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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1901

Page

6

Arizona mining, customs figures drive regional notes

Arizona News Views and Gossip notes Frank Dean’s Willmington trip with Special Deputy Ed Baker acting in his absence. Albert Gaskin of Grafton WV is appointed U.S. customs inspector, replacing W. W. Flewelling. Brodie reports halting Crown Point mine to build a wagon road to Wickenburg to cut freight costs. Customs round-up in Tombstone Bisbee Naco Douglas captures several Chinamen and contraband goods including mescal and cigars. A. Overlock reports a Naco hold-up, Evans shot, others pursue suspects. Arizona State Telephone Co incorporates to link Prescott Hot Springs via Crown Point, Kirkland, Yarnell, Octave, Wickenburg with lines to mining camps.

Frank Dean Willmington Ohio Ed. Baker Kirkland Wickenburg Custom House News Tombstone Bisbee Naco Douglas Hathaway Mansfield Reddock Webb and Addy Miller White A. G. Evans Evans Deming NEW Telephone Company Arizona State Telephone Company Prescott F. L. Wright Hot Springs Government Hill Copper Basin Kirkland Station Yarnell Stanton Octave Congress Crown Point Phoenix Gazette

Carnegie To Expand Offer For National University

In Washington the Carnegie party arrived and plans to meet the President to discuss raising the national university fund from 10 million up to 25 million. The initial 19 million was to be in Unineau steel bonds not redeemable for fifty years, which would place government stock in the steel firm. Carnegie is earnest and ready to adjust terms to what Congress may deem necessary.

Washington, D. C Andrew Carnegie Washington National University Carnegie Unineau Wcates Steel Corporation

Copper Output To Be Restricted Amid Mine Closures

A private dispatch claims Amalgamated Copper’s Anaconda mines closed last Saturday due to falling copper prices. Reports from Boston and Butte conflict about closures and resumes. Officials warn ongoing restrictions likely, with limited local production for an extended period. The market presently shows copper near 15 cents.

Boston Aanaconda Amalagamated Copper Company Amalgamated Company United Metals Selling Company Butte Mont Anaconda Annaconda Company St. Lawrence

Harrison Seeks $100 Million Transit Franchise Reform

Chicago in December faces expiration of $100 million worth of traction franchises within eighteen months. Mayor Harrison urges municipal ownership via enabling act, voter approval for extensions, fair compensation to citizens, and service upgrades including more cars, underground downtown trolley use, full night service, compulsory transfers, enlarged downtown loops, and open books for city comptroller. Harding offers $75 million for the franchises.

Chicago Securitie Harrison Legislacire G. H. Harding

Loneliest Duty: English Lighthouse Keepers Endure Isolated Life

A London Mail feature surveys the dreary isolation of English coast lighthouses. It describes Bishop, Loveships, and Eddystone stations, noting storms, scant variety in rations, and the mental strain on keepers. It recounts a keeper surviving alone with a dead comrade, harsh weather, and the extreme demands of rock lighthouses.

Yenal Bishop Cornish Lam Loveships Cornwall Eddystone Atlantic Muckle Flugga Scotland Ushinish London Mail

Editor’s wanders and animal climbs in rare diary snippet

Colonel Dennison recounts Sir Henry Trav— Allan’s tale of riding a horse into a newspaper editor’s room in Darlington and the editor’s retreat. The piece then surveys climbing animals and notes bears cats and tigers, then explains how iron carbon hydrogen additions modify steel properties and heat treatments create tools, springs, and hard edges.

Colonel Dennison Canada Henry Tavelock Allan Hyde Park Sir Henry Darlington

Ice Preservation in a Sickroom With Ice Shaver Tips

A medical journal describes keeping shaved ice in a sickroom for day and night use. Place the ice in a saucer inside a soup plate, cover with another plate, and nest on heavy pillows. Use an old jack plane as a crude ice shaver, turning it upside down to shave ice.

Prize winners listed in Fifty-third Fifty-fourth notices

The fragment notes prize winners with monetary values and names including Mary G C Fateh and Mrs M Hl Snow, indicating a society or club event. Details are sparse, but the report mentions the prizes and recipients within a brief society column.

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Arizona Albert Gaskin Grafton West Virginia U.S W. W. Flewelling Nogales Border Weecarry Kline Kohn & Co United States Smith The Consolidated National Bank Tucson M. P Freeman H. B. Tenney Cashier W.C. Davis E. W. Graves Cashie Arizona National Bank J. M. Jacons View Pur HMAN M. Jacons J. M. Ommany Aust. Cashier Bishop Station Brown's Stone Ave Brickwood House Nogales Anl Unseen J.T. Baickwoon Prop Pioneer Transfer Co J. W. Woodcock Portland Ind Preas A. Birdsall Watkins N. Y Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind Rize Schilling Namme Fifty Mary GC Fateh Lcved M. Hl. Snow Tucso California Mit Scuntmag & Co San Francisco Fighth Beays Headquarters Union Park C. M. Stearns Arigona Rex REX Rheumatic CO Hartford Geo. H. Cook & Co Tucson, Arizona
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