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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
5
Local brief notes report on Miss Augustine and Jeff at an Oracle revival. Plans include a Bisbee Nogales tour, a Los Angeles action, and a Tucson revival. Official duties, jail terms, and probate actions are listed amid assorted town events and delays.
Fragmentary city note mentions Yanil and Harry L Heff ano visiting the city, a Nogales arrival, and travel from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Several names and places appear amid garbled text, including references to health, witness, and samples from a large U S garment maker.
Ground broken for a new hotel at the corner of Broadway and Scott streets. Manzo and Ochoa awarded the excavation contract and Trost and Rust adjust plans for a 165 foot Scott street frontage. Altman aims to roof the building by fall and open January 1 next year. The new hotel will boost the neighborhood into a business center.
A New York Tribune report describes Samoan clothing as made by women from paper mulberry bark, with no looms or spinners. It explains tree cultivation, harvest, and processing into eight foot straight battens for cloth, noting village female control and three year growth to usable size. Also mentions a Missouri play and Tucson performances, with local classified ads offering help.
Describes the quarantine procedure for a vessel in New Orleans tying at the wharf. Bedding clothing and cushions go to the quarantine shed then racks feed into three large steam heated cylinders. Dry heat 180 degrees followed by moist heat 230 degrees. 6 to 8 pounds pressure. 30 minutes to an hour. Clothing emerges moist but dry quickly and remains undamaged. Also notes ad listings from The Citizen’s Classified Ads.
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