Clifton Copper Mill to Reopen as 150 Ton Plant
The Clifton Copper company plans repairs and additions to its concentrating plant and will reopen as a 150 ton facility. M. Z. Elliott of Clifton Arizona, a top mining and millman for the Arizona Copper company, will supervise with skilled helpers. The Keystone shows strong potential for the county amid a dry season and Creek water.
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Clifton Copper Company
M. Z. Elloitt
Clifton, Ariz
Arizona Copper Company
Keystone
Prescott Courier
South Bisbee Company to Hold Annual Meeting in Bisbee
The South Bisbee Copper mining and townsite Improvement company schedules its annual meeting in Bisbee on January 14. A December 10 Los Angeles board meeting authorized issuing bonds up to 400000 for twenty years at six percent, secured by mortgage on all company property and rights.
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South Bisbee Copper Mining and Townsite Improvement Company
Bisbee
South Bisbee Company
Los Angeles
Bisbee Review
Cananea Mining Boom Expands in Sonora
F G Dodson reports eight feet of copper ore and rich gold showings at his Black Canyon claims near Prescott. Cananea grows from a mining camp to a town of eight thousand with 5,800 workers as Greene Consolidated drives output to 0.8 million pounds monthly and adds furnaces. The company employs a mixed workforce with a policy of no white worker exclusion.
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F. G. Dodson
Keystone
Black Canyon
Prescott
el Paso
Val Verde
Turkey
Robert Mitchel
Jerome
Reese M. Ling
Phoenix
Sonora
Mitchell and
Ling
Mitchell
Arizpe
Altar
Cananea
Greene Consolidated Mining Company
United Verde
Greene Consolidated
Messrs Ling
Robert Mitchell
Baren
Plain
Solia
Naco
Cattle Exhibit Sparks El Paso Carnival Boom
El Paso Herald reports a cattle exhibit by River side Hereford breeders from Nebraska draws praise from local commission leaders. The piece notes rapid U.S. cattle breeding advances, with yearlings sold in one year and two year growth saving costs, plus fierce competition among Hereford whitefaces Durhams short horns and Polled Angus. Government farms test breed merits, boosting Southwest cattlemen through quicker growth and export trends.
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el Paso
Nebraska
America
Southwest
el Paso Herald
Dr Kings New Life Pills End Headache for Mrs Webster
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills wholly cured her two year struggle with sick headaches. The medicine also eases constipation and biliousness at 25 cents a box.
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N. A. Webster
Winnie
Central Park Floral Co Largest Southern California Cut Flower Store
Central Park Floral Co operates at 1388 Spring St Los Angeles Gul claims to be the largest cut flower shop in Southern California offering Holly Wreaths Redondo Carnations Violets Roses Smilax with Xmas orders shipping promptly.
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Spring St
Los Angeles, Gul
California
Xmas
Shippe
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted At Bell's Pharmacy
An advertisement advocates Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and dyspepsia claiming it digests food without stomach aid. It notes the product is on sale at Bell's Pharmacy located at 22 North Church Street.
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Bell’s
North Church Street
Grand Valetine Ball at Tucson Natatorium
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosts a Grand Valentine Ball at the Tucson Natatorium on February 14 1902. Dancing starts at nine in the evening and tickets cost 1.50 dollars. Admission covers both gentleman and lady attendees.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Tucson Natatorium
Disastrous Fire at Rhoades Threatened Town
The Rhoades planing mill and equipment worth $16 000, insured for $4 000, burned after a fire that soon consumed the mill near the railroad. prompt work halted further damage and saved the town, with losses limited by insurance. Max Ebert’s suspected insanity proved to be despondency over a rejected love, not mental illness. An automobile excursion from Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon is planned to promote Flagstaff as a tourist and engineering hub aiding Santa Fe line branding.
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Rhoades
J. M. Dennis Lumber Company
Williams News
Messrs
Oliver Lippencott
Winfield Hogaboom
F. M. Chapman
Los Angeles
Cal
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
United States
Skylight City
Meissonier Sees Badly Painted Dogcart
A famed French painter Meissonier bought a dogcart in a provincial town. He remarked it was elegant yet poorly painted. The shop’s answer, spoken with scorn, told him to paint it himself to ensure it would look nice.
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Meissonier
Queen of Hanover at Golden Goose Inn
An old tale describes a Hanover queen stopping at the Golden Goose inn for two days and paying 300 thalers for entertainment. Upon departure she warns the landlord not to mistake her for a patron when she returns.
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Hanover
Golden Goose
New York Times
The Citizen’s Classifieds Deliver Real Results
Classified ads in The Citizen spotlight quick outcomes and local opportunities. Readable snippets show sales, job openings, and notices linking buyers and sellers, employers and applicants, neighbors and services.
Magnetic correction keeps clocks in step at Greenwich
The London News explains a magnet fixed near a pendulum that, when the clock runs fast or slow, triggers an electric current to pull the magnet as the pendulum swings. This slight adjustment, repeated over thousands of swings, corrects a tenth or twentieth of a second error so the clock keeps perfect time.
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Greenwich Observatory
London News
Ruskin On Art As Expression Of True Delight
A compact quotation urging art as praise of what one loves. It frames art as a source of health and life energy, linking rank to the breadth of love and insisting true art expresses delight in real things.
Brief Prussian King Converses In Stubby Talk At Waters
Frederick William II of Prussia avoided long speeches and spoke in infinitives. At Teplitz he met a Hungarian magnate during a water cure. They exchanged four word exchanges about bathes waters soldiers and congratulations and walked on satisfied.
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Frederick William
Prussia
Teplitz
Repelling Fire With a Drum in Wales 1693
An account from 1693 describes a sea‑borne flame in Merionethshire near Harlech that devastated hay and barns. It allegedly killed cattle fed by grass it moved over, and startling noise like a drum or horn would drive it away from houses.
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Wales
Harlech
Merionethshire
Ask Your Doctor About Alum Effects On Stomach
The writer advises consulting a physician to learn how alum affects the stomach and mentions practical steps for grocery shopping. The note suggests avoiding cheap baking powder and endorses Schilling's Best as a fair priced option with money back if unsatisfied.
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Schilling
German Legend of Frederick Barbarossa Hidden in Kyffhausen Cavern
A German legend tells Frederick Barbarossa lies sleeping with his knights at a marble table in the Kyffhausen cavern in the Harz mountains. His long red beard drapes the table as the famed emperor awaits release after centuries of enchantment. The piece ends by asking readers to consider the Citizen's Classified Act advantages.
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Frederick Barbarossa
Kyffhausen
Harz
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