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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
8
The Tucson forecast from Observer E L Wetmore shows a low of 28 high of 52 with NW wind and cloudy skies. Barometer noted as low tomorrow. no significant severe changes expected. Cook and Company offer free eye exams with no charge for consultation for those needing proper correction. Smith Tailor suggests cleaning or purchasing a new spring suit. Zeigler's promotes fresh chocolates and bonbons.
Advertising claims the product conquers acne and pains, cures cuts, burns, bruises, and inflammation, and treats boils ulcers felons skin eruptions. It boasts millions of boxes sold yearly, 25c price, and guarantees satisfaction or pay. Also promotes Cook & Company eye exams with free evaluations and glasses fitted by an optician, asserting guaranteed work.
A good fruit and produce business is for sale. Call at once for details. California Market offers a bargain with a price range 94 to 99.
For terms apply to Brady-Schneider Commission Company, agents, 34 South Stone avenue. Don’t forget that you can get a plate of oysters in any style for 25 cents at Cafe Goldtree. For ice cream and all kinds of soft drinks go to Zeigler's.
Amusements report notes a small crowd and mixed reception for Lee Schubert's concert. While instrumental work pleases, several numbers disappoint, and routines by Mr McPike fall flat. The Schubert Quartet impresses only occasionally as Tucson theatergoers await stronger shows.
The Advance Lodge No. 40 Fraternal Brotherhood held a public officer installation in the Masonic hall in Yuma Arizona with Mrs Emma Rk Neidig of Los Angeles supreme vice president presiding. Officers installed include F A Dimond president G H Bailey vice president Mrs J M Butterfield chaplain W H Shorey secretary G M Atterfield treasurer Dr P G Cotter physician J Moore sergeant at arms Mrs A J Moore master at arms Mrs F L Ewing inner guard P C Anne outer guard.
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the A O U W Hall on Wednesday evening February 19 at 9 PM. Election of a board of directors and other legal business to come before the board. Chas A Shibell president Gust A Hoff secretary.
John Hogan section foreman at Luzena eight miles from Bowie on the Southern Pacific was shot and killed by Alejandro Doran after a dispute over provisions and pay. Doran fled with his wife and father. a coroner's inquest is set for Monday. Arizona rangers may pursue the suspect. Hogan, 31, born in Ireland, left an estate of 1600 dollars.
Ruth Strauss died at 7 am at her sister Mrs. Reed’s Alameda street home after a two month illness from tuberculosis of the bowels. Her brother Charles Strauss and mother Mrs. C. T. Kingsley were present. Funeral from Mrs. Reed’s residence will be tomorrow afternoon with burial in Masonic cemetery.
J Ivancovich owner of the southeast corner at Congress and Scott contemplates a four storey block of 100 by 100 feet. The ground floor would house four shops with offices or a hotel on the second floor. Plans by Trost and Rust await Ivancovich approval before construction, aiming for completion by next summer.
The Thirteen Club of the city, formed by thirteen young men, held its first affair at Rossi's restaurant. The event featured a thirteen course dinner, thirteen speeches, and reportedly thirteen drinks per attendee, with plans to meet on the thirteenth of each month. Members include Albert Drachman Kendall Kitt Sam Mansfield Fred Nichols Charles Nichols Guy Newell Ralph Langeworthy Leroy Kereel Ed Moyers Harlan Richey Harry Harrison W F Campbell Will Hogwood.
Tom Horn, charged with the murder of Willie Nickel, remains in custody awaiting Grand Jury action after bail denial. A key witness testified that a confession was coerced with hidden observers present, implicating Horn’s associate John Cable and alleging Horn’s role in two prior killings. Horn, once famed as a superb marksman in Southern Arizona, is linked to the Globe Mammoth area and the Geronimo era.
John H. Gall was admitted as Assistant United States Attorney and left Prescott with office records and furniture to be turned over to Jim By. Robert Morrison’s term ends today. The Tucson office will house the United States Attorney’s Office and Nave awaits new offices, possibly in the Court House with limited space.
Last week marked the first semester examinations at the University of Arizona with productive study and satisfactory results. Total semester registration reached 209, down slightly from last year but up in the preparatory department. New second semester courses include Metallurgy Mechanics and Hydraulics Higher College Physics Ethics Pedagogy and Elementary Chemistry. Plans for a new mess hall are visible at the Manual Training Building as bids are advertised for construction. Washington's Birthday will feature tennis in the morning and new sports in the afternoon, with a dance in Assembly Hall in the evening and the February issue of the Arizona Monthly soon available.
Frank B. tilis received from James E. Sullivan A U president twelve bronze medals from Union des Societes Francaises des Sports Athletiques for University of Pennsylvania athletes who competed in Paris in 1900. Medals show an athlete with laurel and a woman figure above Paris with laurel branches.
The Citizens 8 ing and Loan Association announces the sixteenth series stock now open for subscription. For information contact Secretary J. M. Ormsby, President Gust A. Hoff, and the association office.
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