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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
8
Jenzo McCormick, city pound master, already charged with cruelty, was assaulted while restraining a dog on Congress Street. A bystander employed by Southern Pacific struck him and fled. Councilman Goodman helped escort the assailant to police, where he posted a $25 bond to appear next morning.
Observer notes a storm moving over southern Arizona with NW wind and cloudy skies as barometer falls. The item mentions spring suit cleaning or purchase at Smith, plus local ads for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and a 25 cent oyster plate at Goldtree's Cafe.
For repairing of fine watches and jewelry go to E. G. Capo's. Every watch is guaranteed. Only first class work turned out.
The Citizen's Classified Ads promote job hunting and recruitment services. It invites readers to browse vacancies and place ads to connect with potential employers in the community.
An assortment of small notices advertising office space for Brady-Schneider Commission Company at 34 South Stone Avenue, and a cafe offering 25 cent oysters at Cafe Goldtree. Also featuring a sale of riffany glass at HB. G. Cape’s Jeweler located at 83 West Congress.
The El Paso Times previews Uncle Josh Spruceby with David Kennedy portraying a honest old New England farmer. A runaway daughter and a scheming bupee man drive danger to the farm as a sawmill scene unfolds with a perilous near-death, yet Uncle Josh intervenes to aid the wife and avert tragedy. The company offers new specialties and strong music by an effective Rube band.
Wedding and household sterling silverware and jewelry advertised with watches and goods from 1847 Rogers Bros. Call on E. G. Cape, the Jeweler, at 83 West Congress for this line of sterling items.
A historical notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for grip related weakness and organ weakness. It claims the tonic strengthens nerves and restores health after attacks. Also advertises custom wedding and birthday rings by E. G. Capo at 83 West Congress Street.
A request seeks a single loan of five to fifteen thousand dollars on suitable security at a low rate of interest. A second loan of one to five thousand dollars is offered for building purposes on long term at low interest. The applicant is M. King, corner of Stone avenue and Pennington street. 94-111
The Department of Agriculture plans a Santa Cruz valley reserve to restock native grasses and regulate grazing. Led by Professor R H Forbes, the experiment aims to guide restocking in other western ranges and involve a government commission under no homestead or mineral-entry restrictions.
Washington's Birthday was celebrated with patriotic programs in city public schools. Students performed songs and recitations about George Washington, the flag, and national history, with councils noting attendance by Councilman Sam Barkley.
The University of Arizona schedules its second annual field day on the athletic grounds tomorrow at 2 PM opening spring and summer sports. A tennis tournament starts the morning followed by track events including sprints hurdles and distance races and field events such as high jump broad jump pole vault shot put hammer throw and a tug of war between two university teams.
A long string of hotel arrivals is recorded with numerous guests from cities such as St. Paul El Paso Santa Clara and Los Angeles. Names include Rourke Tenney Menonne Ripell Stevens Reynolds Bonstall and many others with several from San Francisco New York and Bisbee.
De Hay and Whit tier offer tire setting and wheel care without disking. Visit 129 East Congress Street for fine hand carved leather goods at low prices at E. G. Capo's. Also horses shod by De Hay and Whittier with scientific hoof care and gait correction.
Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing her three week sick child. She says a terrible cough worsened despite doctor’s care but the medicine restored health. Sold by all druggists 50c to 1.00 with trial bottles free.
An advertisement claims the product digests all kinds of food without stomach aid, aiding rest and restoration of natural digestion. It states the remedy’s elements match natural digestive fluids and notes sale at Bell's Pharmacy, 22 North Church Street.
An optician from Central Bloc advertises a trial for glasses and eye relief, urging customers not to despair after other remedies failed. The note mentions Dlec on EK G Capo and claims satisfaction guaranteed or nothing.
Sealed proposals for erection of the dining hall kitchen at the Territorial University grounds will be received until March 1902 and opened then. Plans and specifications may be viewed during business hours at the Office of the Annual Training Department. The Board of Regents reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J A Zabriskie Secretary.
An announcement from a former Brady-Schneider Commission Co. agent states he has severed ties and become resident agent for Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. of San Francisco. He invites policyholders and others to contact him via Box 36 or phone and says he will operate a general real estate and fire insurance rental business from a new office at Stone Ave and Broadway starting May 1.
E G Cape the jeweler at 83 West Congress street offers special figures on Elktooth mountings in any design.
Mexican Cella re 433 Silver 55 Leap dull brokers 3.50 exchange 4.00.
You may misattribute headaches to neuralgia stomach trouble or nervousness. You can determine the true cause without charge by calling Dr. H A Schell. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Classified ads in The Citizen deliver fast local outcomes from sales to services. Readable listings include items for sale job seekings and service offers with brief details and contact information.
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