Brief News Items Of The Town
Joe Telephone company strung cable on Congrestreet today. Flewelling, recently appointed United States Custom inspector at Nogales last August, has resigned. A small consignment of silver and bullion arrived by express on the Nogales train today. There are about 140 pupils at Tucson Indian School, ages six to twenty. Julio Garcia was arrested on Meyer Street by Naber Pacheco on drunkenness. trial set for tomorrow morning in Justice Wilson's court. A death was reported in the city this morning. Desiderio del Rio, a Mexican laborer, died of tuberculosis at the rear residence of Thomas Hughes. death witnessed by Dr. Birdo. Orndorff Hotel to change hands January first. G. N. Waterman leases golf from the Corbett brothers and plans improvements. The Main Street second son in the works. Christmas vacation observed. teachers Miss Reed Miss Akers Miss North gave gifts of candy popcorn apples and oranges to scholars. No. 9 delayed fifty minutes at 3 this afternoon. No. 10 due 7:50 tonight. no report for tomorrow. Police court this morning saw vagrancy charges. a man named Prince McCabe discharged after it emerged he would work at a hotel. A friend posted $20 bail for E. T. Logan. another man with $1.30 pocket change also discharged. Iacon Lodge No. 4 F. & H. M. and Arizona Chapter No. 2 O E S installed officers. banquet for 175 attendees with General Thomas F. Wilson as toastmaster. Toasts included Eastern Star, Our Masonic Friends, Our Guests, and Our Brothers Masons.
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Joe Telephone Company
Flewelling
United States Custom
Ogales
Express
North
Congress Street
Prince McCabe
E. T. Logan
Brother Masons
The
Eastern Star
George F. Kitt
Personal Interest Items From Local Mining Scene
Mining men and visitors like John Williams from Cor Bell and Charles Bauer from Dr. tas property arrived in the city to inspect mines near Globe Oracle and El Paso. Officials and locals including J. P Wells and S. M. Custom moved through Tucson Nogales routes, registering at Windsor San Augustine and San Xavier during travel to Oracle and Phoenix.
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Haries Bauer
Rola del Oro
Dr. Tas
Woddey
el Paso
Windsor
Trains and wrecks mark Southern Pacific notes
Reports from the Western rail network describe wrecks near Uplands California and discussions at Southern Pacific offices. The Tucson division faces delays on No 9 and No 10 while equipment orders and surveys advance for new lines and a Salt River wagon bridge at Tempe.
Range land deals and wild horses menace Arizona ranches
The Ellice and Every ranch near Onis sell to W. W. Beyer and Law Fouss for cattle and hog use at 5000 dollars. XY ranch near Granada is sold to Chicago and Boston buyers for over 250000 dollars. irrigation land at 40 dollars per acre to be divided into forty acre parcels while cattle remain. Bisbee detaches seven stolen cattle recovered after search in Huachuca mountains. no arrests. Arizona wild horses threaten ranges. experts urge culling or breaking for profit and possible eastern sale of tamed horses.
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Ellice & Every
Onis
W. W. Beyer
Kansas City
Law, Fouss
Spearville
Kan
Granada
Powers County
New Mexico
Chicago
Boston
Ford Harvey
Silver City Enterprise
Jim Parks
John Clay
W. M. Spaw
Graham County
Mossman
Rangers
Bisbee
Huachuca Mountains
Duncan
Captain Mossman
Sherif Parks
Bisbee Review
Tucson Races Cresceus Maintained His Reputation
Cresceus ran a mile in 2 14 2 the half in 1 08 on a dusty half mile track at Tucson. R J Duncans horse Sunday produced a 1 09 half in the last heat while Cresceus beat Sunday by a second in the same distance. Mike the Tramp won the free for all half mile in 1 41 and the purses totaled 25 dollars for other competitors. The card included a Gentlemen's Road race and a match race with Sunday and Nanalea. Mrs Ketchum remained in Tucson awaiting No 11.
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Cresceus
Los Angeles
Ketchum
Tucson
Mie
R. J. Duncan
Sunday
Crescens
Mike
Tramp
Eldoretta
Thomas Rysdyck
Red Pepper
Village Want Ads Offer Furnished Rooms and Used Furniture
Classified notes seek three furnished rooms with price and viewable listing. Furniture for five rooms offered for housekeeping at a bargain. Advertisements promise a local office inquiry point and delivery service within city limits. Also mentions store hours, optician, fashion stock, and a Christmas theatre program at the Opera House.
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Citizen Office
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Julio Garcia
Meyer Street
Table Naber Pacheco
Justice Wilson
Pri
Desiderio del Rios
Exican
Thomas Hughes
Birdo
Orndorff
G. N. Waterman
Sheldon Eat el Paso
Corbett Brothers
Waterman
Reed
Akers
Ohn Willams
Cor Bell
Park View
Moore
Blaisdell, Ariz
Callander
Mountain View Hotel
Oracle
BF Hoyt
Globe
Mose Drachman
Phoenix
Lindenfeld
Liberty
C. C. Kaiser
Denver
San Augustine
Ove
Dick Brady
H. Pearce
Magdelina
Sonora
Nogales
San Xavier
S. M. Custom
United States Internal Revenue
Ands
California
Sec
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Mexico
City of Mexico
San Frank
Suny
Los Angles
Hk. J. Duncan
Uplands
Jornia
Wion
Pacific
Sion
Camarata
Arizona
Tuc- Division
Hi. Henry
Biggressive Minstrels
Levy
Texas
State Railway Commission
Austin
Santa Fe
el Paso News
Sacramento
Caliornia
W. A. Drake
Casa Loma
Board of Supervisors
Salt River
Tempe
Phoenix Republican
Boguilla Land and Cattle Company
Benson
D. D. Kalisher
New Orleans
Bayless and Barkalew
Gailiher
J. £. Cosper
Gila River
Mssissippi
Missouri
Southwestern
Bakerfield
Cal
Wn. Mewes
Kate
Miss Baptista’s
Stone Ave
Albuquerque
Goldtree
Kimball & Francis
Prang
Tueson
Gibson
Cucsono Opera House
Citizen
Care Citizen
Cale
Corner Court
Parce
City Limited
Pioneer Transfer Co
L. Zeckendorff & Co
H. Roseheil
Lider Goldtree
Congress Streets
Henry
GEO. Martin Prescription Druggist
Opera House
Tucson Dramatic Co
Dr. King
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Geo. Martin
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