Brief Town News Highlights From Local 1901
Trains on time at 1 pm. Elks to initiate ten candidates. City council to settle accounts at 7:30 pm tomorrow. Lim Fong the Cuba case continued before U.S. Commissioner. Jee Tucson Chinese merchants depart for China for New Year with papers to stay a year. Bull fighters parade to advertise New Year events in Naco. Deportation orders issued for two men. Three city deaths reported since Saturday. Inquests note deaths of Lillie, Morgan, and a Mexican child from smallpox. Police Court jails two women, others released on bond. Eagles elect officers. Holliday school opening with cross-city students. Davis school to open March 1. parents urged to send children now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim Fong
W. C. Davis
George Webb
San Francisco
Fong
San Augustine
United
Tucson
Kee
Ah Foo
China
Naco
Burro
Stra
Reno
Tombon
United States
Furaurcia Nagar
St. Mary's Hospital
Jie
Mannella Pardea
Victoria Brobst
Lopa Estrada
Forenzo Soto
Fernando Yandio
Lodge of Eagles
Whch
Holliday School
Congress Street
Davis
Walker
Ingress Street
Holliway School
Notable Mining Figures Visit Tucson Daily
Local mining and drilling figures arrive in Tucson for inspections and business. J Brooks and J G Randle discuss reconsignments and mining operations while others from Globe Prescott and Nogales move to sites and hotels for work and property developments.
Railroads and engines move through Arizona divisions
South Pacific clerks depart for Logansport while Keating of Benson sprains his back and seeks hospital care. New freight and passenger arrangements expand service on the Tucson division, replacing Mexican coaching with attached cars, plus a January 1 accounting shift. The Arizona Southwestern ties into Santa Fe for the first time, as a massive new locomotive arrives for mountain service. Rail commissions inspect oil tank shortages at Beaumont, blaming car shortages and rail policy for delayed shipments and coal traffic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Storey
H. G. Askew
Beaumont
Railroad Commission
E! Paso Times
Wheat damaged by recent Dallas cold snap study shows serious injury
Professor Carlton from Ashington surveyed wheat fields near Dallas assessing winter wheat damage from a dry freeze. He notes strong indications the cold has seriously injured the crop and will impact future yields.
Wheat belt investigations after freeze threaten pests
Professor Carlton will travel to McKinney tomorrow to continue investigations across the Northern Texas wheat belt. He notes that rain and a freeze would have helped by damaging insect life and eggs, with wheat roots spared the worst effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
McKinney
Texas Wheat Belt
Dr K A Schell Exclusive Tucson Optician Ad
Dr K A Schell operates as Tucson's sole exclusive optician at Corner Church and Congress streets upstairs. Stationery available at Brown's store located at 25 N Stone Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Schell
Tucson
Corner Church
Congress Streets
Brown's
Stone Ave
Tucson Dramatic Club stages Daughter of the Regiment to poor turnout
The Tucson Dramatic Club presented The Daughter of the Regiment to a small audience Saturday night. G A Hoff led the cast as Sergeant Annibal Sealeade with strong turns by W H Altman Mayme Hoff Ina Wilkinson and Sheldon Morris. The reviewer commends the production quality and hopes the group continues despite weak patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Tyrol
G. A. Hoff
Annibal Salade
Twenty-first Chasseurs
Chasseurs
Mr. Hoff
W. H. Altman
Pumperniche
Altman
Mayme Hoff
Miss Hoff
E. M. Winstanley
Sheldon Morris
Duke de Grandtet
Ina Wilkinson
Dr. Odermatt
E. J. Trippel
Abbie Roberts
Tucson Dramatic Club
Duke Archambaut de Grandrete
Annibal Sealade
A Bruiser’s BoldClaim Ends With No Challenger
A midnight scene on Congress Street finds a boastful stranger in a long coat challenging any to spar. The self described athlete exposes a sleeveless Frisco style sweater and parades punches and supposed drills to a wary, unimpressed crowd. No combat follows as the man leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Street
Wandering Visitor Henpecked by City Crowd at Opera House
A downtrodden man on Stone Avenue draws quizzical stares from passersby as local nightlife echoes with ring talk and a Cha r m ion act. Scenes of street theater lead to a plug for Too Rich To Marry at the Opera House tonight with electric shades newly in stock at Russell & Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Richardson
River Bell
H. C. Trost
Benson
J. S. Infield
Eugene K. Sykes
Nogales Custom House
Burro
H. Buechman
New York Copper Company
Alex Cassey
Gleeson
South Stone Avenue
Stone Avenue
Interior Department
Congress Street
Etranger
Jeffries
Edward Owings Towne
Opera House
Copper Mines for Sale in Promising District Near Rail Line
A group of nine copper mines with ore rich bodies between 10 and 12 percent and fine oxidized smelting ore, partly developed, five miles from a railway. Water power available in a good district. Address .19 This office. FOR SALE A rare opportunity Restaurant and general produce market established and profitable. No triflers. For details contact Underwood and Franklin P. O. Box 248 or at 44 West Congress street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood and Franklin
P. O
West
Congress Street
Grand Valetine Ball by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A Tucson event notice announces the Grand Valetine Ball at the Natatorium on February 4 1902 with dancing at 9 pm and tickets priced at 1.50. The ad promotes Isidor's Oyster and steak specials after the opera. In Kentucky a Knox County oil well struck by the Atlantic and Pacific Company caught fire then gushed oil reaching 100 feet high, yielding about 1000 barrels daily and drawing crowds of sightseers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tucson
Barbourville
Dee
Knox County
Atlantic and Pacific Company
Fifteenth Stock Series Open For Citizens Building and Loan
Notice announces the fifteenth stock series open for subscription in the Citizens' Building and Loan Association. For information contact the secretary J. M. Ormsby, president, Gustav Hoff, secretary. October 22 two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
J. M. Ormsby
Gust A. Hoff
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Elks
S, Roberts
Prescott
J. Brooks
Pt Helpade
Silver
F. Host
Globe
Arizona
B. Matthews
Fresno
J. H. Ghead
J. A. Rodgers
Salina
Fifield
Phoenix
Ben
Jan Y
Richmond
Soccoro
N. M
Taccon
Endall Bitt
Bisbee
Mary” Company
Park View
J.R. Hunter
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mountain View
Oracle
Charles Bauer
Canada del Bro
J. R. Hurste
Pena Blanca
Nogales
W.H. Weile
E. W. Phelps
R. Alleyn Lewis
Ren and Engines
C. Williamson
South | Pacific
Logansport
Inc
Stone
Keating
Southern Pacific
St. Mary’s Hospital
H. Martham
Southern Fir
Pressdre
Houston
Texas Cenad
In Pacific Company
Union Pacific
Guyll of
Lordsburg
J. F. Clayton Bowie
The
American Locomotive Company
Schenestady
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Mountain District
Eaeet G. A. Hoff Pumpernickle
Marchioness
Guilot
E. B. Winstanley Notary
F. A. Odermatt Stephen
E. J. Trippel Duchess de
Kimball & Francis
Life
Little
Prang
Gibson
Russell & Sheldon
Geo. Martin
Citizen
East Alameda Street
Baldwin
East Congress
Bath
Care Citizen
Seventh Avenue
Fourth Street
Pima County
Horseshoe Camp
Calabassas Copper Co., Ltd
Ayiz
Isidor
A. V. Grossetta
Kimball
Francis
Tucson Opera House
A. V. Gossetta, M’e’r
Cervent of
S. Miller Kent
Ss'cootras
Clyde Fitc
New York
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