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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a scattered ad text with vague mentions of samples stock, methods, envelopes, prizes, and a possible sales pitch. It lacks clear entities or a coherent event, making precise summary difficult.
Prescott reports four and a half tons of ore from the Hidden Treasure mine in Black Canyon with values over $100 per ton. last shipment of five tons yielded $170 per ton. The Reward smelter near Casa Grande awaits coke and supplies for steady operation with bids advertised for weekly coke and copper bullion shipments. Lordsburg work at the Aber deen concentrator proceeds with ore readying, while Clifton Copper Era notes Standard Mine progress and a 5-horse engine to aid deeper excavation and shipments to El Paso Federal Smelter.
The Westfall brothers inspecting the Half Moon mine twelve miles east of Florence report a major strike in the shaft bottom. High grade copper ore fills the bottom as cross-cutting proceeds to gauge the ore body width, exciting interest in Florence.
The Keating group of eight claims near Coronado mines in the Ari zona Copper area was sold this week to W. H. Alexander of New York, who will organize a company to develop and equip the property. The site was located and partly developed by W. WORLD'S CHAMPION.
A memo from Brady- Schneider Commission Co. outlines expanded offerings including law and collection services for landlords merchants and professionals. Located at 34 South Stone Avenue the firm emphasizes regulated terms and brokerage expertise in real estate insurance and livestock brokerage.
H C Chreten of Hayfield Minnesota says three years of dyspepsia left him bedridden and near death until he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He credits the remedy with his recovery and recommends it. The ad notes sale at Bel 3s Pharmacy 22 N Church St. The Daughter of the Regiment praised for human virtues with humor in heavy scenes.
A Balzac quote argues that feeble natures dwell on sorrows and repeat past misfortunes. It champions forgetting as the secret of strength and creative life, aligning forgetting with nature’s perpetual renewal and indefatigable productivity.
The Union Market promotes best quality meat in the city at low prices. It invites customers to inspect its refrigerator room and boasts expert meat cutters and first class service.
Capt. J Ht Tevis of Teviston reports a major gold strike south of Bowie in the Tevis mining district. The ledge surpasses 75 feet in width with assays up to 2005 per ton and has attracted several offers from New York parties. Buckeye Mining Co in the same district has new ore bodies and plans a concentrating plant arriving soon in Bowie.
James G. Barton, formerly in charge at Jerome and later with Los Animas, joins Pacific Union Smelting in Lordsburg as metallurgist. He increased fire brick to fit boiler capacity and a trial run began yesterday. If profitable, Barton will run it until a new boiler arrives. T. J. Davis travels to El Paso to obtain the boiler.
An ad urges readers to obtain Hostetter's Bitters for sick headaches indigestion and flatulency with a free copy. A separate brief notes Ascension Valezuela was arrested by Constable Pacheco for carrying a long knife and given ten days in jail by Judge Wilson for concealed weapons.
The article notes that humans shrink with age from about 35 onward, with full height reached around 30. Growth downward starts slowly and becomes noticeable by age 60, becoming evident after 70 as individuals appear shorter despite not stooping.
A religious enthusiast asked Moody if he would preach against Catholics. Moody replied that he would do so after the Protestants are converted, revealing a sharp deflection and the long game of religious debate.
A brief dialogue notes casual recognition and a request for a loan. The judge comments that politeness acts like an air cushion easing hard tasks. A separate line reflects a mental definition of mind. The text ends with a riddle about a shop and a repeated “Brown's” shout.
In a memoir Arrhenius outlines a theory for comet tail formation. A comet orbits under gravity while solar radiation pressure drives a repulsive force. Sunlight pressure erodes the head, vaporizes hydrocarbons, and pushes the smallest particles outward to form tails, with multiple tails possible if the head is heterogeneous.
The tale tells of a Great Northern head who visits a country cut and finds a idle engine with a blazing fire. A fireman and engineer smoke nearby. the master mechanic identifies himself and orders the banked fires at once, shouting rapid action and signaling authority.
A London journal notes Columbus brought horses in 1493 on his second voyage and Florida received forty two in the 1660s, all dying soon after. De Soto left fine Spanish horses in 1540 41 likely forming the southwestern wild herd. A 1604 French immigrant to Acadia and 1625 Flemish stock in New York trace ancestry to modern ponies and regional herds.
A teacher at a Dalit culling poccee school receives a plea about a homework riddle. The boy struggles with a math problem involving gallons bottles and pints, leading to a costly attempt to fill bottles and an anxious note asking for simpler tasks and water for the next assignment.
The speaker reflects on how a man calling himself a mere man uses a domineering tone to intimidate a sovereign woman, tracing behavior back to early humans who first stood upright. The private opinion suggests men seek superiority in social interactions.
Local notes promote shopping at the Woman's Exchange with holiday gift ideas and a listing for Parker's California Big Tree exhibit. Ads trumpet Goldtree's cafe offerings and promotions for optician H A Schell, Smith the Tailor, Pioneer Transfer Co, and Isidor’s cafe. A special assessment notice from Tucson AZ details North Stone avenue grading and a demand for payment within thirty days.
Charlie seeks riches to be petted and kept as a secret, while claiming his aunt says the uncle is an old fool. The dialogue centers on wealth as a trigger for affection, with insistence on secrecy.
In a Philadelphia Press note, Mr Gallent teases Miss Benebus, calling himself a divinity student while she labels him a student of human nature. The dialogue shows flirtatious wit and social barbs in a light feature.
Old Farmer advises his son to buy electric light plants in the city. He believes they can be raised at home and saved. The dialogue reflects domestic practicality and early modern energy interests.
The firm Whitman & Hale at 67 East Congress Street Tucson dissolves by mutual consent. Charles Whitman takes control and will be responsible for no debts unless contracted by him. Signed Whitman Hale and Charles Whitman.
Nell Polly accuses her fiancé of conceit while Belle asks how. Nell Polly notes he has never told her he is unworthy of her love. Ads mention Brown's art store supplying artists' materials.
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