertises that all organs stay active, digestion improves, headaches vanish, and it fights blues. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

Gold Dust by The N. K. Fairbank Company

An advertisement noting Gold Dust product made exclusively by The N. K. Fairbank Company with offices in Chicago New York and St Louis and describing its makers.

N. K

Weather Bulletin Warns of Storm Bandlate in Tucson

Observer E L Wetmore notes cloudy skies and west winds with a minima and maxima. A storm system approaches from the south bringing electric storm activity and possible earthquakes on or before the 27th.

Tucson E. L. Wetmore

Stock Reduction Sale at Congress Street Move

Owing to preparations to move to Congress street we will sell all harness saddles buggies and wagons at greatly reduced prices until September 1. F J Villaescusa 110 S Meyer Street. The finest hand carved leather goods in latest design at low prices at BE G Capo's.

Congress Street F. J. Villaescusa S. Meyer Street BE. G. Capo’s

Poisoned eye threat turns to healing with salve

A Sioux City woman recalls her 11 year old son nearly losing sight after weed exposure. A neighbor recommended DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and he recovered quickly. The ad promotes the salve for skin diseases, cuts and burns and mentions Bell's Pharmacy. It also advertises deli meats and Smith's Tailor for spring wardrobe needs.

W. H. Dibble Sioux City DeWitt Bell’s

The Clumsy Man

A humorous portrait from the Philadelphia Ledger of the overcurious clumsy man who stalks past politeness with relentless questions. He seeks every past misstep and health detail, turning casual greetings into long data about ailments and old incidents. His probing remarks blur lines of sympathy and push into uncomfortable scrutiny.

Man jailed after folding bed injury case

Dialogue reveals a judge questioning a prisoner charged with seriously injuring his wife by enclosing her in a folding bed. The prisoner admits intent to see if it could trap her while a companion quips that daylight exposure would hinder any imaginative suitor.

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Kidney Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back and kidney pain. It features a testimonial from Mr. C. S. Keep of Colorado Springs and cites endorsements from Worcester and other Eastern cities, noting 50 cent box price and Forest Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents.

Dean C. S. Keep E. Caramillo Street Colorado Springs Colorado Associated Press Massachusetts Worcester Tucson George Martin Forest-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan’s

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Tonic Touted by Milton Resident

A Milton Pennsylvania testimonial touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver tonic and poison expeller with a customer claim of long use and satisfaction. The notice also advertises a summer laprobe clearance at F Ronstadt corner Broadway and Sixth Ave with all stock to be cleared.

DeWitt W. Scott Highland Ave Milton Bell F. Ronstadt Broadway Sixth Ave

Piles Case Cured by Arnica Salve

In Verbena Alabama F A Gulledge paid doctors for piles causing twenty four tumors. After treatment failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The product subdues inflammation eases aches and pains and is advertised as the best salve in the world priced at 25 cents at all druggists.

F. A. Gulledge Verbena Alabama Bucklen

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ED Stapleton Arcadian Pharmacy Cook & CO Phoenix, Arizona Prescott, Arizona Tucson, Arizona Arizona News H. J. Ramer Watsons New Mexico Holbrook Kansas City Mr. Ramer Pleasant Valley Douglas California Congress Junction Colorado River Frank M. Murphy Prescott Cincinnati Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y Wm. H. Johnson Avondale Chester Co Globe W. A. Clark Montana Jerome Butte Fort Grant District Court Coconino County John McCarty Mogollon Mountains Copper Queen Company Old Dominion Copper Hill United Globe Dswees Archer E. A. McFarland Cananea Railroad Cananea Alfred J. McClatchie Agricultural Experiment Station University of Arizona Labor Day A. E. Bogan Arivaca Brothers John and Ivo Bogan Guy Boschke Juan Edson W. F. Nichols Eugene Trippel Mesa Marshal Hill F. W. Cooper Los Angeles Gold Dust Twins Camus Freres Goldbaum’s E. Congress Local Weather Report Smith Yesteryear Philadelphia Ledger Martin Ernst, Plater Chronic Kickers al Furniture Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co Stone Ave Emma Buych West McCormick Street H. B Citizen Office Adress “E Wheeler & Wilson West Pennington St Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines W. Pennington St Military Plaza McCormick St Stone Avenue P. O. Box D. S. Valencia Congress and Alex Rossi Geo. W. Fry Viola Iowa Bell’s Pharmacy E. G. Capo’s
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