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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
5
In Arizona the Detroit Copper Co objects to the Moyenci townsite platting and has protested to the land office in Tucson. The matter involves mineral locations dating 1882 to 1898 and affects Morenci's townsite prospects.
T C Peston came up from the Loma Verde camp last night and left for Los Angeles. Joe Pacholy arrived from Nogales on the Burro this morning. J Tener, manager of the DQ mine, met Washington locals in the city report prosperity. Mr Tener also heads a large Sonora company. St Meguire and wife are from Seeugice to Tucson for a brief stay. Benton Dick returned from Los Angeles. W S Bartlett returned from Nevada with 160 Papago workers for railroad work. H H St Clair came down from Phoenix on business. F B Monteverde, noted Mexican planter, stopped over en route to Bonora. Eugene J Trippel plans to leave for Mesa tonight with Colonel Locke of Cincinnati.
An ad blitz promotes Fresh horseradish at TLLER SROB & CO with contact info 6 E Congress. It doubles as a health note praising Grape Nuts as a pre digested food for cooling effects and easier digestion, detailing factory cooking, nourishment, and suggests using cream.
The piece hints at a strong race for the nomination with Mayor Schuuch targeting the office of governor, Councilman Reid backing a team, and both parties urging a solid ticket. It notes Republicans pursue early chances while Democrats plan decisive action on key electees.
News from Burro reports a severe early morning wreck on the Nogales to Guaymas line near Rand station. A northbound passenger train struck a washout, collapsing the first coach and sleeper, killing a brakeman and engineer, and injuring several passengers as heavy rains persist along the line.
Miller Bros. & Co. advertises Wines Liquors and Delicatessen at Old Palace Stand 63 East Congress with prompt delivery and non liability for debts by the Miller faction led by Jacob Albert and Saul Miller. Julius Goldbaum at 71 Congress Street notes sign over the door and announces Witzsimmons Jeffries fight returns received at the Arizona Club by rounds Friday night July 25.
The report from Tucson notes a minimum near two degrees with a south wind and cloudy conditions. Rainfall measured at 6.11 inches with a stationary barometer and a potential storm outlook for May 30 and 31. A drought broke on June 0th.
A historical notice promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children from the Children’s Home in New York. It claims to ease constipation headaches teething stomach disorders and help remove worms with a pleasant milk-based remedy sold in drug stores. The ad invites readers to request a free sample by mail to Allen & Gome ted.
A brisk notice offers choice inside lots for sale and urges timely realization. It lists Charles J Hoff, Real Estate, at 380 Stome Ave with phone Mo 161, and Miller Bros & Co promoting fresh mackerel with a ring up phone 261.
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