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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
5
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ym. X Collier of Hi lfienry’s Minstrels attends town. A. O. U. W. to elect officers and admit about thirty new members. A rancher arrested for drunk and disorderly behavior posts $6 bail. another Mexican receives five days in jail for $5. New machine bills arrive for Sabino gi company. work to resume next Monday. Cresceus rides at Union Park track. spectators view George Ketchum, his wife, E. W. Greene, and Tim Murnen. Expect large crowds as racing day approaches with ranchers and cattlemen arriving by trains. U S Marshall’s office moving to Phoenix. Tucson office to remain with J P Welles, chief deputy, moving headquarters. Francis Reno stays. City records show many births unreported. 44 births, 350 deaths, 122 marriages since Jan 1 1901. Rev J J Jeffries of California, father of champion boxer Jim Jeffries, returns from Holy Land trip. Police raided an opium joint at Main and Utt. Gin Lee jailed 25 days. four Americans bail out at 20 each. Jim Blip given five days on bread and water.
El Paso Herald reports on railroad crews and superintendents traveling between San Francisco Nogales and Tombstone. It notes a New York Central freight car damaged in the yard and a heavy demand for Beaumont oil blocked by oil tank car shortages. The piece mentions Sunset Development in La Barranca Sonora and a planned 70 mile railroad, plus health-related moves by several railroad staff and a pending investigation into smuggling allegations connected to Nogales.
Rich ore strikes in the Sierrita Mountains spur development with the Banner mine shipping 5,000 pounds of venday ore valued 80 to 100 yerton in silver. Ore is hauled to Tucson and shipped to El Paso. A new steam hoist and a concentrating plant are being installed. The Lincoln mine, aka the Poyne property, was recently sold to Eastern capitalists led by Henry Rickel of Cedar Rapids. A smelter will be erected and large scale work planned. Local figures Hob Fraser and Judge Pariel report rich prospects as land is rapidly claimed. Mrs. Pogue in city authorized 20 un adobies for workers housing. The district is set to become one of Pima county’s largest new developments. Beginning Monday, December 16, L Zeckendorf & Co. stores will stay open to 8:30 pm. Phone 2081 for messenger and parcel delivery to all parts of the city. Pioneer Transfer Co. 77-1m0
Prof Yale Adame acting president heads to Phoenix to address the Arizona Agricultural Association meeting tomorrow morning. Prof Blake departs for Tempe on Mines School business. Horton Jones named editor in chief of College Monthly succeeding BH Andrews who resigned and returned to California. University closes for holiday Friday for two weeks. Manual training exhibit led by Clay Parker at the Agricultural Association loan display in Phoenix.
Temperature range in Tucson today shows a low and a high with wind from the XN W sector. Clouds are noted and the barometer is falling.
Cattleman Isaac Bird of Merced visits Tucson to buy cattle and reports large demand for breeding cows. Bakersfield trader J E Anderson ships three trainloads from New Mexico to California. Arizona yearlings die from blackleg as buyers seek two year olds. Fr Chambertin herd near Florence eyed for purchase, 800 head. Frank King to move 800 Mexican cattle to Magdalena Sonora. Reis of San Francisco notes cattle scarcity. may seek New Mexico stock. Burleigh and King purchase 800 head near Fresno, driving to Tucson. rail car shortage hinders movement. Fat cattle shipments depart Tempe to Phoenix and Los Angeles. Gordon H True returns to Phoenix after Chicago livestock convention. predicts benefits to the industry.
Negley Post No. 1 Arizona Department elected officers for the ensuing year at an adjourned meeting. Robert H G Minty was re elected commander with C F Schumacher senior vice commander H Hale junior vice commander W J Rows quartermaster D Snyder sergeant J A Zabuskie chaplain N Fulmer officer of the day A Sampson officer of the guard. Selected to represent the post at the department encampment next June are C F Schumacher F W Shearer George Angus H Hale and RK R R Richardson with alternates W J Hoss J Behrich A D Stahl J K Bauman W C Dunne. The last encampment was at Williams and Tucson was chosen for the coming year.
It states free eye tests and professional advice from Dr HA Schell in Century block above Martin's drug store. If glasses are not needed, the service confirms it. if needed, it promises proper fitting at a reasonable price with relief guaranteed.
A New York Times piece recounts a western attendee who misnames a drink, prompting discussion on Eastern and Western English. It explains how Tennessee's first distillery, Red Heifer, led to the term born from a heifer, evolving into the slang horn and then born across the west and southwest.
A New York woman experiences severe asthma when moving from her long time residence in the city to a new neighborhood near the North River. The change proves intolerable within days, forcing abandonment of a new house. A second case describes a man unhappy away from upper floors in a hotel, troubled by being on ground level.
Classified notices invite room rentals furniture sales and job inquiries. Entries seek furnished rooms with bath price for monthly rent, complete furniture sets for housekeeping, and clerical or trust positions with references. Readers are directed to The Citizen office for inquiries at 49 54 48 50 West Street.
The column advertises services and shops including Goldtree's Up to Date Cafe at Court and Congress Streets Dr H A Schell optician Century stock upstairs and Winter stock for men and manufacturers. Pioneer Transfer Co offers storage furniture and safe handling at 17 Stone Ave.
The page notes updates from Dr. Geo H. Martin and Dr. Schell in advertising columns. It mentions Santa Claus’s acceptance with Fred Fleischman and a Pagoda Tea and Coffee Co Christmas tale. It also highlights Mr. A M Feldman’s transformation from rancher to resident in Tucson and directs readers to page 8 for Feldman’s ad.
Advert describes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as boosting stomach and liver function to improve energy and ambition. Claims a 26 cent box makes you feel like a new being, sold wholesale by L. Zeckendorf & Co and retail by Geo. Martin drug store.
A worn garter is seen as a lucky bride gift and a symbol of good fortune. The tradition says the garter should be worn at the wedding and then either hidden or cut into pieces for bridesmaids. If hidden, the finder is believed to wed within a year. if cut, the pieces go to bridesmaids for luck and a husband.
Brady Schneider Commission Co announces a regulated law and collection department to handle collections for landlords merchants and professionals on reasonable terms. Brokerage at 34 South Stone Avenue offers real estate insurance and livestock brokerage services.
W R Smith of Latham claims experience with many remedies for piles but reports relief after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He praises it as the sole champion pile cure on earth and the best salve, sold wholesale by L Zeckendorf & Co. and retail by local druggists at a set price.
Instructions describe removing coffee stains from linen by soaking 12 hours in clear cold water with borax, ironing ribbons under a fat iron, and using kerosene limewater turpentine emulsion for yellow or grimy fabrics. It notes acetic acid restores colors damaged by soap alkali and soda removes acid hostile colors, with cautions on acidic dyes.
The clipping lists metal and currency quotes and a schedule of free ore examinations at Zeckendorff Co. It includes notices for Southern Pacific Railroad annual director elections in San Francisco with adjournment dates through 1901 and secretary J L Willcutt's repeated meeting adjournments, plus scattered entertainment ads and orchestral listings.
Bobby bursts in bursting with excitement his clothes and hands stained with sticky varnish he proudly tells his mother he saw a front door sign reading Wet Paint and he insists the liquid is varnish not paint a small domestic anecdote from Loudon Wing.
Mrs. T. I. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a grave stomach ailment and yellow jaundice with gall stones. After a physician failed, she used Electric Bitters which wholly cured her stomach liver and kidney troubles and restored appetite. Sold by Lo Zeckendorf Co. and Geo. Martin.
Tasmania is described as 4,000 miles smaller in area than Ireland. The text notes its 1S counties largely derive names from English counties. It adds fish has high food value, nearly as nutritious as chicken or turkey.
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