Brief Town News Recaps Court, Deaths and Local Happenings
Judge Davis adjourned Su Court sessions to March 15. J. W. Cort won a $114 verdict, and former bank cashier Graves returned with his bride Sadie Etchells. Two deaths: Bernard Shore, 35, cotton broker, and Antonio Martinez pneumonia. Vagrants jailed. a cattle car incident injures a worker. Sequences cover new lodge initiations, sewer work progress, and a delayed dance due to a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Graves
Consoli National Bank
Sadie Etchells
Hawke
Bernard P. Shore
Orndorff
North Carolina
Winston, Salem
N. C
Antonio Martinez
Personal Interest Items From Across Town
Franciso on the west-bound train is 110. Milton will leave for evening. Saxony the Sonora claimants man who heads Nogales was in the city yesterday. Proctor, visiting San Augustine, left for Cananea this morning. Carlotta Dunn will spend time at the big mining. Driscoll, Prescott post office inspector, who has been investigating the Morened robbery, left the city this morning. Miss McBryde and Miss Byrne, healthseekers from New York, are spending winter in the city and are quartered at San Augustine. Mrs. M. J. Brophy, wife of Copper Queen store manager at Bisbee, will return in the morning. Mrs. James Lee returned to Oracle on the Mammoth stage. George A. Montell, formerly with W and J. Sloane, San Francisco and New York, arrives in Tucson to head the carpet department of L. Zeckendorf & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Strauss
Arizona Lodge No. 1
Henry Gates
Raton
N. M
Proctor
San Augustine
Cananea
Carlotta Dunn
Big
Driscoll
Prescott
McBryde
Byrne
New York
City
M. J. Brophy
Copper Queen
Bisbee
George A. Montell
W and J. Sloane
San Francisco
Tucson
L. Zeckendorf &Co
John Gandolfo
Yuma Sentinel
Revival at Glendale Church Draws Crowds and Praise
The Glendale M. I. Church revival led by Rev. Bruce Godard, ongoing ten days, draws large crowds with reports calling it the most helpful and instructive yet. A Sunday night service filled the church as attendees traveled eight to ten miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Supreme Court Sustains Mohave County Ruling in Santa Fe Case
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the Mohave County judgment in the case of William P. Heimrod and Henry P. Ewing against the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company. The appeal bond sufficiency questioned by Prescott attorney E. E. Ellinwood limited the case to bond validity without merits hearing. Ewing and Heimrod owned a sampling.
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Kingman
Santa Fe
Sloan
Ewing
Heimrod
Supreme Court
Ilmnwood
Hoenix Enterprise
Mohave
William P. Heimrod
Henry P. Ewing
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Appelle
E. Ellinwood
Prescott
Helmrod
Mrs. Manning Seriously Ill at North Main Home
Mrs. L. H. Manning is critically ill at her North Main street residence after abdominal trouble. An operation was performed following a physician consultation, with a late report that her condition has slightly improved and recovery chances look hopeful. General Manning has been unreachable while abroad. Separately, seats for the Leonora Jackson concert go on sale February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Manning
North Main Street
General Manning
East
New York
Washington
Relics Found in White Water Cave Unearth 1680 Indian Capture
Clark Rodgers reports a cave discovery in the White Water mountains near Lone Mountain. His son Roscoe found a concealed opening with Spanish saddles bridles bows arrows and a powder horn. A skeletal remains likely of an Indian uprising participant from 1680 lies beside the trove.
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Clark Rodgers
Lone Mountain
White Water Mountains
Silver City Enterprise
Roscoe
Santa Rita
Arrivals at Shtotel and San Augustine list of passengers
A long column lists arriving travelers and accompanying escorts with numerous names and cities including Windsor, Nogales, Denver, El Paso, New York, Los Angeles, Fort Grant, St. Louis, and Perus. Entries mention captains, wives, and various travelers with no narrative beyond passenger names and origins.
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Orndorff
J. L. Berry
Los Angeles
C. C. ‘Tarnen
Fort Grant
Jackson
Peru
Ind
P. D. Paganite
New York
J. O. Cyrus
Primville
C. H. Young
Gold Hill
Ore
Philip J. Harding
City
G. H. Mosher
St. Louis
San
Aavier
D. M. Riordan
George Waage
John M. Bully
K. M. Kaiff
Seattle
O. O. Saxhang
Nogales
Wif E
Howard Maxwell
C. E. Clawson
C. P. Lyndall
Geo. Herringon
Chicago
Dr. Murphy
M. M. Joole
San Francisco
Stratton Givens
Abingdon
Til
Jack Worth
C. Sheftall
A. G. Snettall
Fort Worth
B. Peterson
O. H. Hall
Minas
Minnick and Sinnick Exchange on Book Request
A fragmentary dialogue shows Minnick praising Scribbe and Sinnick recalling a request for a copy of a book. Minnick comments on Pa’s dislike of copying, while Sinnick questions the outcome and notes the ignored request.
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Minnick
Sinnick
Trial Evidence Reveals Remorseful Letter on Burial Request
Law Notes describes a trial where a remorseful letter was admitted as evidence. The writer, Joszen Baapier, pleads with Mr Bidwell to bury a young woman and to lay top of ground for the turkey busarde to eat, acknowledging wrongdoings.
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Law Notes
Mr Bidwell
Joszen Baapier
Notice of Settlement of Final Account in Lacy Estate
In Pima County Arizona the probate court schedules February 25 1902 at 10 a m for settling final account of H E Lacy estate administered by H E Tenney and for hearing the petition for final distribution. Interested parties may appear file written exceptions and contest the accounts. Dated Tucson February 14 1902. S W Purcell Ex Officio Clerk of Probate Court. Try The Citizens Classified Ads for results.
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County of
Pima
Territory of
Arizona
H. E. Lacy
H. E. Tenney
Tucson
Jima County
Notice of Administration for Ellen Finley Estate
In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona John W Bogan has filed for Letters of Administration of Ellen Finley deceased Hearing set for February 25 1902 at 10 am in Tucson court room any interested person may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted Dated February 13 1902 Ww H Purcell Ex Office Clerk First publ Feb 13 last Feb 24
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County of
Pima
Territory of Arizona
County of Pima
Eliza R. Stevens
Petra S. Stevens
Tucson
Pima County
S. W. Purcell
Ellen Finley
John W. Bogan
Ww. H. Purcell
Lyndall Visits Tucson For Home Fire and Marine Insurance
Mr. C. P. Lyndall of the Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company visits Tucson to promote the firm. Zeigler's offers the finest confectioneries and top quality goods. Classified ads invite readers to secure a room for rent through The Citizen's listings.
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C. P. Lyndall
The
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Tucson
Zeigler's
Roomere
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Eagle Milling Company
Twueson
George R. Davis
Nix
Su- Court
Yester
Davis
S Jackson
J. W. Cort
P. P. van
Wilson
District Court
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Bard Brady
Bernice Brady
Sult
Carrol Low
W. J
Weaver
Gila Bend
California
St. Mary's Hospital
Alcott
Fennington Street
Stone Avenue
Pennington Street
Congress Street
Fide Streets
Franciso
Milton
Saxony
Yes
James Lee
Oracle
Mamoth
Cafe Goldtree
Goldtree’s
Uiding
Congress and
Court Street
Isidor Goldtree
Arisian Millinery
Indies
James Brown
Potsmouth
DeWitt
Sells Pharmacy
North
Bell’s
North Church Street
Shtotel
G. W. Cole
W. M. Pryce
J. M. Hayden
Grand Rapids
Taganette
F. W. Hangs
W. H. Ferguson
Denver
J. M. Popham
Park View
R. A. Anderson
L I. Miltenburger
Benson
Lincoln Woodford
Capete
Mex
W. WY. Elliot
Sala Grande
Marry Mullen
Colorado
Joan M. McNewell
Saap—dull
Cook & Company
Zeigler’s
Bell's Pharmacy
Ofce
Council Street
Wiin Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Singer Mfg. Co
South Stone Avenue
Moler Barber College
Cal
P. O. Box
West Broadway
Naco
Southern Pacific
Rend
C. M. Burkhalter
Madam Helene
Camp Street
Ariz
Helen Guernsey Shaw
Mason
W. S. B. Mathews
Jessie L. Gaynor
Blanche Dingley
East Pennington Street
Tucson, Ariz
Fey
Opera House
A. V. Grossetta
Mgr
America
Che
Gus Sun Almerican
Minstrels
Sam Horner
Sam Crane
E. W. Chip
Harry Meyric
Diamond Brothers
Krecks & Lynch
Ellet Brothers
Jas. Nugent
Kimball & Frances
A. V. Grossetta, Mgr
W.E Nankeville
Kimball & Francis
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