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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
8
Citizens may have The Citizen mailed to coastal or resort addresses for summer at the same carrier price. Leave a mailing address at The Citizen business office corner Stone avenue and Broadway or call Main 171.
Ten carloads of sheep totaling 2500 head were shipped from Winslow to Kansas City recently. Prescott reports a population of over 2000 with two banks and telephony. New England Copper plans a survey for a railroad to join its Clifton camp with the Arizona & New Mexico system. Ben Goodrich resigns from California governor race despite nomination by Union Labor. Coconino County assessed at 4,527,489.06 dollars. Holbrook shipped 2,000,000 pounds of wool this season. Survey steps and fees for miner claims noted. Government orders non resident cattle from the Grand Canyon area off the reservation. Mexican supreme court reportedly grants Picacho mine to Douglas family of Copper Queen. Arizona mine and oil demand rise. beef contract at San Carlos cut sharply. Survey work in San Francisco forest reserve billed at 42,000. Tempe’s Ek Olsen solves Salt River Valley water with a 63 hp engine and 80 hp boiler pumping water from five wells. Bisbee gains reliable water supply as Copper Queen pumps from Naco.
Last week a new silver strike near Prescott is reported with ore running 32 ounces of silver per ton and notable gold content. At Val Verde the smelter receipts rise daily as the plant’s erection spurs openings of several new claims and a 50,000 gallon daily reservoir deposit is planned above the spray shaft.
Notes recount the Chelsea Bun House run by Mrs Hands near Pimlico road with crowd pasts, a 1793 ban on hot cross buns, royal visits and a queen gifting a silver mug. A 1839 Good Friday bun sales figure and a tale of a man seeking a grave portrait are also mentioned.
Vacation time brings open air sports with cuts and wounds common. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a quick remedy to stop bleeding and draw out inflammation, with claims of curing piles and skin diseases. Counterfeits warned. Bell's Pharmacy noted. Also MB. G. Capo's offers guaranteed first class watch and jewelry repair.
A fragment discusses Tom Robinson as a witty, hospitable man and asks which sister is the taller or darker featured, followed by a note about 1837 litigation where Caroline Newton bit a man’s nose after he kissed her. The judge ruled a woman can bite a man’s nose when kissed against her will.
A Chicago Herald excerpt shows a father discussing his daughter’s luxury upbringing and a hope for future provision to spare her from longing for the life described by another. The dialogue highlights class expectations and familial concern.
A tourist and an old Irish setter exchange quips about climate and change. A Washington Star snippet mocks a bragging actor named Stephigh who once styled himself the greatest liar. Tit Bits warns against telling a man he has fouled himself.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Says druggist refunds money if it fails. Features The W. Grove signature on each box and price 25 cents.
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