City News Tales and Timelines From Benson
Trains 9 and 10 reported on time this afternoon. Inspector Webb detained a Chinese man. deportation ordered by Commissioner Culver. Mayor’s office denies any police appointment yet. council to meet next Monday to decide. Terran fined $25 for carrying a gun. several figures report on a major boxing bout. Reporter notes from San Francisco claim it was a great fight, with fierce action from Jeff and Fitz. Mary Spottswood dies at 44 after illness. J. Carrol convicted for drunkenness with eight days. Trippel returns from Mesa. almond crop praised, drought noted. Phoenix aims for Tonto Basin reservoir. Salt River Valley yields diverse shell varieties. A cathedral wedding unites Edward Casteneda and Nina Merrill. Rossi’s hosts reception. Tucson sunsets attributed to Mont Pelee phenomenon. researchers seek explanation.
Sunsets linked to Martinique dust and a fatal street beating
The article notes volcanic dust from Martinique causes red skies after sundown. It lists Jesus Samaniego Cruz Mungia and Alex Fernandez facing exam tomorrow at 16 o'clock before Justice Wilson. They are alleged to have beaten Vicente Arenas to death on South Meyer Street Saturday night. Mungia may be released after an inquest, others bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Samaniego
Cruz Mungia
Alex Fernandez
Wilson
Vicente Arenas
South Meyer Street
Mungia
Fragmented ad and notices from Le Roy era business
A jumbled listing includes shop appeals for footwear and medical aids, a disclaimer about debts tied to the Miller faction, a boast of Julius Goldbaum and a street doorway sign, and an advertisement for a modern store room with warehouse at 29 N Stone Ave with applications to Plumer & Steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Jacob Miller
Albert Miller
San] Miller
Missouri
Julius Goldbaum
Plumer & Steward
Stone Ave
Hardwin Restaurant Changes Hands
The Hardwin restaurant is now under new management planning a thorough renovation. The new owners emphasize cleanliness and vow meals of superior quality, aiming to offer the best 25-cent meal in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwin
Congregational Meeting at Presbyterian Church Sunday
After the regular meeting next Sabbath evening the Presbyterian Church will hold a congregational meeting. Important matters are to be considered and all members are requested to be present. 343-243
Indiana Sonora mines sale halted amid title dispute
The Indiana-Sonora group near Cananea Mexico was declared off as bond holders led by Lindsay clash with Indianapolis investors over title. Lindsay says bonds expired and ownership reverts to the original owner, signaling forthcoming litigation and a drawn battle with Phelps Dodge and Greene Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana-Sonora
Mexico
Arizona
Phelps Dodge
New York
Indianapolis
Lindsay
Phelps-Dodge
S. Lindsay
Indiana- Sonora
San Xavier
Phelps-Dodge Company
Indiana-Sonora Group
Cananea Mountains
Greene Consolidate
Cananea Company
L. Lindsay
W.C. Greene
W. A. Clark
Montana
Watch and Jewelry Repair at EB. G. Capoa
For repairing of fine watches and jewelry go to EB. G. Capo's. Every watch is guaranteed. Only first class work turned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
EB. G. Capo
Willis P Haynes Note with Corner Stone Ave Address
Willis P Haynes listed with contact phone 2241 at corner Stone Avenue and Broadway in a terse street-notes notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis P Haynes
Stone Avenue
Broadway
Powe
Frank King
Pennington
Stone Avenour A.orpila
Tieuerentee Company
Phone Si
Willis P. Haynes
Personal Mention Notes From The Day
Judge Cowan returned yesterday from Hermosillo where he was called about mining business. R. Brown came up on the Burro from Nogales this morning. James P. Ward is down from Casa Grande on a business trip. Peter Kirk son of the Benson smelter man is in the city on a business trip. Captain J. W Six of Nogales was in the city yesterday en route to Los Angeles for a Senate committee on Territories meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Cowan
Hermosillo
R. Brown
Nogales
James P. Ward
Casa Grande
Peter Kirk
Benson
J. W SiIx
Los Angeles
Senate Committee On Territories
The Ameer Relents In Afghan Ear Punishment Folly
A tale from Afghanistan recounts a condemned man facing ear slicing as a minor punishment. His influential ally pleaded for mercy and the Ameer granted a reprieve. When asked to indicate ear portions to remove the ally cited a sacred passage from the Quran. The Ameer grimly forgave them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerr
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Pien’s
Kitt’s
E. Congress St
Brown’s Art Store
North Stone Ave
Brady Schneider Commission CO
Ilcson Wood
Steve Ochea
Prop
Sts
J. G. Woodard
DOE & Woodard
P.O
Treson
Arizone
Pioneer Stables
Lerua
Escobosa
Ol Meyer
Mau
Yuma Bakery
Sherey
New England
Tor King
Peop
Didadobe
Congress St
Yuma
Yuma County
Yuma, Arizona
Farm Land
Seen “Geen
John D. Burgess
Tucson, Ariz
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’a
Centennie
Jennings & Watson
Havana
Geo. W. Childs
Pumpin
Gare and Tobscos
North Stone Avenue
Opera Nouse Cigar Store
Allan
Bell’s Pharmacy
Postopfice
E.G
CAPO
Wes
the Gity News
Citizen
Citizen Business Office
One Avenue
Telequone
Webb
Culver
Robert T. Millar
W. H. Katzenstein
Schumacher
Antonio Terran
Joe Wiley
San Francisco
Hia
O. F
Smithson
Popilar North Side
Dim Hughes
Mary C Spottswood
Hall House
Temaina
Rockford
Minnvis
RedeMn
John Carrol
City Recorder
Eugene J. Trippel
Mesa
Trippel
Salt River Valley
Phoenix 9
Phoenix
Tonto Basin
Prodie
Edward J. Castedena
Nina Merrill
Edward Girard
J. M. Ronstadt
Rossi's
Mr. Casteneda
Virginia
Tucson
Mont Pelee
Atlantic
Congress
Goldbaum’s
Martinique
le Roy
Presbyterian Church
HITCH
Nora
Garry
The
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
California
Afghanistan
Miller Bros. @ Co
East Congress
Old Palace Market
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