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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
8
Advertises Zeigler's confectioneries and a sample line from Kline Kohn & Co. for ladies tailored garments. Mentions Smith the Tailor in the upper Wedge as part of a fashion and shop listing.
Bucklen’s Arnica Slive claims daily comfort for burns scalds cuts bruises eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns and warts with a 25 cent price at druggists. The Tucson Dramatic Club presents In Missouri at the Tucson Opera House with reduced prices of 75 and 50 cents for tonight’s performance.
Amusements note Miss Mary Mannering stars in Janith Meridith in San Francisco with Robt. Drouet as bond ser vant. Tours include Emma Nevada concert and Richard Golden on the Pacific Coast. Tucson Opera House next week hosts two distinct attractions while Grossetta enlarges the orchestra for Hunting for Hawkins and Palace of the King engagements.
After two days of activity Admiral Schley spent his last day in Louisville quietly at Marion F. Taylor's home. A committee of Nashville citizens came to escort the Schleys to Nashville, and the party departed at 3 p.m. in President Taylor's private car. Infants rifle and silk thread hose, 25 cents per pair at the Parisian Millinery.
Charles Watson faced Judge Meyers after a hearing on forged checks at Jacome Carrillo store. Testimony showed four bogus checks signed as Geo Doe and E G Woodward. one torn check not entered. Watson jailed on $1500 bond awaiting grand jury action.
The American- Mexican Pacific Railroad stockholders elected directors led by George P. Blair Lyman Bridges and Gen R G H Minty. Officers named include Blair president H H Pilling first VP W W Williams second VP Minty secretary Bridges chief engineer and GM Gardner treasurer Pilling auditor Purcell attorney. Bridges returned from New York after floating bonds and will report at a directors meeting this afternoon.
A major blaze in Norfolk, Virginia, leveled the Atlantic Hotel and the adjoining Columbia building, Albermarle flats, and nearby stores. The fire began before 2 am and caused over 500000 dollars in losses, thought to be insured. All 300 hotel occupants escaped unharmed.
Secretary Gage may leave the Cabinet to head the Chicago Title and Trust Company at 25000 dollars yearly. He plans to discuss the proposal in New York before deciding, with a formal term not disclosed. Infants' stock at 25 and 50 cents featured in Parisian Millinery clearance sale.
A long list of Rotel arrivals shows names and locations from Windsor to Los Angeles and beyond. Included are Mrs. 8. Singleton Ouray J Jackson Globe L Mandel Dallas Sig Simon San Francisco and many others across Arizona California Texas and Kansas in a dated directory style.
New York reports reveal Marcellus Hartley left 60 million dollars to his grandson Marcellus Hartley Dodge with Thomas Hebard named sole executor. Hartley had three daughters none living except Mrs Jenkins with two children. Dodge is twenty and a Columbia University junior.
YUMA Ariz Jan 31 Water turned into the Rockland canal owned by John M Speese and Mulford Winsor will reclaim 20000 acres of fertile valley north of Yuma. The plan includes crossing the Gila by fluming to water the town and supply seven miles of gravity water from this source. The project is a major irrigational effort in the county.
In Washington on January 31 the House Rules Committee report favored by Mr Dalzell of Pennsylvania a Tuley resolution directing the Ways and Means Committee to probe whether treaty making could secure reciprocity on customs duties without Congress action. Dalzell argued the issue touches a sacred House privilege and the interhouse relation, and the resolution was approved after debate.
The Breaker restaurant offers a novelty prize shooting gallery with shots at ten cents each. Every shot wins a prize such as McKinley busts albums manicure sets and silverware. The national ball game opens each evening at seven. Cook & Co will diagnose eye strain for free and will not prescribe glasses unless needed. Witch Hazel Salve advertised for skin issues and piles. Bell's Pharmacy sells Dee Witt's products. Crescent Cigar Store promotes Little Dutch and Havana items. Smith the Tailor showcases winter stock in the upper Wedge.
A clean and neat restaurant scene highlights courteous treatment and top class service. The ad notes heavy weight stockings for boys and girls at 25 per pair from Parisian Millinery.
The Tucson forecast cites a low of 28 and a high near 39 with NW wind and cloudy skies. Barometer noted as low with a change expected on February 2.
New York January 31 Mexican dollar 44 1 4, silver dollar leap dull broker 3 50, exchange 4 00. Not Like Other Men.
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