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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1902

Page

4

Pick and Drill Mill and Smelter In Oro Grande Case

Reports on the Oro Grande mining dispute misstate Judge Sloan's ruling. Weisling receives only 6666.66 in Oro Grande stock or equal cash. appeal noted. Case could halt mine operations, affecting local merchants. Development has reached 1600 feet and a mill was planned.

Oro Grande Sloan Messrs. Hatfield and Upton Weisling Oro Grande Mining Company Upton Supreme Court Phoenix Republican

Profits in Copper Shares From Historic Issues

A historical extract lists copper stock gains: United Verde 100 shares once $100 now $30,000 with $100 monthly dividends. Centennial Copper $10 became $368. 1sq. Osceola Copper $100 turned to $632. Boston & Montana Copper $100 grew to $1,866. Arnold Copper $100 to $5,600. Butte & Boston Copper $100 to a yet unfinished figure.

United Verde Centennial Copper Company Osceola Copper Company Boston & Montana Copper Company Arnold Copper Company Butte & Boston Copper Company

Watterson Fires at Roosevelt in Lively Editorial

Louisville writer Henry Watterson, returning from Washington, lambastes President Roosevelt in the Courier Journal piece Rough Riding in Washington. He questions Roosevelts aims for re election and criticizes his handling of military and political matters while warning Democrats to stay firm.

Louisville Henry Watterson Washington Courier Journal Roosevelt Tom Platt Mark Hanna Fairbanks Army

West Virginia governor pressed over clemency record

Charleston reports the first year of Governor Albert Blakeslee White's term has sparked protests as he pardons and commutes, while critics demand more executions. A new Board of Pardons curbs were created, but White presses his prerogative with about a score of murder cases awaiting action.

Charleston W. Va Albert Blakeslie White West Virginia White George W.atkinson Board of Pardons Gov. White West

Manhattan Club invites not accepted cordially on Washington's Birthday

New York reports the Manhattan Club plans a Washington's Birthday reception inviting prominent Democrats from 38 states including ex presidents and party leaders. In Washington the move draws skepticism from Congress Democrats who fear premature declarations and prefer cautious unity efforts amid rising Republican troubles.

New York Manhattan Club Washington Cleveland Benjamin T. Cable John R. Walsh Potter Palmer Illinois Henry Watterson Kentucky Patrick A. Collins Josiah Quincy Boston Don M. Dickinson Michigan Tom L. Johnson J. M Guffey Pennsylvania Thomas Lowrey J. J. Hill Minnesota John G. Carlisle Perry Belmont W. Bourke Cochran Controller Coler Frederic R. Coudert William B. Hornblower Tammany Charles W. Dayton Philip J. Britt Dugro Surrogate Fitzgerald Randolph Guggenheimer Maurice J. Power Representative Sulzer Tammany Hall Charles H. Truax Congress Democratic House Caucus McClellan

Carnegie Institution to Receive Carnegie Education Gift

President Roosevelt has heard from Andrew Carnegie about a ten million dollar offer for a national educational institution. The proposal now may be presented to Congress in a form not requiring U S Steel bonds. Carnegie and Secretary Hay discussed the plan and filed articles of incorporation for The Carnegie Institution in Washington.

Washington Roosevelt Andrew Carnegie Congress Carnegie United States Steel Corporation 3D. C Hay United States State

Fond Couple, Aged And Blind, Parted

In Phelps New York on January 4, Mr and Mrs Frank Gilmore a lifelong couple aged and blind were forced to part after sixty years of near continuous togetherness Their wealth and farm were lost to fire and litigation leaving them in poverty They refused family aid and lived five years in a single room on their former homestead before Mr Gilmore went to his niece in Seneca Castle and Mrs Gilmore to the Goo household in the village

Phelps, N. Y Frank Gilmore Phelps Mr. Gilmore Miss Somerset Seneca Castle Gilmore Augustus Goo

Take Your Choice Cigars and Whiskies Offer

A list of brands including Monogram Mount Vernon Rye Jewell Dairy Maid Hunters Rye Canadian Club Cedar Brook formerly W H McBryer Whiskies La Virginia Carl Upmanns Banquet La Internacional The Ideal American Gran Director and La Palma cigars offered Genuine and served from original packages hot or cold at 74 West Congress St.

Monogram Mount Vernon Rye Jewell Dairy Maid Hunters Rye Canadian Club Cedar Brook W.H

Pasture and health remedies advertised in town notice

Pasture alfalfa at $3 monthly two miles south of town invites horses in and out with delivery and pick up. Address W. W. Allis P O Box 171 Tucson Ariz. VeWitt Witch Hazel Salve touted to cure skin affections and piles with warnings about counterfeits and DeWitt’s. Bell's Pharmacy 22 North Church street sells it.

W. W. Allis P. O. Box Tucson Ariz

Largest cut flower store in Southern California

1888 spring 8t Los Angeles advertises Holly Wreaths Redondo Carnations Violets Roses Smilax Xmas orders promptly ship prepaid.

Los Angeles Cal California Shippe

New York Market Briefs on January 4

Unclear stock notes from New York indicate mixed reports with references to Mexican dollars silver bullion and broker exchange rates. A cryptic line mentions winter stock chosen by manufacturers and a prompt to call and see it, attributed to “the Tailor in the upper Wedge.”

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