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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1902

Page

4

Mining News and Developments Across Arizona Mines

Judge Murphy ships ore from Payroll mine reporting three ounces of gold per ton with some lead. S. D. Woods introduces a House bill for a Department of Mines. Rescue Copper Co plans large Arizona labor, with Ajo copper fields noted as rich. Carl Wulsten praises Ash Peak prospects. Oro Grande shipmates face layoffs, appealing to higher courts. Mohave region considers branch railroad to Gold Road country and new hoisting plants at Planet mining in Kingsman.

J. M. Murphy A. J. Shotwell Rescue Ajo Pima County Arizona Phoenix Gazette Carl Wuisten Diston Ash Mr. Wulsten California University of Berlin Germany Mohave Santa Fe Powell Slough Mesa Fort Mohave

Funeral of Mrs Gage in Prescott and San Francisco

Private funeral services for Mrs. E B Gage were held at the Prescott residence and were timed to coincide with San Francisco services. Friends from Congress Phoenix and the south attended, and the gathering was limited to close acquaintances.

Gage E. B. Gage Prescot San Francisco

Anvil Springs Gold Mining Milling and Smelting Co Incorporation

Historic Articles of Incorporation for Anvil Springs Gold Mining Milling and Smelting Company filed in 1901 list founders Fred H. Vahrenkamp George E. Stearns George W. Wilderman L. B. Marshall Frank G. Finlayson and Charles B Ladd all of Los Angeles California. Principal office in Tucson Arizona with capital stock of 1 million dollars and a 25 year term.

Anvil Springs Gold Mining, Milling and Smelling Company Fred H. Vahrenkamp George E. Stearns George W. Wilderman L. B. Marsha Frank G. Finlayson Char B Ladd County of Los Ageles State of California Territory of Arizona Anvil Springs Gold Mining Milling and Smelting Company George Stearns L. B. Marshall Frank &. Finlayson Charles B. Ladd Los Angeles California Pima County Towit Fred H. Wahrenkamp A. D George McLellan

Winslow eyed for ice plant to serve freight cars

The Winslow Mail notes the S F P R R plans an ice house and the demand for ice from nearby towns. It argues Winslow’s position on the line to Flagstaff and Holbrook makes an ice plant viable, supplying distant markets and expanding shipping business.

Winslow Flagstaff Holbrook Winslow Mail

Thief Caught Near Skull Valley After Chase

Deputy Gibson brought in a Mexican suspect wanted at Skull Valley for robbery from P. Leitch's ranch eighteen miles below Phoenix. The thief was captured in a singular manner.

Collins Skull Valley Salt River Valley Agua Fria Leiteh Ranch Phoenix Gibson Prescott Yavapai County P. Leitch

Preacher Frightened as Son Bombards Congregation

A minister halted his sermon when his son pelted worshippers with horse chestnuts from the gallery. The boy shouted to his father to continue preaching and keep the crowd awake.

Criec

Hungry Horace Seeks Food Amid Market Report Sliver

A humorous exchange shows Hungry Horace begging a kind lady for a bite while admitting he ate nothing since day before yesterday. The lady asks what he ate, and he replies only the market report from an old newspaper.

Horace

Cananea Copper Rail Reaches Mesa New Townsite

The Cananea Copper Company completed a new rail link reaching Mesa on Sunday. The first through train ran Monday evening led by Conductor Pic kett and Engineer James Rickett on engine No. 1 of the A. & S. E. railway. The passenger car and caboose carried crew and 33 passengers. The roadbed is near finished and grading continues toward the smelters to load coke into bins at the Caneana plant. All freight for La Cananea now goes to Mesa, with freight teams making a three mile haul.

Cananea Copper Company Mesa Pickett James Rickett A. & S. E. Railway Mexico Caneana la Cananea Bisbee

The Odds In The Policy Game

A retired shopkeeper explains a policy game riddle using a bushel of white beans and a single black bean as the odds. He describes dropping the beans from a 29 story roof to land on a penny on the sidewalk, implying the rare chance of the black bean landing on the penny.

Yuma Salvation Army Sin Adjutant Mashburn Mashburn Arizona New York Times

The Silliest Birds of Mauritius

Doeto meaning impleton describes birds found by Portuguese visitors on Mauritius three centuries ago. They stood about the size of a large swan, were dark gray, with a tail of feathers and tiny useless wings. They could not fly swim or run fast and were noted for their extreme cowardice and noisy hissing. They laid eggs and abandoned nests.

Mauritius

Patti Satire Promises Patti’s Final US Return

A western editor notes Patti Nicolini Mme. Patti, famed singer and farewellist, will visit the United States for likely the last time next year. The piece quips about fans dying before the year after next and Patti’s high two thousand dollar notes, touting her famed lungs and a Wales castle while joking about soap.

Adelina Patti United States Mme Patti Nicolini Patti Goodby Wales

Citizens Classified Act Benefits Question

Readers are urged to weigh the advantages of The Citizen's Classified Act by those who rely on it. Officials note the program aims to boost access to services, yet critics question whether benefits reach all users or primarily certain groups.

Relock Reread Voting Deal In Fair District

Fragmented note mentions a voting issue tied to a fair and a drug store incident. Readers see references to a girl and boy, a storm, and events in the city, with phrases out of order. No clear names or dates are readable.

Notice of Removal of Glasses Prescription Risk

Advertisement notes removal of eyeglasses with no more headaches and tired eyes. Claims solution via a prescription from Dr. H. A. Schell located at Century Block.

Resu.cacer H. A. Schell Century Block

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Department OF Mines Rescue Copper Company Ash Phan Oro Grande Weishing Geering Supreme Court of the United States Weisling E. H. Webb The Planet Mining Company Kingsman Tucson Pima GEO. E. Stearns J. B. Marshall Krane G. Finlayson Charles E. Ladd G. F. Mlblian Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co West Congress St Cananea Railroad Drew Noah Towser Adolp John Wieland Anheuser Busch and Jos. Schlitz Ross LIQU Alex Rossi Cer Stone Ave Ald Congress St Remova U Scott Street Military Plaza Jackson and Ochoa Miguel Hidalgo Central Park Floral Co Spring St Cal Xmas Shippe Hunt
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