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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1902

Page

5

City news brief outlines rates and civic notes

Train No 9 ran six hours late while No 16 kept on time. Carriage fares to the cemetery rise to 8 dollars from 2.50, effective August 1, amid license hikes. A storm struck a flagpole at Eagle mill, eagle missing. Civil service exams set for August 1 with salaries from 1300 to 2000, plus other dates in August for clerks. State Department exam date August 12 and 18 open to men only. Delegates named for Trans-Mississippi Congress to meet in St Paul August 19–23. Local meetings include AOUW session, Tucson Rebekah lodge, and Pullman sleeper note. Tools stolen from Owls' building. police investigating. Train delays continue due to wrecks and washouts near El Paso and Bowie. Republican club holds executive meeting. Mets and party planning. Probate court actions include Bayless estate administration and final accounts for Brady and Anspach estates. hearing set August 1.

Tucson Officials Meet Governor to Push Arid Lands Plan

City representatives led by Mayor Schurmacher met Governor Brodie in Tucson. They discussed securing a share of federal reclamation funds, water rights for the Santa Cruz valley, and a government building. A pipeline from Tubac was floated and a committee will gather data to pursue appropriations. The governor will support efforts and assess University and penitentiary matters during his visit.

Brodie Orndorff Owlock Schumacher Roscoe Dale Tucson Old Pueblo Congress Santa Cruz Valley Santa Cruz Graves Tubac Schurmacher California Phoenix United States United States District Court Land Office Land Court Jodie Board of Regents Yuma Sandy

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Promises Easy Walking

This vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to be shaken into shoes for swollen hot feet, tired feet, and numbness. It claims relief from sweating, bunions, blisters, corns, and calluses, with a free trial package offered and sales through druggists and shoe stores in Le Roy New York.

Allen Addrees Allen & Qimested le Roy N.Y

Real Estate Journal Ad by Charles J. Hoff

A snap sale for Jets inventory offers. Charles J. Hoff of 380 Stone Ave invites inquiries via telephone. Real estate broker promotes timely realization of chosen properties.

Charles J. Hoff Stone Ave

Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Promotes Travel Comfort

A period advertisement touts Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a travel aid that cures dysentery and diarrhea, seasickness, and stomach upset. It claims the remedy is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless for travelers.

Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake

It is conceded that Royal Baking Powder is purest and strongest of all baking powders, absolutely free from alum, ammonia and every adulterant. Royal makes the best and most wholesome food. POVAL BAKING POWDER CO. 100 William St., New York.

Poval Baking Powder CO New York

Serious Cutting Affray Between Railroad Men

A knife attack occurred in the Cactus saloon near the depot last evening. James Reilly stabbed William Ledger in the leg after demanding Ledger’s union card, with a bystander interfering to save Ledger. Reilly was arrested by Jack Du k as and jailed for trial before Justice Wilson.

James Reilly William Ledger Reilly Dr. Purcell Jack Du‘kas Excoor Reily Ledger Reiily Wilson

Personal Mention items circulate in Eugene area

Colonel J C Locke of Wanecinnati visits Eugene J Trippel. M E Cunningham of Juma is in the city. W Howe came from Bisbee. Frank Cox, a prominent attorney, is in the city on legal business. Eugene Trippel altered plans and will not leave for Mesa until tomorrow night. R E Stevens and wife returned from Utica New York on the 14th. Stevens’ health declined in the east and they came back at once. For clean goods and prompt delivery call Miller Bros. Co. phone 265%

J C. Locke Wanecinnati Eugene J. Trippel M.E. Cunningham Juma W. Howe Bisbee Frank Cox S. P Eugene Rippel Mesa R. E. Stevens Utica New York Mr. Stevens

Suchlen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Julius Goldbaum

A local notice asserts thirty years of cures for piles burns boils corns felons ulcers bruises and skin eruptions prove Suchlen’s Arnica Salve best and cheapest, selling at 250 at all druggists. The Miller faction debts are denied. Julius Goldbaum advertises at 71 Congress Street Missouri origin.

Suchlen Miller Jacob Miller Albert Miller Saul Miller Missouri Julius Goldbaum Congess Street

Prominent Remedies and Local Shop Notes In Mixed Ad Copy

An old time ad blend promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for dyspepsia and related digestive issues with a promise of cure. It also mentions tailoring services by Smith leading Tailor and Miler Brow Co wines delicatessen with a phone number 261.

Dr. King Miler Brow. & Co Square and Delicatessen

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