Items of the Day of Personal Interest
Sloane departs February for Doug to take clerk and train job with the Nacosart railroad. Dr Duffield pays $500 for a condition in Woodell. Anderson, Southern Pacific fireman, leaves Palomas for a ranch assignment. Hermosillo visitor stops in Tucson on San Francisco. Captain Housh locates Ruiz and ownership of property near San Vicente. Williamson, Southern Pacific stenographer, returns from Indiana. Dr Zimmerman, Silver Bell company surgeon, arrives from the camp. Elmer Rockwell of Legal Tender returns from Dallas with wife. Paxton of Loma Verde Copper arrives from the mine for Los Angeles then Tucson. Louis Gasser, water works chief, travels to Cananea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloane
Doughe
Nacosart
Urner
Woodell
Dr. Duffield
Anderson
Oakland
Cal
Palomas
N. M
Hermosilo
Tucson
San Francisco
Ruiz
San Vicente
Captain Housh
Thomas C. Paxton
Loma Verde Copper Company
Los Angeles
Louis Gasser
Cananea
Railroads mull anti pass plans and safety tech
Pacific Railway adopts an end collision strategy adding an extra brake crew to every train and plans to extend telegraph lines and new depots. Santa Fe opposes a broader pass exchange, threatening a west coast policy while unions discuss broader disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific
Colorado
Cattle shipments and ranching notes highlight Western beef trade
The report details a Merram ranch receipt by Anderson with a 300 prime beeves rent as an experiment, outlining cattle movements from Tempe and Phoenix to purchasers Benton and Hitchcock from San Diego. It notes irrigation driven farm output and the role of small stock farmers in sustaining western beef supply amid land grab concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merram
Anderson
Tempe
Benton and
Hitchcock
San Diego
Phoenix
Brief News Items From The Mountain Resort
Oracle Arizona January 21 1920 C H Masure from California stops in Oracle en route to California M C Moss and Frank Daily locate a horse thief in the hills south of Oracle Anna Belle Road travels to Tucson W E Bayless returns from Tucson heads to San Pedro Bayless ranches Miss Anna B Taylor of Tucson to visit soon Sidney Miller returns to Chicago John Itner back from Tucson Mountain View Hotel ships a large stage for a party expected tomorrow Mr and Mrs George Acton pass through to Tucson Lepold Miller and Nelson Miller of New York arrive at Arcadia ranch Dr Otto Arnold of Columbus Ohio expected in Oracle Manen Kimbro 3C ranch manager leaves for Tucson John F Driscoll US Postoffice Inspector passes through Oracle Regular services start at Union Church Mr and Mrs Frank Daily visit Tucson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracle
Ariz
C. H. Mosure
California
M. C. Moss
Frank Daily
Anna Belle Road
Tucson
Old Pueblo
W. E. Bayless
Bayless Ranches
San Pedro
Anna B. Taylor
Tucon 3
Mountain View Hotel
George Acton
John F. Driscoll
United States Postoffice
New Union Church
Tucson Amusements Flooded With Theatrical Offerings
Tucson will host a busy early season with the Boston Ideal Opera Company performing two nights this week and next week presenting Hunting for Hawkins at the Tucson Opera House. Richard Golden will star in Old Jed Prouty followed by Emma Nevada on Feb 5. Parker and Drachman plan the Schuberette Ladies Quartette concert on Feb 13 under Rathbone Sisters. The Gillingwater party promotes the Hawkins engagement slated for Jan 27 with LA notices praising its success. The Boston Ideal Opera Company teams with Andrews, offering The Pretty Persian and Fra Diavolo with a strong chorus and new costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Hawkins
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Golden
Emma Nevada
Mexico
Mme. Nevada
Messra Parker
Drachman
Schuberette Ladies
Rathbone Sisters
Rathbone
J. W. Gillinwater
Hunting For
Tucson Opera House
Pacific Coast
Burbank Theatre
Los Angeles
Andrews Opera Company
Pretty Girls
Nellie Andrews
Irene Palmer
Selina Rough
F. W. Walters
J. C. Taylor
James Steven
A. C. Burgus
Weather report from Tucson with wind and temperature notes
Local weather bulletin notes a maximum 70, mean about 55.5 and a NW wind with low barometer. Clouds are described as West and the day features a standard observer report by K L Wetmore. The remainder advertises Zeigler's for candies and confectioneries, ice cream and popcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
K. L. Wetmore
Iear
Zeigler’s
Southern Cross Copper Company Incorporation in Arizona Territory
Articles filed by Thomas G. Condon Frank Heilig and Singleton M Ashenfelter declare the Southern Cross Copper Company with principal Arizona offices in Tucson and books kept in New York. Authorized capital stock is 2.5 million dollars in 100000 shares of 25 dollars each, nonassessable upon organization. The company would engage in mining related activities and build transportation and power infrastructure. The charter runs 1901 to 1926 with initial directors listed and a 1.5 million dollar debt limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Arizona
Thomas G. Condon
Frank Heilig
Singleton M. Ashenfelter
Southern Cross Copper Company
Tucson
Pima County
New York
Santa Catalina Mountains
Southern Pacific Company
J. B. M. Grosvenor
Thos. G. Condon
Walter G. Hooke
City of
County of
Pima
Territory
Silver City
New Mexico
Removal Notice Shifts Blacksmith Shop to Scott Street
The owner relocates the blacksmith and horseshoeing shop to Scott Street on Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa. He invites friends and patrons to visit at the new location. 63 89 Miguel Hidalgo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street
Military Plaza
Jackson and
Ochoa
Miguel Hidalgo
Grand Valetine Ball by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosts a Grand Valetine Ball at Tucson Natatorium on February 14 1902. Dancing begins at 9 pm with tickets priced at 1 50 dollars. Admission allows entry for both gentlemen and ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tucson Natatorium
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Duncan’s Horse
Ecember
Mr. DuniGas
Duma
R. Rafael
Los Anpiace
United States
of Customs
Nogales
Jose Ente
Davis Ding
H. John L. Waggaman
Arcell
E. E. Straine
John Hurste
Tanca
Ivogales
Cox
Patagonic
N. Thomas
Ota Mining Company
Edwin
Phil J. Harding
Wills
San Pedro Ranch
M. G. Co
Guard of
Guadeloupe
University
Guardian
Samaniego
Thomas Wilson
James Wake Fellows
District Court
United States Court
Grand Jury
Hoey
George Shocan
Wm. Hoey
Rudolph Hkasmessen
Mary Cochran
North Lone Avenue
Bowron
Congregational Church
Rasmessen
North Tone Avenue
Mr. Rasmessen
Miss Cochran
Bh. H. Allen
St. Mary's Hospital
Illinois
N. J. Krier
Medalia
Llinde
S. C. Williamson
Southern Pacific
Indiana
Zimmerman
Silver Bell
Elmer Rockwell
Dallas
Texas
Paso & Southwestern
Tojes
Douglas
Commodions
Bisbee Review Breeze
Santa Fe
Trunk Line Association
Pasenger Association
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Buffalo
Chicago
Isburg
el Paso Times
Sidney Miller
Chicaro
John Itner
Manen Kimbro
3C Ranch
Local Weather Report
County of Luna
Walter S. Ginney
Walter H. Ginney
Notary Public
Benton Dick
Frank Hellig
Grant
Cornelius Bennett
Cortes Pennett
Remova
Rhimball & Francis
Main St
Kansas
Brady & Schneider Commerciel Co
S. E. Hall
Concordia Hotel
Ellison
Arndorff Hotel
J. W. Estill
Oracle, Ariz
Cates Ed
U Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Bargairs
P. O. Box
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
H. L. Rigg
West Broadway
Smith
Hell's Pharmacy
North Church Street
Schilling
Boston
The
Fra Diavolo
Kimball & Francis
Opera House
A. V. Gassetta
Mgr
John L. Kearney
Alf Grant
America
Frank C. Young
Bessie de Voie
KIMBALL & FRAN_CIS BOOK
Bell & Pharmacy
Windsor Hotel
O. F. Schumacher
Prap
Cay
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