City News Briefs From The Coast to County Court
Train No 9 delayed three hours this afternoon while No 10 ran on time. A Mexican youth was beaten and left near death in the Barrios Libre district last Saturday. five men are sought for the assault. James Reilly’s case for cutting William Ledger at the Cactus saloon was continued for a third time due to absent witnesses. The baby in the well mystery remains unsolved. The vest mystery closed with two new witnesses adding little. Coroner Meyer’s jurors were missed and the case is deemed closed. A deed to Pollock 199, at Congress and Court streets, was filed as a gift from Hugh McCrum to his wife. Jesus Casjas sold three lion skins for $20 each. he hunts near Agua Caliente and claims 290 scalps. A John Doe case in Way alley yielded ten days. Gabriela Valdinara died of fever in the Barrios Lebre district and was buried in the Catholic cemetery. Salt River Valley cattle car arrived for the local market. the second engine broke down ten miles out and a rescue engine was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reilly
William Ledger
Cactus Saloon
Meyer ‘J's
Pollock
County Recorder
Congress
Court Streets
Hugh McCrum
Jesus Casjas
Jesus
Agua Caliente
Fire Guts The People's Store On South Meyer Street
A blaze broke out Saturday night at 11 o'clock in the People's Store on South Meyer Street. Neighbors sounded the alarm as the rear of the building caught fire and the fire department arrived late. The stock is a total loss and the building sustained water damage. Proprietor C. T. Nutter suspects a possible careless act after serving a Mexican earlier.
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C. T. Nutter
Personal Mention: Travelers and Local Notables
Francis Reno Teft traveled yesterday on a business trip to Iowa and other eastern states. Colin Cameron an established cattleman and ranch owner arrived by Burro from Lochiel this morning. F Yale Adams, resident of the University, returned from Minneapolis after attending a National Educational Association convention. United States Marshal Myron H. McCord came down from Phoenix this morning. Will Davis of St Clair Pennsylvania is free to oversee mining properties in the Catalinas. W E Murphy returned from Phoenix yesterday to oversee his building on Congress Street. Judge Davis returned from Nogales yesterday as the court adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Reno
Iowa
Colin Cameron
Lochiel
F. Yale Adams
University
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Will Davis
St. Clair
Pennsylvania
Catalinas
W. E. Murphy
Fom Phoenix
Congress Street
Travelers and dignitaries pass through Nogales region
A mix of local and visiting figures arrive or depart on mining business and social trips. Gue Florsheim from Nogales, W. S. Sturges the cattle baron, Charles Stead from Camp Argyros, Judge Fletcher Dean from Florence, and W. E. Fryer planning Kansas City visits are noted. Ed McFarland H T Green from Benson accompany R Casteneda. E A Miller of Nogales Vidette and Frank Monje of Douglas travel onward. A southern senator once counseled a small railroad in a line crossing a highway. a watchman duty dispute ends with railroad win and the witness praised. An old man recalls the lantern question with humor as the case closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gue Florsheim
Nogales
W. S. Sturges
Moto Ranch
Charles Stead
Camp Argyros
New York
Fletcher MW. Dean
Florence
W. E. Fryer
Kansas City
R. Casteneda
Benson
City
Ed McFarland
H. T. Green
Head measurements for idealized faces from London Magazine
The article outlines ideal facial proportions: head in a square, nine inches on average for men and inches for women, face width five eyes, eye distance one eye, eye size two thirds of mouth, nose length one third of face, ear as long as two eyes. It notes natural irregularity, facial asymmetry, brain case above the nose, and caliper measurements for a well developed brain with height and width slightly smaller in women.
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London
Repairing Fine Watches and Jewelry at Capo'sa
E. G. Capo'sa offers repair services for fine watches and jewelry with guaranteed first class work. Obstructions hindering prompt delivery have been removed and immediate delivery is now guaranteed. Julius Goldbaum Delicatessen Store located at 71 E. Congress Street. telephone 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G
Capo’sa
Julius Goldbaum Delicatessen
Congress Street
Local Weather Report for Toccon Today
Observer E J Wetmore reports Toccon weather with temperature readings: minimum, maximum, and mean. Wind conditions and cloud cover noted though specifics unclear due to OCR quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccon
E. J. Wetmore
Elks Call to Escort Remains of W. H. Katzenstein
Elks invite members to assemble in Elks Hall Tuesday afternoon July 29 at 5 o clock to escort the late Brother W. H. Katzenstein to the depot. Exalted Ruler Kirt L. Hart and Secretary Wm. L. Clack announce the funeral escort details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Hall
W. H. Katzenstein
Kirt L. Hart
WM. L. Clack
Tucson
Wm. Katenstein
William Angus
Thomas Condon
K. of R
Miller Bros. Co Promises Prompt Delivery And Fresh Radish
An old Portland era advertisement lists Miller Bros. Co with phone 261 and 66 E Congress offering wines liquors delicatessen at Old Palace Stand. It notes Dr Stiles moved dental business to Century block and Dr B Rubens opens dental office at 16 West Pennington Street with full services illustrated by claims for health products.
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Old Palace
Congress
Miller Bros & CO
B. Rubens
Atlanta
Georgia
West Pennington Street
Miller Bros. @ Co
East Congress
Old Palace Market
Poisoning the System Pills Promote Easy Bowel Action
An old ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe pills that stimulate the liver and bowels to prevent constipation. It claims they cleanse the system of impurities and avoid griping, advertised by Bell's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Bell’s Pharmacy
Allen's Foot-Ease Promotes Easy Walk and Foot Comfort
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve swollen hot feet, numbness, blisters, and ingrown nails. It claims to cure sweating feet and bunions, with a 25 cent price and free trial offered. Also notes Frank Russell placing an air pump outside his Electrical Supply House on North Church street for cyclists.
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Allen
Alioe
Alien & Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Frank Russell
Eletrical
North Church Street
Miller Faction Debt Disclaimer Shown on Door Sign
Julius Goldbaum denies responsibility for debts of the Miller faction led by Jacob Albert and Saul Miller. He asserts local origins in Missouri and points to a sign over a door at 71 Congress Street.
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Miller
Jacob Miller
Albert Miller
Saul Miller
Missouri
Julius Goldbaum
Congess Street
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Brown’s Art Store
North Stone
Javeeet
Rady Schneider Mnmission CO
Stone Avenue
Es Wood and Coal Yard
Steve Ochoa
Prop
Sts
Dow
Pioneer Stables
Yorma
UMA Bakery
Wit
Shorey, Prep
New England
Tom King
Old Adobe School
Congress St
Meale 25
Yuma
Yume County
Tata
John D. Burgess
Lonaultations
C. Box
Tucson, Ilriz
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles
California
Wits P. Haynes
Bione Avenue
Broadway
Frank King
Pennington
Orfila
Abstract and
Jennings & Watson
Pearl Reem
Havana
Geo. W. Childs
Duke
Bta
North Stone Avenue
Opera House Cigar Store
Allan
Iges
CAPO
Ww. Cong
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the City News
Citizen Business Office
One Avenue
Telequone
Barrios Libre
John Doe
City Recorder
Way Alley
Gabriela Valdinara
Lebre
Salt River Valley
People’s
United States
Myron H. McCord
Phoenix
Camus Freres
Goldbaum’s
E. A. Miller
W. E. Foster
Naco
Frank Monje
Douglas
Upola Begro
Ritndad
Marie John
Local Weather Report
F. E. Russell
Chas. T. Connell
Knights OF
Pythias
Miller Bros. & Co
Willis P. Haynes
The
State Mutual Building and
People’s Store
Stone Ave
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