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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1902

Page

5

Tucson City News Items Briefly Review Local Happenings

At 3 oclock trains No 1 and No 10 ran on time as the Department Encampment of the 4 A R plans meet at Colonel Za priskies office tomorrow. Scorpion incident provokes scientific jokes while Milligan faces forgery charges and a cattle branding case is heard.

J. A. Zapriskie Evning Negley Post E. A. Hutchinson North Court Street Milligan Justice Meyer Zeckendorf’s Mandlet Maricopa Tucson Howver

Personal Mention Roundup From Local Rail Line Stops

Scant Lewis arrived from Cananea on the Burro today. J. Kling came down from Phoenix this morning. C. Bigelow is up from Bisbee for a few days. Mrs. Kitt Hart and her son James left on No. 9 last evening for the coast to spend the summer. A. Whittaker, a well known traveling man, was around town today.

Lewis Cananea Burro KE. J. Kling Phoenix Oo C. Bigelow Bisbee

Lott Street Wedge Report Details City Land Exchange

The article describes Hart negotiating to buy Scott street and Broadway property for 11 000 and trading a 187 by 15 foot alley strip with the city. Goldbaum and Reid opposed, but the building and land committee favored Hart, who obtained a deed to the wedge shaped Donlage after fulfilling the contract.

Hart Scott Street Broadway Fred Ronstadt Mr. Hart Anton Hittinger Ronstadt Goldbaum Reid Kirt Hart Building and Land Committee

Royal arms and unicorns in Scottish heraldry noted

A fragmented discussion notes the unicorn and lion as supporters of Scotland's royal arms, referencing Mary mother of James, signets, and legends. It mentions Buddhist scriptures and Jacob’s blessing as parallel iconography, withdraughts imagery in obscure paintings.

Scotland Mary James Fughind

Museum visitor recalls armor comfort in moth-free suit

A visitor at the museum quips that vedigeval armor was uncomfortable but has one benefit since the suit proves moths never penetrated it. The remark is echoed by a person in worn clothes, highlighting the antique attire's durability.

Yeu Washington Star

Ancestral Style and Debt Quip From De truit Press

A witty exchange contrasts ancestral prudence with fashion, noting that honest forebears lacked style while stylish ancestors avoided paying debts. The remark echoes old North American press humor and hints at financial prudence and vanity lineage.

Harold Detruit Pree Press

Humorous Exchange From City Quarters

A fragmentary gossip tone recalls a joke about a house warming and a wife firing a redheaded cook. Another line questions a divorce suit avoidance, citing a remark about not marrying the lady as prevention.

Chicago Prisune

Fearful Yaqui Slaughter Reported by Mexican Troops

Colonel William Christy arrives in Tucson with alarming details from Santa Rosa near Minas Prietas. He reports 600 Mexican troops attacked about 400 Yaqui men women and children at daylight Monday, killing 87 men and 140 women and children, with about 200 captured for Hermosillo. He says Yaquis show no aggression toward Americans and that Yaqui labor is essential in Sonora.

William Christy Valley Bank Phoenix Tucson Mexico Christy Ceneguieia Copper Company Yaqui Hersosillo Santa Rosa Minas Prietas Torres Minas Prie Hermosillo Colonel Christy Minas Pietas Cenequieta Sonora

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and Cape's Jewelry Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns and cuts with a note to buy at a druggist. It also touts BE G Cape's Jewelry at 83 West Cocegress Street offering rings made to order and repairs for watches and jewelry with guaranteed first class work and summer service at the same price. Oyster specials at Cafe Goldtree are mentioned without ruin.

Dr. Thomas BE. G. Cape’s West Cocegress Street Cafe Goldtree

The Thoughtful Stork Saves Nest From Fire

A storks nest near a house and river with young birds was saved when the mother bird drenched her breast and spread wet feathers over the nest. She repeated the water-dipping and cooling action until the flames were controlled, witnesses confirm.

Clergy Substitute Misreads Sermon After Dog Interrupts

A village clergyman’s holiday replacement preaches briefly when a dog interrupts his study and tears up portions of the sermon. The clerk replies with a puzzled request about spare verses for their person.

Joan John

Nervous storm triggers tear secretion change

Tears arise from a nervous storm in the central nervous system altering vascular terminals of tear glands. Excretion is normally ongoing to protect and clear the eye, though the controlling center remains distant.

Eyetooth Punishes Wayward Words Tale

A Mammy warns a child that every spoken bad word hurts the eye tooth which aches for two hours, teaching discipline with a playful warning. Little Hastus asks what an eyetooth is as alarm and curiosity mix in a Southern dialect exchange.

Chile Hastus Puck

Norway Oath Gesture Symbolizes Trinity and Soul

A curious European oath practice in Norway uses a three finger salute with the thumb forefinger and middle finger raised. The gesture signals the Trinity while the extended finger is said to represent the witness's soul and the others the body.

Norway

Exalted Victor Bugo Ponders Meeting the Creator

A French poet Victor Bugo is described as walking in his garden in deep thought about what he would say to the Creator when they meet. An intimates recounts his imagined reply and the question he faced about addressing the divine.

Victor Bugo Confrere

Metal and Money Market Snapshot

New York June 1 report shows Mexican dollars at par, silver quoted around 52, copper trading between 12.25 and 12.60.

New York

Postum Coffee Aims To Replace Tea And Coffee

A testimonial from U. M. Coggin of Columbus Georgia claims Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts Breakfast Food improved his wife’s health after coffee was quit. He says she gained weight and lost headaches and that he and their two children enjoy Postum. He offers to vouch for the product.

America Columbus U. M

Allen’s Foot Base and Foot Kase Promises Relief

Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Base a powder poured into shoes. It eases tight or new shoes relieves corns bunions and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Kase cures sweating and aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. Trial package free by mail. Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.

Allen Ehc Allen S. Olmstead le Roy

Weather report from Tucson by Observer Wetmore

Observer E L Wetmore reports Tucson temperature readings with a Max and Mean value, though the fragmentary text obscures exact figures.

Spring Fever and the DeWitt Remedy

A brief note explains spring fever as a torpid liver and inactive bowels and warns of illness if untreated. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe laxative that stimulates the liver opens the bowels and cleanses the system, sold at Bell's Pharmacy.

Bell's Pharmacy

Barbecued Meat and Lunch Stand Ad in Austin

An ad from Austin and James promotes barbecued meats at 141 East Congress Street in the Old School House. They boast a six hour brick furnace barbecue process, family sized portions, a lunch stand with home cooking and coffee, claiming cheaper, more convenient meals in hot weather.

East Congress Street

Pima County Republican Central Committee Meets June 1

The Executive Committee will hold a special meeting on Wednesday evening June 1 at 7 30 at 138 Pennington Street. Secretary O T Richey calls for prompt and full attendance for important business.

Pima County Republican Central Committee Peter Contreras Rose Wellg Powers East Fifteenth Street California Cananea Tucson Pima County Republican Central Committee Pennington Street O. T. Richey

Happy Time in Old Town Ad Promotes Arnica Salve

In Old Town Virginia R Bevill states happiness over using Arnica Salve on her daughter. The ad claims the salve relieves corns burns and eruptions and offers a 25 cent pit size at druggists.

Old Town R. Bevill Wheplen

Weather Wordplay Sparks Seasonal Forecast Debate

Fragmentary text hints at spring weather musings and questions about rainfall and warmth. Mentions names and places vaguely, with no clear event or outcome to confirm.

Hand carved goods featured at Capo's latest designs

The shop advertises finely carved goods in the newest styles offered by E. G. Capo, emphasizing low prices and a wide selection for customers seeking decorative pieces and functional carvings.

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