Capo Jeweler Promotes Good Ladies Argents Watch
Advertisement for a ladies' argent watch by E. G. Capo the jeweler at 83 West Congress Street.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
4
Advertisement for a ladies' argent watch by E. G. Capo the jeweler at 83 West Congress Street.
A local meat market proclaims top quality and lowest prices with a refrigerated room for inspection. It touts expert meat cutters and first class service to attract customers.
The only remedy for all itchy skin is Deans Ointment. Free samples will be available at George Martins Drug Store on Saturday February 15th.
The Oklahoma Live Stock Association’s eighth annual session at Enid in February saw officers elected and speakers like Norman Coleman, Albert Dean, and John Field participate. Despite pressure from shoe and saddlery interests on Representative Payne, chairman of Ways and Means, no action to remove the duty is planned, as it would set a dangerous precedent.
The Kingman yards are expanding with a larger yard layout and main line completion. Tracks will be lengthened to double capacity, signaling Kingman as a major business hub on the line. W. R. Stiles moves headquarters to El Paso and promises freight rate cuts between El Paso and Benson. First class rates drop to 1.82, second to 1.59, third to 1.30 per ton. overall reductions anticipate big savings.
Railroads argue the old rate fuels California industry and cheap fuel needs. They ask a permanent injunction against the new lower rate, claiming irreparable injury if allowed. The Bisbee special train marks the new line opening, boosting access to mining districts and commerce in the Southwest.
A sequence of names including Louis Fitzgerald Chauncey M Depew WM A WheeLock Henry G Marquan Cornelius N Bliss Geo H Squire Thos D JordIn B Alexander W P Snyder Samuel M Inman N B appears in an archival record. The fragmentary list suggests a roster or attendees linked to a historical document.
The article reports ongoing ore extraction from Catherine mine of New Comstock Mining Company, hauling to a mill of Arizona New England Consolidated, with cost about one dollar per ton. Testing will determine mill capacity up to 1000 tons daily if results justify expansion. The Prescott Eastern line links to Santa Fe routes, enabling ore shipments to the Blue Bed and Del Rio smelting plants. Local executives and engineers, including Wm McCusker and Supt Sieroth, oversee operations and testing shipments to gauge processing methods.
An old advertisement offers free Dean's Kidney Pills to Tucson residents with kidney or urinary ailments. It claims the pill cures kidney complaints, cites testimonials, and invites readers to fill a form at George Martin's Drug Store for a regular size box retailing at 50 cents.
Leonora Jackson the noted violinist comes to Tucson next Tuesday with a new concert company. She has been invited to perform before the Czar and Czarina at St. Petersburg next autumn and plans an extensive Russian tour afterward.
A fine lot of elk teeth has arrived and will be sold at very low prices at BE. G. Capo's.
A. W. Grossetta, manager of the Opera House in Tucson, reportsSug's Ministrels deliver a pleasing performance to a packed house tonight. A. W. Stechan is noted in this lively Arizona scene.
A listing shows a sale event scheduled for Saturday February 40 at George Martin’s Drug Store Tucson. Foster Milburn Co sole agents for the United States Iuudio New York is noted in the advertisement.
The notice advertises loan services with low interest on secured notes. It offers sums from five thousand to fifteen thousand dollars for building purposes and mentions a guaranteed sale of timepieces by E. G. Capo as a reference. It lists M. King at the corner of Stone avenue and Pennington street.
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