Local Tucson Items Mix Transport Delays and Upcoming Events
Train No 9 lagged while No 10 stayed on time. Red Men meet tonight as does the Odd Fellows. Antonio Savanteo dies at age 2 in Barrio Libre. Antonio and Amelia Franklin wedding announced. Santa Cruz rainfall noted. Grays seek fan enthusiasm next Sunday with parade and band. Prospect of a large El Paso & Southwestern mining strike along Tombstone branch. ground staked for quick development. University regents discuss land and timber values in Coconino. Labor Day baseball at Carrillo’s Gardens with machinists and boilermakers. Annie Hughes et al sue Tucson city over sewer assessment. Delegates named for International Mining Congress in Butte. City council to vote on Congress street sewer plans.
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Tombstone
el Paso & Southwestern
Annie Hughes
City of
Tucson
Lucia Parker
M. G. Samaniego
General Manning
The
Tucson Natatorium
Charles DeGroff
Frank Hereford
J. Knox Corbett
A. Orfila
Fifth Street
Main Street
New Ranger Captain Mossman Replaced by Tom Rynning
News from Phoenix reports Captain Burton C. Mossman resigning as ranger captain after a Bisbee saloon brawl and a following petition. Governor accepted the resignation and appointed Tom Rynning, a Tucson figure with Rough Riders service, to lead the Rangers.
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Phoenix
Burton C. Mossman
Rangers
Govenor
Tom Rynning
Mossman
Bisbee
Grover
Page
Tucson
Parsons & Rynning
Tom
Arizona
Rough Riders
Cuba
Bisbee Review
Solomonville
If You Drink Drink the Best at Miller Bros
Advertisement for Miller Bros Co urging customers to choose their drink, highlighting no extra cost and providing phone number 261 and address 66 East Congress Street.
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Miller Bros. & CO
Congress St
Miller Bros. @ Co
East Congress S
Old Palace Market
Big Ore Body Discovered In the Old Cuprite Mine
News from the Helvetia Mining district reports a major copper ore strike at the Cuprite mine eight miles from Vail Station. Ten feet of high grade ore with rich gold content around $41 per ton were found while crosscutting from the 150 foot level. The Caprite company, led by W. H. Lake, plans smelter development and expects dividend potential for local stockholders.
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Pima County
Messers J. J. Wash
J. W. Walsh
L. Ezekiel
E. C. Crane
W. H. Lake
Caprite
Vail Station
Helvetia
A Girl's Pluck and a Healthful Food Miracle
Miss Annie Avery, a Lanark Ontario student, credits Grape-Nuts with reversing a decline in health. She describes severe headaches, dyspepsia, and nervous strain that eased after starting the food, allowing her to study effectively and gain 30 pounds while aiming for her certificate in one year.
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Annie Avery
Lanark
Ontario
Rinehart Shop Offers Painting and Hanging Services
Have your painting and paper hanging done by C. V. Rinehart Shop at 37 E. Broadway. Charges reasonable.
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C. V. Rinehart Shop
E. Broadway
Chamber of Commerce Plans Evening Meeting in Tucson
The Chamber of Commerce will convene tomorrow at its South Stone avenue office at 8 pm. Members are urged to attend as discussions cover the Buehman ordinance, municipal ownership of the electric plant, and Tucson representation at a Los Angeles Senate committee meeting on statehood.
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Chamber of Commerce
South Stone Avenue
Buehman
Tucson
Burt Worthen
Adolph Bail
N. E. Plumer
Senate Committee On Territories
Los Angeles
Personal Mention Items From the City
Eugene Trippel returns from Mesa this morning. Don O'Keefe a noted mining man comes from Nogales on the Burro. Co M Burkhalter runs to the eastern division. Michael Ohl returns to Willcox after a city visit. Colonel William Herring leaves for his bee. General Manning back from Cochise County outing. W M Roberts leaves for Georgia to visit parents. Colonel W M Griffith returns from coast. Guy Boschke expects to leave for Galveston around the Ist. W L Johnson, mining expert, heads to Sonora with J M Curtis. Carl and Herbert Young of El Paso visit Willmann en route to Sacramento. G H Vanderwacker, sheep man, in Willcox for a few days. Dr A S Russell of Washington Camp in the city. W F Davis takes machinist helper role in shops. T W Healy, train dispatcher, set to resume duty soon.
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W. M. Griffith
Guy Boschke
Galveston
W. L. Johnson
Sonora
J. M. Curtis
Carl
Herbert Young
el Paso
Will Monahan
Sacramento
G. H. Vanderwwalker
Willcox
A. S. Russell
Washington Camp
W. F. Davis
T. W. Healy
Trade notice on A B C beer picture offers
The American Brewing Co. through Julius Goldbaum announces a trade incentive. From now on patrons return 24 bottle neck slips from quart bottles or 48 slips from pint bottles to receive one of 24 pictures. slips can be turned in at Julius Goldbaum’s retail store 71 East Congress St. and pictures sent to the customer.
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St. Louis
Julius Goldbaum
East Congress St
Julius Goldbaum, Inc
American Brewing Co
Pickpocket Causes Laughter In Realistic Valencia Theatrical Stunt
During a performance of Captain Lapalisse at a Valencia theater an actor Miralles was pickpocketed of his gold watch. Miralles shouted for help, the audience mistook the scene for part of the show and applauded. The thief escaped as police stood by. The piece also notes Don Perignon as inventor of the cork stopper for bottles.
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Captain Lapalisse
Valencia
Miralles
Don Perignon
Conflicting Meanings in English Revealed
The note highlights how the word cleave can mean to split apart or to cling together. It also cites nerv ous as a word with multiple opposite senses and mentions let and propuga as other examples.
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder for Painful Feet and Corns
Shake into your shoes with Allen's Foot-Ease a powder that cures painful feet and growing nails and relieves corns and bunions. It makes tight shoes feel easy, stops sweating and callousness, and offers quick comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. mail orders 25 cents. Trial size free. Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Wedding and Birth Rings Made to Order at Cape's Jeweler
Rings were made to order for a wedding and birth at E. G. Cape's, jeweler, located at 88 West Congress Street.
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Cape’s
West Congress Treet
Doctor H E Crepin Returns to Practice in City Office
Dr. H. E. Crepin has returned from a summer vacation spent two months in California mountain resorts. He will resume practice immediately in an old office located in the A. O. U. W. building. He is the same physician you can rely on when needed.
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H. E. Crepin
California
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Kitt’s
E. Congress St
Electrical Supply House
E. Russell
North Church
Brown’s Art Store
North Stone Avenue
H. Briggs
Abram Joseph
North Stone Ave
Brady-Schneider Commission CO
Stone Avenue
Yuma
Yuma County
Yuma Bakery
W.H. Shorey
New England
Tom King
Oldadsbee School
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
ILISP
Haynes
Broadway
Frank King
Pennington
Orfila
Phene dl
John D. Burgess
Ning
P. O. Box
Tucson, Ariz
G. H. Doe
E.G. Weedard
Doe & Woodard
P.O
Telephone
Steve Ochoa
Prop
Sts
Willis P. Haynes
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
E.G
CAPO
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the City News
Odd Fellows
Antonio Savanteo
Barrio Libre
Lou Baker
Amelia Franklin
Baker
Miss Franklin
Santa Cruz
Grays
Philharmonic
Board of Regents
Professor Hall
Coconino
Hall
Boilermakers
Carrillo’s Gardens
Tom Carter
Asanager
Carrilo’s Gardens
Brodie
International Mining Congress
Butte
Montana
F. M. Hartman
J. W. Middleton
Prescott
John Brockman
Pearce
W. L. Bell
Walker
E. B. Gage
W. F. Staunton
Congress
George Hamlin
J. L. Giroux
Jerome
N. S. Murray
Globe
Congress Street
Messilla Street
Fifth Avenue
Ranger
Eugene Trippel
Mesa
Don O'Keefe
Nogales
Co. M. Burkhalter
Michael Ohl
Wiliam Herring
Jack
Cochise County
W. M. Roberts
Georgia
Drachman
Oregon
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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