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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

5

Brief News Items Of The Town

Local notes report on trains, coats, and a missing jacket. probate court settles the Brady estate with Willis Haynes and Homer Santee appointed appraisers. Also mentioned are sermons at the Gospel and Baptist churches, an appeal deportation case for a Chinaman, and a funeral with body viewing at the Episcopal Church. Isadore Goldtree displays a leopard shark at his cafe, while a civil suit United States vs Six Packages of Placer Gold proceeds in district court. McCormick case delayed. city officials plan to pursue charges against Ganshorn for cruelty to horses.

Episcopal Church Isadore Goldtree San Francisco D. Bennett Phoenix District Court United States Jose San Vicente Poundmaster McCormick Meyer Cooper McCormick Roscoe Dale Ganshorn

Personal Interest Items Across Town

Ble Texas Bob arrives from Squaw Tanks via Oracle while Chinese Inspector aide joins a burro case. Bennett visits from US morning to present tomorrow. Packard of Bisbee returns from El Paso where Carnival events occurred. George Acton, San Pedro Valley rancher, comes with wife and two children. Wilsey, winter resident of Tucson, arrives from Colorado Springs for the season.

HH. A. Packard Bisbee el Paso George Acton San Pedro Valley BE. W. Wilsey Tucson Colorado Springs

Legal Notice Fragments On Landlord Tenancy Duties

Disjointed OCR text shows references to landlord failure to collect rent and guarantee terms. It mentions a grantor of property, exoneration of guarantees, and payments tied to deliveries. The passage cites cases and statutes about tenancy and property law, with scattered references to railcar and carrier topics.

Senate backs ship subsidy bill report favoring Frye

Senate Commerce Committee approves a favorable report on Senator Frye's ship subsidy bill noting mail costs at 4700 dollars with ocean service receipts covering about three million, leaving a deficit under the proposed system near two million. Tucson shooting gallery adjoins unrelated product plug appears in text.

Washington, D. C Senate Committee On Commerce Today Frye

Meeks and Weeks Compromise on Morning Drinks

Meeks says his wife prefers coffee for breakfast while holding to tea. Weeks asks about options and Meeks explains they compromise on coffee. The snippet appears from UCbhlicago News with a playful exchange.

Meeks Ucbhlicago News

Milk in the coconut quip and gallery betting jokes

A fragmented clip features a quip about milk in the coconut and a pun about water. It moves to a brief note about the old fashion ed child and a stray remark from Atchison Globe on whales in the gulf stream, then details a shooting gallery ad offering various prizes for shooting targets and animals with modest stakes.

Diverse Topics Highlight Scientific Speculation and Trade

A Lancet writer speculates a female fly could yield 25 million descendants in a single summer. Marine life shows long lifespans, while cement gains prominence in South Africa, shaping building and dock construction. The British Appeal Court rules nine knots too fast in fog for admiralty regs regarding ocean liners. An odd note mentions Little Dutch and Havana items made in Pennsylvania for Crescent Cigar Store sale.

Liepesbach South Africa Hrittsé Court of Appeals Campania Havana Pennsylvania Crescent Cigar Store

Tucson Street Sewers and Copper Company Articles

An ordinance orders sewer construction on Alameda Pennington Congress Messilla Broadway South Meyer and McKenna streets with extension to Church Plaza and the plan funded by special assessments on benefitted lands. Articles of incorporation for Southern Cross Copper Company declare a $2.5 million capital and offices in Tucson and New York with mining and power projects in Arizona New Mexico and leadership by Condon Heilig Ashenfelter.

Tucson Congress Street Church Plaza 8. A. M’cartney Alameda Street Toole Avenue Main Treet Pennington Street Main Street Corgress Street Sixth Avenue Messilla Street Uuurca Plaza Maina Street Broadway Meyer Street South Meyer Street McKenna Street South Main Street Com City of Territory of Arizona Thomas G. Condon Frank Helslig Singleton M. Ashenfelter Southern Cross Copper Company Pima County New York Santa Catalina Mountains Southern Pacific Company J. B. Grosvenor Arisona

Notice of Removal to Scott Street Shop

Notice stating removal of a blacksmith and horse shoeing shop to Scott Street near Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa. The owner Miguel Hidalgo invites friends and patrons to visit the new location. 63-8.

Scott Street

Grand Valetine Ball by Railroad Brotherhood in Tucson

The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosts a Grand Valetine Ball at the Tucson Natatorium on February 14, 1902. Dancing begins at 9 o’clock. tickets cost 1.50 dollars and admission is open to gentlemen and ladies.

S.A. McCartney Mechanical Brotherhood of Railroad Tucson Natatorium

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