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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
5
The Citizen offers service details for mail subscriptions and notes train delays on the El Paso line. Reports cover heavy rains in Sonora aiding cattle and mining, Bisbee and Tombstone telegraph link, and mayors inaugurating the line. Local groups plan meetings, ranch activities, almond crops, and public works in Tucson.
The United States civil service commission announces an August 12 1802 examination in Phoenix for a teacher of agriculture in the Indian service. The exam covers theory and practice of agriculture plant pathology economic entomology and education with a $900 to $1000 yearly pay and an age limit of 20. Citizens meeting requirements may apply to H P Kernolds Phoenix or to Misson Washington DC.
Ladies can wear one size smaller after using 4len's Font Base powder shaken into shoes. It relieves tightness, carna and denions, and feet ache. Allen’s Foot-Ease claims instant relief, cures sweating and sore spots, offered at 25c with free trial by mail.
Otto Miller of Typographical Union No. 465 denounces the Arizona Star and Los Angeles Times as pro‑scab employers. Carpenters and bricklayers boycott Star while builder-makers vote to withhold patronage until a fair contract is reached. The union accuses Star of tampering with wage scales and using rail passes to appease nonunion workers.
Stephen Aguirre of Nogales passed through the city en route to San Francisco last evening. United States District Attorney Frederick Nave and wife returned to the city last evening. Lieutenant A. C. Keyes and wife arrived from Fort Huachuca last night. William Neal the rancher came in on the stage from Oracle yesterday evening. G. W. Taylor and E. Newman arrived from Patagonia last night. United States Deputy Marshal L. C. Welles of Phoenix left for southern points this morning. Guy Boschke came from the Sulphide camp yesterday. Clinton D. Hooter district court clerk will leave for Los Angeles this evening to join his family. Frank Bettman, traveling man, was about town today. H. A. Morgan and P. B. Soto are up from Willcox for a few days. N. S. Berray LT Globe is in the city on business.
A safety clutch on a Baker and Hamilton freight elevator failed during an emergency in San Francisco. One man is dead and two others are in the hospital with serious injuries, following the incident this morning. Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry is advertised as a remedy.
An advertisement urges customers to call for clean goods and prompt delivery, listing the contact phone 26 percent and referencing Miller Bros. and Company in a brief trades notice.
At E. G. Capo's the Jeweler on West Congrets Street rings are crafted to order for weddings and births. Capo's offers customized designs and precise metalwork to fit special occasions.
Julius Goldbaum promotes Buchlen’s Arnica Salve as superior after thirty years of cures for piles burns boils corns and skin ailments. He warns against rival salves and notes debt responsibility of the Miller faction led by Jacob Albert and Saul Miller at 71 Congress Street.
Overly taxed organs cry out for help with dyspepsia pains. Dr King’s New Life Pills are promoted as gentle and thorough with a guarantee to cure. 25¢ per box at all druggists. Also a note about tailoring and a local business listing.
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