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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

5

Town Briefs Highlight Fines Jail Time and Tragedy

Local items note Westlate fined 13 dollars for abusive language toward A T Blain at the Occidental Hotel. A man named Coverubias received 20 days for breaking a door and a deadly weapon charge, plus additional days. A city hall closure precedes a train incident where a tramp was fatally cut under wheels near Pantano. American girls jailed for drunkenness. Rufino Alvarez jailed 19 days for wife beating. Westlake and Blaine clash over abuse charges. probate court issues a marriage license to Cordoba and Valenzula and settles guardian accounts for Williams Rowland and Driscoll minors.

Westlate Wilson A. T. Blain Occl Coverubias Meyer E City Hall Nogales Mary's Star

Personal Interest Items From Southern Arizona Towns

Local notes list many arrivals at San Xavier and Windsor hotels in Tucson, including Ry cifard, C M McKean, E Elliott, H Woolfe, J Roth, A W Eaton, Lewis the Cochise sheriff, A B Cranston, Maud Jefferson, W H Anderson, S B Hezzard, Joe Munsek, Clarence W Wilson, Walter Scott, D S Cochran, C Clausins, Lt Mc Clure, Wm B Addy, and R C Morgan. Several officials and visitors travel from Pearce, Nogales, Benson, Bisbee, and Fort Huachuca to attend events and races, with snow reported in the Santa Ritas and health notes on Wilson.

el Paso Andrew Kimball Archer Academy Tact E Tody Yumayy Land and Irrigation Company Yura Windsor Wo S Smith Nogales Canan Company Harry J. Heffner Vailshire Ranch Los Angeles Uf Castaneda Benson Crescens Ees Norton Phoenix FE Perkins Cop- Queen Company Bisbee Joe Muncek Maricopa A. B. Cranston Mise Maud Jefferson Burro San Xavier W. H. Anderson The Pest Mining Co Johnson Wm. B. Addy Clarence W. Wilson L. 8. Wilson Dia Moines Iowa Tucson Cuba San Antonio Walter Scott D. S. Cochran Santa Ritas

Greene's vast Sonora Arizona ranch empire built and guarded

The article details W C Greene of La Cananea Sonora advancing a massive ranch hold in Arizona and Sonora. It describes purchases of Bahacomari and San Pedro grants along with adjoining range, water access, fence construction, and plans to irrigate five thousand acres in alfalfa. It notes a railroad planned from Naco to La Cananea and major cattle acquisitions totaling over sixty thousand head, with maps and records being prepared for the extensive holdings.

Balacomar River Greene San Rafael del Valle San Pedro San Pedro River Mr. Greene Arizona Mr. Creene Sonora Richard Gird Himsef Garratt Senator Perkins California Gird Naco United Elias Cienega de Herredia Las Nutria Antonio Martine

Ren and Sngines Train and Graffic Developments

RJ Duncan the trainmaster reports trips on No. 0 while Los Angeles officials plan to visit. The Santa Fe announces a Grand Canyon book with contributions from notable authors and a plan for future depots along the Rio Grande. Southern Pacific expands its fleet with dining, freight, and switch engines as work advances on the Phoenix Eastern project.

RJ Duncan Los Angeles the Santa Fe Grand Canyon Fot Cov Liding Hamlin Garland Aries Toney Warner David Starr Conesident Stanford Uni- MY John L. Stoddard J. W. Pol Har Monroe BR. D. Shury University of Chi- Yai Beecher Ya'e

New York Leads Global Pie Production In Factories

The article notes New York surpasses other cities in pie making with over 125000 pies daily by regular factories. Boston held the baking record until two years ago and the largest factory turns 20100 pies daily. Apples dominate as the top pie, with lemon custard pumpkin and peach also popular across seasons.

New York Boston New

Autobiography Hints From Manning and Boyd

The exchange recalls Manning urging Plieber to write about famous men he met and Manning noting that Plieber did produce an autobiography as reported by the Boston Transcript.

Manning Plieber Boyd Boston Transcript

Greatest remedy for Coughs and Colds touted locally

Witness T L Martin of Dixie Ky relates severe throat suffering before using Kings New Discovery. The ad claims instant relief and cure for throat chest and lung troubles with a $1 price and guarantee. Trial bottles free at L Zeckendorff Co and Geo Martin drug store. W F Felix dry goods open evenings until Christmas with a daily concert.

T. L. Martin Dixie

Wants of the People Want Ads for Rooms and Furnishings

Classified notice advertises two furnished rooms for rent with path access and price, sells five rooms of furniture complete for housekeeping at a bargain, and seeks three sets of furniture and stores with price and viewing location, all directed to The Citizen office.

Citizen Want Path Care Citizen Care

Citizens Want Column Hints At Local Services

The item lists local services and shops with addresses and phone numbers. Mentions Goldtree's cafe at Court and Congress, Pioneer Transfer Co, L Zeckendorff stores with evening hours, Dr H A Schell optician in Century block, Smith the Tailor, and storage by Pioneer Transfer Co at 17 N Stone Ave.

H. A. Schell Omy Century Block Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co Btone Ave

Uncertain Nostalgia Ads and Anecdotes in a Fragmented Page

The clipping blends medical sales pitch for Kings New Life Pills with scattered anecdotes and popular anecdotes. It mentions L Zeckendorf Co and Geo Martin drug store retail, plus a proctor’s tale about Gilbert White. It also recalls Mrs Newmark and Mrs Winkler, and ends with a note on Alexander the Great’s costly funeral.

Dr. Kings L. Zeckendorf & Co Geo. Martin Alexander the Great Alexander Babylon Syria

Towne-Shat’s Perkins Sparks Accent Debate

A dialogue reveals disagreement over a name and origin as commentary contrasts a trampish image with a wealthy identity. The exchange notes Perkins as English and claims he consistently uses the term ome.

Browne Catholic Standard and Times

Timing Your Train Methods For Estimating Speed

A railroad conductor explains practical ways to judge train speed using mile posts watch checks and wheel clicks. The piece notes variations in pole spacing rail lengths and watch timing. it also mentions electric stimulants as a separate ad segment later in the paragraph.

Oyster loaf advice for romantic dinner option

A cheeky tip suggests bringing Goldtree's oyster loaf home to entice a spouse. The note frames bread as a charm for romance rather than a meal side.

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