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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
8
Fine Mallard Duck advertises a confectionery display at Columbus Grill rooms 84 to 87 Zeigler's offering an elegant line of samples for ladies' tailored garments from Kline Kohn Co. The ad touts the largest up to date ladies tailoring house in the United States with Smith the Tailor in the upper Wedge.
Daily readers find comfort with Bucklen's Africa Slave claiming to kill pain from burns scalds cuts and burns and to conquer eruptions salt rheum boils felons and remove corns and warts. Advertises best pile cure on earth and 25 cents at all druggists while noting classified ads to find people.
Infants can buy rifle and silk thread hose at the Parisian Millinery for 25e per pair. The listing appears in pages 83 through 100.
A compiled roll of arrivals shows individuals from San Francisco Milwaukee Boston El Paso Los Angeles Phoenix El Paso Santa Monica New York Chicago and Spokane among others. Names include J D Moore J H Hanson L H Coleman Oscar Browne J J Hard arch and N Rosenthall with spouses and associates.
The Tucson weather summary notes a minimum around 26 degrees on the 18th and a maximum of 77 on the 2nd and 9th, with a mean of 50.3 above normal. Rainfall totals 0.55 inch, with 0.33 inch departure and widespread rain with considerable mountain snow. A barometer rise signals a change tomorrow as winds shift NW and clouds persist.
Money market notes list Mexican dollars, silver, and broker exchange rates. An ad promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for skin ailments and piles, warning of counterfeits and directing readers to Bell’s Pharmacy. A turkey dinner at the French Restaurant is announced for tomorrow from 5 to 5 p.m.
Dr. Martin G. Brumbaugh, former Porto Rico Commissioner of Education, lauds the islands progress after Spanish rule. He calls Porto Ricans “Yankees of the Tropics,” praising patriotism, adoption of American ways, and rapid modernization in schools, shops, and newspapers.
The Alameda Pennington and Mesilla Street sewer assessments were reviewed by the mayor’s committee led by Messrs Russel Reid and Flynn. Objections from E P Van Buren on Alameda and from Mesilla Street property owners were discussed. Alameda and Pennington assessments passed, Mesilla may be abandoned after consideration at the Harrison city council meeting Monday night.
A note states a free portrait of President McKinley with each dollar purchase at Felix's Department Store during tonight’s concert from 7 to 9. The restaurant tomorrow offers turkey at 5 p.m. as a featured meal.
The Tucson Dramatic Club drew a large crowd last night for In Missouri and other acts. Critics praised performances by Gus Hoff and Herbert Drachman while noting some cast members fit better in other roles. Madame Nevada’s Opera House engagement next Wednesday looms as a major musical event.
Gen and Engines train and traffic progress as Prescott & Eastern work nears completion. By April 1 the eight mile Huron to Poland mine stretch should run, with dirt flying toward Crowned King mine and full completion by year end. Bisbee Southwestern line Deming link set for February 15.
A stained text listing Sunday school times and worship services at Baptist, Cathedral, Methodist Episcopal, and Grace churches. It notes speakers Rev. J A Elliott of Scottsdale and a sermon series on The Domestic Relations with a focus on the Traditional Vassalage of Women, by pastors A M Gibbons and Charles Ferguson.
Sunday school opens at 10 a m with morning worship at 10 a m. Evening sermon follows at 7 30 p m. Also listed is a weekly pew service likely at 6 80' ap. m. but the main events are Sunday school morning service and evening sermon.
The article describes a Novelty Prize Shooting event at a Tucson restaurant where each shot costs 1 cent and wins a prize such as busts albums manicure sets or waves. It mentions a national ball time and a glasses offer by Cook & Co for eye relief and free diagnosis, with other small notes about cigars and fashion items.
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