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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1902

Page

4

Eight Hour Shift Adopts New Copper Queen Policy

The Copper Queen company announces an eight hour workday starting January 1st 1902 for all miners with a wage of 3.50 per day making Bisbee an eight hour camp with top pay. All workers will be shifted to equalize labor and pay across the mines.

Copper Queen Company Arizona Bisbee Bisbee Review W. C. Greene Cananea Lem Overlock Cananea Consolidated Copper Company New York Naco Mr. Greene United States Greene Overlock

Copper Prospects Near Black Mountain Spur Giant Low Grade Deposit

M R Chamberlain reports a vast copper discovery south of Black mountain with ore occupying over fifty feet in width and several hundred feet in length. The La Calara company plans a 250000 dollar reduction plant and a railroad to the gulf coast connected to the Proveedera de Cobre group found by W E Defty during his regional visit.

Aul Ginther el Paso Olympia Mining Company Sonora Mexico Ginther Alderman Caldwell Eberhart Olympia Company Moctezuma el Paso Herald M. R. Chamberlain Black Mountain Florence Blade la Calara Company la Proveedera de Cobre Phoenix Calara Company Gulf Coast W. E. Defty Proveedera Group Phoenix Republican

Quarantine Lifted for Sonora Cattle. Local Trade Moves On

Dr. J S Norton reports the Bureau of Animal Industry annuls the Sonora cattle quarantine through January 3, easing hardship on Arizona ranchers. Texas and Chihuahua cattle traders rush shipments to California as Tempe and Phoenix buyers expand activity with dozens of carloads sold or booked. Cattle, hog, and goat movements continue across the valley as ranchers adjust to the brief reprieve.

J. S. Norton Territory Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture Sonora Dr. Norton Arizona Richard Brady Tucson el Paso Texas California Brady el Faso Chihuahua Tempe John Garner San Bernardino Cal C. B. Williams Frank Fogal Woolf Sachs Greene Porterville Sachs Mr. Norton Phoenix A. H. Harper

Whisky and cigar brands advertised at 74 West Congress St

A dealer lists 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 La Palma Cigars Take your Choice all genuine and served from original packages hot or cold plus Schilling's Best baking powder powder in biscuits with virtue of baking powder.

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

Chalices Stolen From Catholic Church in Meriden

Burglars broke into St. Rose's Roman Catholic Church in Meriden last night. They forced the tabernacle door and stole three gold-lined chalices from the safe, and rifled the safe itself. A monstrance was broken but left behind, and Father Cooney fainted upon hearing of the crime. Citizens are indignant over the sacrifice.

Meriden Conn St. Rose’s Father Cooney

Free Eye Examinations Extended Through January 10

Dr H A Gehell announces continued free eye examinations due to holiday rush. After January 10 a fee will be charged for full examination and testing. Eye tests offered now with glasses available later from Gentury, Block Up.

H. A. Gehell Optician

Mrs Shaw and the Prohibition Question at the White House

Washington rumors swirl around Mrs. Shaw wife of the new Treasury Secretary and her stance on alcohol at state dinners The White House custom of serving five wines may be challenged by her abstinence stance as she joins Mrs Hay and Mrs Root in Cabinet social duties and etiquette remains strict in public statements.

Washington Shaw Mrs. Shaw Cabinet

Called on a Dog To Identify Murderer

In Philadelphia a devoted Newfoundland named Belle helps hunt the axe murder of Howard A. Bruce, a river front watchman. Belle sniffed three suspects in custody, signaling none were the killer, and another suspect was later arrested in Baltimore for transfer to Philadelphia for the dog’s identification.

Philadelphia Belle Howard A. Bruce Baltimore

Old Trapper Killed in Fall Near Cody Wyoming

Riley Mc Laughlin, a veteran trapper and tour guide in the Big Horn country, was killed when he fell 300 feet down a crevasse while hunting. His companions summoned help by rope and grappling hook, and the body was recovered after several attempts.

Cody Wyo Riley McLaughlin Big Horn

Topeka Family House Shared With Horse

In Topeka Kansas the Price family occupies a two room house with a horse in a shed area used as a summer kitchen. Neighbors protest, but the Board of Health cannot act and the president notes no legal means to prevent keeping a horse in living quarters.

Topeka Kan Price Board of Health

Ex Senator Carter Bluprints a Roosevelt Cabinet

Washington January 6 A report that former Senator Carter of Montana may join President Roosevelt's cabinet draws strong political interest. No confirmation yet but Carter's background includes chairing the Republican National Committee and service as Commissioner of the General Land Office. His possible appointment would align with a 1904 campaign machine strategy alongside Payne as Postmaster General.

Washington D. C Carter Montana Roosevelt Republican National Tee General Land Office United State Payne National Committee

Burglars Foiled By Deputy Sheriffs Near Henry Bank

In Wenona Illinois January 6 three cracksmen planned to blow the vault of the First National Bank at Henry Illinois. Ten deputy sheriffs guarded the area after seeing tools in a park. The trio opened fire and fled across the Illinois River bridge toward Lacon, pursued amid continual gunfire. bank vaults held $200000.

Wenona Ill First National Bank Henry Illinois River Lacon

Prohibition Cities Consume Most Rum in State

The Maine State Liquor Agent report shows Portland Lewiston and Auburn accounted for over 67 percent of annual liquor sales, with Portland alone shipping 34 864 dollars. Other towns including Bangor Bath and Rockland sold smaller amounts, while Bangor notes private sales outside City Hall bars.

Bangor Maine Portland Pearson J. W. Wakefield Auburn Bath Benedicta Bucksport Thomaston Gardiner Greenville Lewiston Machias Phillips Randolph Rockland Waterville Wiscasset Androscoggin

Baptized in a Tub To Make Her Happy

In Paducah Kentucky Mrs Charles McCarty underwent an unusual baptism yesterday at home. Ill for a long time she chose immersion in a bath tub as part of joining the Christian church. The ceremony was led by J K Bonduant of the First Christian church with assistance from C C Rose.

Paducah Charles McCarty South Fourth Street McCarty J. K. Bonduant The First Christian Church C. C. Rose

Severe Exclusiveness In Cold Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE Wis Jan 6 Members of the College Endowment Association the leading women's club in the state refused to listen to Clara Morris lecture about the stage J H Schunck attempting to arrange a series of lectures was rebuffed as beneath their dignity to admit an actress into their circle The item notes a social snub and club dynamics along with an advertisement for DeWitts Hazel Salve and a local Bell Pharmacy listing.

Milwaukee Wis Beshe College Endowment Association Clara Morris J. H. Schunck

Blacksmith Shop Moves to Scott Street on Military Plaza

Notice announces removal of a blacksmith and horseshoeing shop to Scott street on Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa. The owner invites friends and patrons to visit at the new location, 63 89 Miguel Hidalgo.

Scott Street Military Plaza Jackson and Ochoa Miguel Hidalgo

Kline Kohn Co Advertises Large Ladies Tailoring House

The advertisement promotes an extensive line of samples for ladies tailored garments from Kline Kohn & Co the largest up to date tailoring house in the United States. Smith the tailor in the apron Wedge.

Kline Kohn & Co United States Smith

Largest Cut Flower Store in Southern California

Holly Wreaths Redondo Carnaticas Violeta Rases Scoftex featured as a leading Los Angeles flower shop offering Xmas orders and prompt shipments.

California Holly Wreaths Xmas Sitippe

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