Town Briefs Report Local Happenings and Events
Local notes report a divorce suit filed in court, a gun club event nearby, and vagrancy cases handled by the judge. Mrs club meetings pause for holidays while the Catholic call prepares at the new city hall. The Oceanic mine near Quijotoa and Baboquivari shows potential ore value and recent development. Edward Donner, a 69 year old Greaterville postmaster, dies. Henry’s minstrel show tours via Nogales and Bisbee with large crowds and a Tucson performance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Donner
Greaterville
Tucson
K. EB. Sirrine
Nogales
Benson
Chihuahua
I. Menry
Bissbee
Tucson Opera House
Hi Henry
Personal Interest Day Notes From Sonora Visitations
Local column records arrivals departures and travels of residents and visitors. Mrs H A Culloden and Mrs A M Phillips reach Sonora area. J Murphy J Hardwick and others register at Windward and San Xavier hotels. postmaster Cheney moves downtown. A Redewill Phoenix piano dealer reports selling thirty three pianos during recent trip. B J Whiteside Santa Cruz under sheriff observed in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bilings
Lordsrz
N. M
Ho Stephens
J. Hardwick
Copete Mining Company
Ard
Jonis Kelleen
United States
Sonora
San Xavier
John Mobile
Bisbee
Rro
Frank Oleson
Washgton Camp
Cheney
Stone Avenue
Alemada Street
Franklin
Main Street
Owl Club
Ben Crawford
Clifton
Ariz
Durell F. Glidden
A. Redewill
Phoenix
Guaymas
Redewill
B. J. Whiteside
Santa Crux County
Major railroad projects tie up Beaumont and El Paso regions
The Mexican National Railway Company ends a large cross ties contract for a standard gauge relaying project. Santa Fe Pacific plans a Johnson Canyon dam with a half mile spur and May 1 1902 start. El Paso and Southwestern secures city west of offices for a potential depot amid rising land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con“T
Mexico
Mexican National Railway Company
Beaumont
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
Johnson Canyon
Williams News
Santon Street
Franklin
Leffing
el Paso
Southwestern
Southwestern Road
el Paso Herald
University and local notes parade holiday plans
The article lists faculty and student movements across Arizona towns for Christmas including visits to Phoenix Prescott and Florence. It notes lectures by Harvard professor Frank Russel on Anthropology and a university drill awards medal winner Ed Beggs. Dining staff changes at the young ladies dormitory and assorted holiday travels are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Arizona Agriculture Association
Phoenix
Prescott
Territorial
Young Ladies
Sapense
Walter Wakefield
Allen Bernard
B. Cosgrove
Bernard Ranch
Ariaca
Burt L. Smith
E. Horton Jones
Harlow Yeager
R. L. Draw
Wants of the People in City Want Ads
A Citizen classified column lists rooms for rent and furniture for sale. It includes three requests for furnished rooms and a furniture bargain, with directions to the Citizen office for details. A testimonial touts King’s New Discovery for coughs and throat issues with trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
T. L. Martin
Dixie
Dr. King
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Geo. Martin Drug
Cattle Trade Movements Signal Shifting Western Markets
Richard Brady reports rising cattle outlook after trips to New Mexico and Texas. California buyers plan loadings from Imures Sonora to Bakersfield, and Magdalena shipments bound for Fresno. Statewide, New Mexico cattle bring lower prices than Arizona and Texas, but demand grows as range conditions and weather prospects shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brady
Phoenix
New Mexico
Texas
California
Imures
Sonora
Bakersfield
Arizona
Tucson
Paso
Ril Paso
Erald
Pan American Congress Faces Collapse Over Arbitration
Washington reports the Pan-American Congress is poised to dissolve before Christmas as Argentina leads a withdrawal over disputes on compulsory arbitration. Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay, Venezuela and others follow, with the United States and a few others remaining, failing to reach a unified plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
McKinley
Hay
Bolivia
Peru
Paraguay
Venezuela
United States
Serico
Congresa
Congress
Argentina
South America
Chile
Uruguay
Ecuador
Colombia
I Feel I Owe My Life to Kodol Cure
Hayfield Minnesota man H C Chreten writes he suffered three years with severe dyspepsia and was bedridden before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. After starting the bottle he improved and says he is cured, recommending it publicly. Bel's Pharmacy at 22 North Church Street stocks the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Chretenson
Hayfield
Minn
Bel's
N. Church Street
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Nora FC
Thomprton
Buster
Foster
Tomorton
Plainrock
Arcia
Pacheco
Wilson
Judge Hawke
Tucson Woman's Club
Julis Krutmitt
New Stadt
Charles Wares
Oceanic
Quijotoa
Baboquvari
Wares
H. A. Culloden
Vaymas
Los Angeles
A. M. Phillips
Burba
W H Burrage
John A. Avirettig
Santa Rita
Leroy Terrel
Francisco
J .Murphy
Helvetat
al Bernard
Green Consolazed Company
Naco
Barre
J. 3. Douglas
San Kavier
J. B. Coplin
Copper Hill
V. D. Copin
W. C. Field
Globe
Orndorff
W. L. Wood
L. Wood
Bonita, Ariz
A. Rebeil
Red Rock
W. O. Owen
Washington, D. C
San
Ren
Orlando Harriman
H. Harriman
Uulhorn Pacific
Tucnay
Sarsco
Sat Pacific
New
Southern Pacific
Theouthern Pacific
New York
Houston
Galveston
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
A. H. Loom
Hi. Henry
Julius Krutehshnist
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
Stoufe
San Carlos
Wallace
San Francisco
James Gamble
Tom
Georgiana Colton
Florence
Mableuray Hoover
Domesc Science
Quoenix
John P. Bly
Pasadena
Opal le Baron McGahhey
Isidor
Kimball & Francis
Life Calendars
Little On
Prang
Toesen
Gibson
Want&l
M. Care Citizen
Bation
THE
Famous
Hi. Henry’s
Minstrels
Satie
Sele
Sudevilleshiz
Lord OF
Geo. Martin
Opera House
Frank M. King
Magdalena
Fresno
Silver City
Hanford
Pan-American Congress
Geo. Martin Prescription Dpuggist
Cucson
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