Local Notes Roundup From The City News
Daily items include train delays in Phoenix and Nogales, a sleeper wreck on the Sonora road, and the infant death of the Fraser child at 346 North Fourth Avenue. W. E. Murphy plans to tear down adobe buildings at Congress and Church streets prompting tenant evictions. A slugging match Jeffries versus Fitz draws San Francisco crowds with bets favoring Jeffries.
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Fraser
North Fourth Avenue
W. E. Murphy
Congress
Church Streets
Congress Street
San Francisco
Jeff
Fitz
Jeffries
Quest of Oil in Davidson's Canyon Near Tucson
A local company plans to drill for oil within twenty five miles of Tucson within thirty days. The Citizen Times notes previous oil indications in Davidson's Canyon and lists Alex McKay as president and Billy Reid as secretary. S. Tullis of Peoria, Illinois, is also an investor in the field project.
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Tucson
Tias
Davidson's Canyon
Alex McKay
Billy Reid
S. Tullis
Peoria, Ilinois
Prospecting Effort Resumes Near Pantano Iron Bridge
The enterprism project in Tucson area restarts after earlier California boom failure. Machinery moved from the Eagle mill back to Canyon Oif company site and hauled to the property. A well will be sunk near the iron bridge in Pantano, with strong local encouragement for promoters and investors.
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California
Tuckop
Eagle Mill
Iftkot
Canyon Oif Company
Machinists Union Backs Arizona Star Labor Stance Meeting Held
The Machinists Union met at Workman's Hall to review the Arizona Star's stance toward organized labor. A Typographical Union delegation spoke, and L C Hughes John T Hughes and D F Glidden discussed alleged political ambitions. The session extended hours with contentious debate, then adjourned to reconvene in a few days for action.
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Machinists’ Union
Arizona Star
Organized Labor
Workman's Hell
Typographical Union
L. C. Hughes
John T. Hughes
D. F. Glidden
Hughes Pere
Fils
Willard Hotel to Open September First in Tucson
The Willard hotel, to be opened September 1 by Willard S. Wright and Charles B. Fleming, is a seven year lease from Alexander Casey. The $36,000 building features forty two en suite and single rooms with private baths, electric lights, and call buttons. The first floor includes offices, parlors, a large dining room, kitchen, and cellar. Wright and Fleming will furnish thoroughly to make it Arizona’s most modern hostelry.
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Willard
Willard S. Wright
Charles 8. Felming
Alexander Casey
Casey
Tucson
Messrs. Wright and
Fleming
Arizona
Metal and Money Market
New York July 25 Mexican dollars 41 20 silver 53c.
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Metal and Money Market
New York
Fresh grated horse radish at Miller Bros and Co
Fresh grated horse radish available at Miller Bros and Co located at 66 East Congress. Phone contact listed as 261 for orders and inquiries.
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Miller Bros & CO
Congress
Miller Bros. @ Co
East Congress
Old Palace Market
Much Arizona Land Withdrawn from Settlement
The Secretary of the Interior issues an order temporarily withdrawing from settlement large blocks of Arizona land in townships west of Phoenix and along the Colorado River. The move, tied to irrigation legislation, aims to protect valuable fertile areas for future government schemes and may shift land office workloads. A closing ad promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for pain relief.
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Secretary of the Interior
Norton's Landing
Colorado River
Gila City
Ione
Phoenix
Salt River
Tempe
Mesa
Camp McDowell
Government
Congress
Tucson Land Office
Miller Faction Debt Disclaimer Displayed
A note disclaims responsibility for debts incurred by the Miller faction led by Jacob Miller Albert Miller and Sat Miller. The signer Julius Goldbaum 71 Congress Street invites verification at the door sign.
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Miller
Jacob Miller
Albert Miller
Sat Miller
Missouri
Julius Goldbaum
Congess Street
Allen's Foot Ease cures painful feet and corns
Shake into your shoes Allen's Poot-Ease foot powder relieves nervous, sweating, and aching feet and eases corns and bunions. It makes tight shoes comfortable and promises fast relief. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, 25 cents by mail with free postage.
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Allen
Leary
All Drugg Ste and
Dent
Allen &, Olimster
le Roy
8. Y
Real Estate Choice Lots For Sale At Snap Prices
Charles Hoff announces choice lots for sale at favorable snap prices. Real estate office at 38 Stone Ave advertises contact via Tel 161 for immediate realizations.
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Charles
Hoff
Stone Ave
Miller Bros and Co Mackerel Ad Promotes Fresh Catch
Local notice advertises fresh mackerel from Miller Bros & Co inviting customers to call 261 for tomorrow’s breakfast supply. The brief promotion highlights the fish as fresh and fat.
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Miller Bros & CO
Returns of Fitzsimmons-Jeffries Fight at Arizona Club
Returns of the Fitzsimmons Jeffries fight will be received at the Arizona Club by rounds Friday night July 25.
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Arizona Club
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Citizen Business
Mexico
The
Maccabees
Knights of Pythias
Maricopa
Nogales
Davis
Smithson
Buell
University
Roy G. Meade
W. O. Hayes
Sonora
Narciso Torres
Christina Bonito
Golden Rule
Frank B. Wightman
L. R. Wightman
A. Walters
Congress and
T. A. Barton
Valises
Box
Congress St
Brady-Schneider Commission CO
Sovth Stene Avenue
Steve Ochoa
Prop
Doe
E. G. Woodard
DOE & Woodard
P.O
Pioneer Stables
Het
Vibe Dey
Lerua & Escobosa
Meyer St
Yuma
Og Bread
Bakery
WH. Shorey
New England
Tom King
Oladibe
Concress St
Yume County
Yuma Title Abstract Company
Yuma, Arizenea
John D
le Burgess
P. O. Box
First
J G. Her
E. Congress
Opera House
Baldwin
Jennings & Watson
Havana
Geo. W. Childs
North Stone Avenue
Opera House Cigar Store
E.G
CAPO
Www
Cong
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Telephone
Camus Freres
Goldbaum’s
Davidson
the Star
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Local Weather Report
Taccon
EF. L. Wetmore
Isis
Il Choice
Willis P. Haynes
Cor
Stone Ave & Buy
Chas. T. Connell
W. Pennington
Ideal Homesite
People’s Store
Stone
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