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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1902
Page
5
Trains were reported on time as Mammoth hosts Commandery No. 1 K T for an order of the Temple ceremony this afternoon. Meanwhile a court hearing in W Court v Sullivan continued as a Mexican man was jailed for selling liquor to an Indian and bound over to await Grand Jury action.
Cattle buyer George Chesman from Denver arrives in Deming to work with locals this season. Ex sheriff Ben R Clark of Solomonville plans cattle brokerage in Arizona. Fire destroys Gayorville saloon and assay office with losses estimated $2500 to $3000 and no insurance. Post office robbery at Morenci yields no arrests. cash and stamps around $1000 missing. burglars used a Jimmy to force a nonmodern safe.
Allen R English traveled from Tombstone on the Nogales train and left for the West last night. R Greason now with the Southern Pacific in Benson was in town yesterday. T G Norris a Prescott attorney arrived from the West this morning. Abe Goldbaum secretary to Bernard is ill in St Marys Hospital after an operation. Mrs A Wm Neal returned to Oracle after a week in the city. O N Barnhart went to Dudleyville to inspect property. Charles Turnbull left for Camp Condon to join his father the Condon mines engineer. C W Rice active in Greaterville mines for a few days. H E Heighton back from Nogales, representing New York Life. Lieutenant Pilener of the fourteenth cavalry at Fort Grant arrived last night. Robert R Parsons Los Angeles attorney formed a law partnership with A M Franklin and will relocate with his wife. A Orfila father of Attorney Orfila visits from Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Frederick Nave take quarters at the San Augustine. C F Emerson San Francisco merchant here with wife and two sons for a month. Emerson plans return to Los Angeles soon. Columbus Glassman Willow Springs rancher in the city today.
Free samples at George Martin's Drug Store on Saturday February 15. Music lovers in Tucson should not miss the Schubert Symphony Club concert at the Tucson Opera House next Thursday night.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a trusted cure for kidney and urinary ailments. The copy claims strong proof from letters and testimonials, promising renewed strength and relief for back pain and weakness, with an offer to Tucson readers.
A favorable review extols The Village Parson noting strong human drama and high moral tone. The production is described as new and beautiful with a capable cast and engaging story, scheduled for February 9 at the Tucson Opera House. Also included is an advertisement offering personal loans from five to fifteen thousand dollars and building loans from one to five thousand dollars at low rates, by Frank M. King of Stone Avenue and Pennington Street.
An advertisement promises a same day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It says druggists will refund the money if it fails and features Re W Grove signature on each box. The price is 2 cents.
Readers ask whether The Citizen's Classified Act delivers value if payouts fail. The note seeks input from users about earning potential, practical drawbacks, and whether the program truly benefits participants or merely adds complexity.
Free distribution day scheduled for Saturday February 4 at George Martins Drug in Tucson. Foster Milburn agents are listed as sole representatives to the United States.
The author describes German workers relying on rye bread and coffee with little meat dairy or canned goods. Bread is bought in enormous loaves and carried home by family members. Government oversight ensures bread weight and quality, and the loaf costs 9 to 12 cents. The bread sustains the empire and even supports army rations during hardship.
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