Pick and Drill Mill and Smelter Copper Mines Purchased
COPPER MINES PURCHASED. WH. Alexander, a New York capitalist, buys the Keating mines near Clifton for $75,000 and plans a New York company to develop the property. The mines run rich copper ore with gold and silver values, spanning nearly a mile on the heating vein parallel to Clifton. The Relief mine reports survey completion and new work, with Merritt and Hamlin overseeing developments. The Shannon Copper Co. reports 1901 activity, major expansions, and plans for a 600 ton concentrator and converter plant, with the smelter site and railroad connected to Clifton for large-scale production. The Maumann Copper Co. holds annual stockholders meeting and reelects directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Alexander
New York
Keating
Coronado Mountains
Clifton
Alexander
George Hemun
Hamlin
James Murray
W. H. Merritt
Prescott
Phoenix Enterprise
Maumann Copper Co
R. E. Sloan
R. E. Morrison
H. P. Anewalt
W.S. Goldsworthy
Jules Baumann
Er. A. Kastner
J. C. Martin
Prescott Journal Miner
Shannon
Shannon Copper Company
Treasury
Carters
San Francisco
Four Chinese Deportation Appeals Set for U S Court
Judge Davia will hear four Chinese cases in U S Court tomorrow. Wing Ling Wong Fook and Wing Gar appeal after deportation orders by U S Commissioner George at Nogales. Li Sing Sam challenged as laborer with merchant status. Col J A Zabriskie and D Bennet represent sides as proceedings gauge Exclusion Act.
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Davia
United States
Wing Ling
Wong Fook
Wing Gar
George
Nogales
Barnes and Martin and
Cos
J. Wilson
Wm. B. Addy
Eugene K. Sykes
W. H. Flewelling
Li Sing Sam
Baldwin
George W. Webb
Campbell
Col. J. A. Zabriskie
D. Bennet
Kirkpauick
Favorite Prescription Promises Healthy Mothers and Children
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a prenatal aid that strengthens the body for childbirth and supports healthy babies. It claims no narcotics and cites a Oregon mother who reports large babies and easy confinement. Additional notes praise Golden Medical Discovery for stomach issues and convulsions in a child, and promote Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for women.
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Dr. Pierce
Hood
If You Know What You Want The Citizen Wants It
A brief note suggests The Citizen offers to fulfill reader desires through Coltumm tod it for you. The text emphasizes user agency and a call to action without identifying specific products or services.
Goldtree's Cafe Featured As Local Dining Stop
An old advert promotes Goldtree's up to date cafe at Court and Congress streets. It touts a homey feel and convenient service with a provocative claim about romantic appeal tied to its offerings.
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Goldtree
Corner Court
Congress Street
Eye care offer from Dr Schell clinic poster
An advertisement urges readers to have eyes tested at Dr H A Schell in Century block over Martins drug lore. It promises to determine need for glasses and fit them at a reasonable price with relief or cure guaranteed if glasses are prescribed. Also mentions Smith the Tailor in the upper Wedge and winter stock from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schell
Century Block
Martin
Smith
Doebled the Fee and Jefferson as an Inventor
A Kansas City clergyman recalls a wedding where the groom paid the pastor an extra five dollars after the ceremony. Separately, notes recount Jefferson's copying press invention, his revolving chair and the praise from the Federalist papers calling it the Whirligig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Baltimore Sun
Jefferson
Madison
England
Marquis de Lafayette
Mr. Jefferson
Chicago Herald
Local Tucson Weather and Event Notices
Temperature in Tucson today is reported as 44.5 degrees with clear skies and light NW wind. The note mentions a cool tonight with a possible change by the 30th and references a performance of The Daughter of the Regiment on Saturday night December 28 with tickets honored at the door and a later social at Isidor Goldtree's cafe on Court and Congress streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
EB. L. Wetmore
Ieak
Capital Ten percenters in Washington Government Clerks
A New York Sun report describes how certain federal clerks in Washington form small loan societies called ten percenters. Members lend capital, collect an IOU for their full salaries, and reap a 10 percent profit when the monthly pay arrives. The schemes resemble brief, evolving mutual aid groups, often short lived as loans grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Department
Government Printing Office
New York Sun
Scraps of Science on Moon Snow and Stormy Facts
A scientist claims snow on the moon and cites curious planetary figures. The body’s blood weight and heart movement are described, cyclones and tornadoes linked, lightning distance inferred from thunder, and Sir Robert Ball notes the sun’s diameter loss over 40,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ball
DeWitts Little Early Risers Marketed For Liver Health
Health and beauty note urges torpid liver and irregular bowels as causes of poor complexion. DeWitts Little Early Risers are described to stimulate liver function and promote bowel regularity without distress. On sale at Ssiell's Pharmacy 48 N Church Street.
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DeWitt
Ssiell
Church Street
Storage Warehouse Adverts and Local Candy Shop
An OCR fragment notes storage warehouse offerings for furniture with emphasis on absolute safety by Pioneer Transfer at 7 Stone Ave. It also advertises Doran Bros claiming to make the best and finest home made candy in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Ave
Doran Bros
A Confederate Veteran and a Child Zouave Fez Tale
A New Orleans Times-Democrat recollection recalls a boy of under 15 wounded at Manassas who pleads for water and asks a Confederate courier to wear his purple fez. The veteran keeps the fez as a fading memento, later lost in war’s chaos, and wishes to buy it back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
Manassas
New York
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Special Round Trip Tucson to Naco Tickets Sold
Special to Naco reports the Southern Pacific will offer round trip tickets from Tucson to Naco for 3.00 dollars on January 1st. Train No 10 departs Tucson in the morning, return by a 6 p.m. Naco departure, arriving Tucson at 10 30. The Naco management brings ferocious bulls from Chichiahua and fighters from City of Mexico for a royal entertainment event with ample visitor accommodations.
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Naco
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Chichiahua
City of Mexico
Mexico
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Wickenburg District
Dr. Fleming
Wiskenburg
Phoenix
Hassayampa
Vulture
Dr Fleming
Wickenburg
North American Exploration Company
Arizona
G. W. Middleton
U. S
Aletha
Tucson Opera House
Local Weather Report
Isidor Goldtree
Congress
Grewsome
Scott Street
Broad
R. D. Wooddell
West Congress St
Russell Sheldon
North Church Street
Drew
Ory
Adolfp Bail
John Wieland
Anheuser Busch and
Jos. Schlitz
Santa Claus
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co
Vert
Hotel Modesti
Althee Modest
Agua Caliente
Maricopa County
Wells Fargo and Telegraph
Sentinel
P.O
Adua Caliente
R. R
Rossi
Iss
Alex Rossi
Col
Congress St
Rex
REX Rheumatic CO
Hartford, Cons
Geo. H. Cook & Co
Tucson, Arizona
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