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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1902
Page
5
The Citizen reports July events and local happenings. Notes on coast summer travel, Bisbee visits, the Xavier register, and a Bisbee Fourth celebration with a drilling contest and fireworks mishap. Also covered are lodge news, a court inquest, a marriage license, autos in Bisbee, a closed French restaurant, liquor arrest, and a sheriff sale that failed to occur.
The Young Men's Republican Club met at the courthouse last Saturday in a tense session aimed at uniting the party. Judge Osborn and C. F. Schumacher urged harmony, but Colonel Zabriskie and Mets clashed, leaving a split outlook as plans to organize at Carnegie Library emerged.
Miss Rebecca Boswell, visiting Mrs. O L Cowan in this city, will depart tonight for Florida. James Agler, Southern Pacific general manager, tours the road, arriving from El Paso with Mr. Robertson of the San Francisco Call, escorted by Superintendent Sroufe. William Melezer, Copete Mining president, halted here en route north. Copete mine sits in Sonora’s Altar district. Charles L. Wores arrived from Oceanic mine. Mrs. L Rosenstern spending summer on the coast. J G Hearne and W J Hearne возвращались from Black Diamond camp for a day.
Miss Viola Allen, who drew large audiences in The Palace of the King in Tucson, will headline Hall Caine's The Eternal City. The initial Washington performance is set for October 6 at the National Theater with Mescagni composing the score. Eleonora Duse plans an American tour, details on a Pacific coast stop pending. Edward J. Morgan, famed for John Storm in The Christian, will headline a new play next season.
Thompson notes that after arriving in Chicago the humorist decides to reveal his presence by walking through Claré Street in a long linen duster with a shabby book and palm leaf fan. He faces jeers as a crowd trails him to The Daily News office where he recounts the prank to editors.
The piece argues that rewarding workers with approval fuels effort and commitment. It contrasts generous, family like leadership with stingy management, asserting humane praise sustains energy and morale rather than causing listlessness.
In Cochise county a massive hunt led by Charley Montgomery with 160 Pima Indians and cowboys surrounded a five mile square area near the Chiricahua range. Nineteen mountain lions, five grizzlies, two lynxes and over a hundred coyotes were slaughtered after a lengthy drive ending with many wounded and some fatalities among the Native hunters.
The Bisbee team routed El Paso 29 to 1 in a six inning Saturday game. Dyke Young started for Bisbee and may stay with them despite a brief move to Cananea. In a separate Bisbee shooting meet, Tucson representatives Dr Purcell K L Hart Joe Ronstadt Stoller and E E McVeaugh placed well with McVeaugh taking a first prize. W M Adamson of the Douglas club won the longest run and highest average.
Weather report for Tocser shows a minimum of 2 degrees and a high value not provided. Wind from the west and southeast with cloudy conditions and a stationary barometer. overall change today is uncertain based on the fragmented data.
An ad for One Minute Cough Cure cubes claims immediate relief for coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles. Marketed as absolutely safe from Hell's Pharmacy urging quick action.
The Pima County Republican Club will meet in the District Court room Thursday evening July 10 at 7 30 o'clock. Important business will come before the meeting. Called by C F Schumacher president and C T Richey secretary.
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy, claiming it cures kidney and liver troubles, stomach disorders, nervousness, insomnia, rheumatism, neuralgia, and malaria. It guarantees satisfaction and offers the tonic for 50 cents.
An Exchange article notes temperate zones rare earthquakes and tropical tremors in Central America. It describes a scene on a hot afternoon with crowds, uneasy feelings, and natives warning of a shake as houses rock and then settle, followed by warnings against playful experiments with matches and soap.
E. O Stratton returns from his camp in the Santa Catalinas praising the cool high country as a superior summer retreat to the coast. He operates the Barnite group of copper mines about 25 miles from Tucson adjoining Santa Catalina Copper, claiming a 60 foot vein with rich surface showing copper sulfides and ore rich gray copper at depth, with 300 feet of work already done.
F J Villaescusa offers discounted buggies to reduce stock before relocating to Congress Street. Interested customers may call him at 110 South Meyer.
An advertisement from Bell's Pharmacy touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe pills that stimulate the liver and bowels to cleanse the body. It claims the regimen prevents constipation and related illnesses and assures the pills never gripe.
The notice states that despite higher material costs, there will be no price increase for blacksmithing and wagon work. It promises better quality at significantly lower cost with prompt, careful service from F. Ronstadt at 204-tf.
The great pacer Black Paddy, clocked 1:05 for a half mile at Phoenix, is offered in a raffle with new harness and buggy. Tickets range from 1 cent to 4.25 dollars. For details contact K. D. Woodell at Club Stables.
Ask your groceryman for Force household necessity, Dr Thomas Electric Oil heals burns cuts wounds and sore throats. Birch's Belfast Ginger Ale is the finest imported article. Wheeler and Perry sole importers. Compare prices before buying bargains elsewhere. F Ronstadt offers low prices on buggies harness saddles and supplies and will show the goods whether you buy or not.
Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a safe remedy for fevers, constipation, teething pain, stomach disorders, headache, worms, and feverish discomfort. Claims easy, pleasant to take and no substitutes accepted. Sample offered free by Allen Ometed Le Roy N.
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment promising immediate relief from long suffering. It claims piles yield in a single night and urges purchase at drug stores, noting Wheeler and Perry as sellers for 36 cents.
North Carolina school superintendent C. C. Wright recounts his mother a lifelong coffee drinker with heart trouble and sick stomach. After trying Postum Food Coffee during an official trip and switching the family to Postum, her headaches and stomach issues diminished and her general health improved significantly.
The article discusses lifespan rumors for animals and cites Professor Baird claiming fishes may live indefinitely. It mentions a pike in Russia dating to the fifteenth century and reports there are many fish in St Petersburg's Royal Aquarium over 150 years old.
Dr. Parr recalled telling Lord Chancellor Erskine he would write his epitaph after death. Erskine replied that it would be nearly a self tempting act for the writer to kill the subject.
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