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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1902
Page
5
Reports detail trains on time, a potential Fort Grant assignment for Captain Drake, and local travel through Quijo district road improvements. Missing hunter Jesus Casias and other events spark police searches, while legal matters include Elias defense, alimony hearing, and Romana Leon estate inventory in probate court.
Remains moved from undertaking parlors to the Elks club where the body lay in state for viewing. Tucson community honors the late Wm H Katzenstein with floral tributes and a large bereaved crowd. Funeral under Tucson Volunteer Fire Department auspices at 5 pm with Elks Knights of Pythias assistance. cortege to the cemetery and shipment to Sacramento for interment.
The probate judge accepted the resignation of Santiago Ensi as administrator of the estate of Jose Juan Elias. Wiley E. Tussing was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Dr W J Allison of Heber Arkansas praises Postum Food Coffee as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. He claims dramatic weight gain and improved health after switching from coffee and notes a Illinois patient also improved and gained weight after using Postum.
For repairing of fine watches and jewelry go to HB G Cape's. Every watch is guaranteed. Only first-class work turned out.
At a United Brotherhood of Railway Employes meeting in Tucson the committee reported support for Typographical Union No. 465 over the Tucson Daily Star and Star Publishing Company for not adopting a fair wage schedule. The union endorsed the Typographical Union’s action and offered sympathy and cooperation.
The Young Men's Republican Club of Pima County invites Republicans to a smoker at their hall in the Century block on Saturday evening August 2, 1802. The event offers a general good time and business of importance. NIRT HART. President. K. Stiles has moved from Kansas City and opens a new dental office in the Century block.
Fresh grated horseradish is available at Miller Bros and Co located at 66 E Congress with phone 261. Dr B Rubens formerly of Atlanta Georgia has opened a dental office at 18 West Pennington Street. He is prepared and equipped for all branches of dental work and expects to remain in town permanently.
A vintage ad notes constipation as a toxin in the body and promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as safe pills that stimulate the liver and bowels without griping, sold at Bell's Pharmacy.
A historical ad notes Mother Gray a New York Children’s Home nurse selling harmless sweet powders for feverishness constipation headaches worms and stomach disorders. It advertises free samples from Allen R. Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also mentions Frank Russell placing an air pump outside his Electrical Supply House on North Church Street near the electrical plant for local wheelmen.
The document declares non-acceptance of debts incurred by the Miller faction namely Jacob Miller Albert Miller or Saul Miller. It cites the signer Julius Goldbaum age 71 and gives 71 Congress street as the address with a sign over the door referenced.
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