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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
4
A compilation of tales on portable mascots carried by gamblers and others, each item with a backstory from a bullet to a hairpin. The piece includes anecdotes of magpie omens and Patti’s self assessed traits, illustrating superstition and luck in entertainment and crime circles.
Editor O H Downey of Urubasco Indiana proclaims Dr King’s Discovery of consumption a infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip It claims instant relief and certain cure with guarantees on each bottle and free trial bottles offered All druggists carry it
The Bank of Arizona attached the Grand Prize Mining property on the Verde river east fork. It includes a 90-ton smelter, pump, pipe line, assay office, 8,000 pounds of copper bullion, 4,000 pounds of matte, and 60 cards of equipment. Debts include $8,000 mortgage to Babbitt Bros. and $12,000–$15,000 owed to workers. Captain Phillips plans active development. Hurricane group shaft remains 40 feet. The cash sale to Captain Phillips was completed by J. C. Forest, with owners Dug Walker and H. Anderson.
Jeff Lane arrives from Boundary Cone with his partner Tobe Wilkinson and reports abundant gold on a claim. Lane brings four ounces of gold bearing sand and quartz samples showing free gold in the ledge.
An account from Paso County describes a cattle operation bought five heifers four years ago at 1350 each, now showing a profit and losses, with 60 head of yearlings valued at 1200. The piece notes rising stock prices, improved ranges, and a revival in horse trade linked to Southern California prospects.
Mr. Tweedie warns of changing cars at the next stop, Maria urging caution as they discuss the danger in case of a collision witnessed in the line. Mrs. Tweedie questions why such a risk is allowed.
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