City News Briefs Include Water Use and Local Courts
The Citizen notes warm days raise water usage with 1,500,000 gallons pumped yesterday. James Conley is held for the next grand jury after impersonating a sheriff and robbing a depot patron of $4.50. Miniing claims filed in Arivaca. Tucson Gas sues Brown for $519.20 over unpaid bills. A infant dies at 30 Jackson street. interment at Catholic cemetery. The Foresters meet. Davie and Frazie wed at Tempe. Globe district court session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racson
Coe
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Wm. O. Brown
Robert B. Parsons
Personal Mention Items of the Day
B Mhwab manager of May Bros mercantile at Nogal's Sonoya is here on business. S Tullis and Robert Francis of Peoria Illinois are here eyeing mining field for vesting. They left for Arivaca this morning to inspect property. A J Pidgeon from Benosa on a business trip. B D White famed city ball tosser left for Bisbee yesterday and may relocate. I Calahan of Flagstaff stopped over en route south. Colonel J F Wilson of Prescott passed through Tucson on his way north. He tours the south as prelim in race for Delegate to Congress. A Trojanovich of Gloves in the city for a few days. M E Cunningham came in on the Burro this morning and registered from Yuma. R Casteneda of Benson stopped over today en route to the coast. Abe Goldbaum arrived home this morning from Hermosillo. Hon Eugene S Ives left for California on No 9 last evening. Attorneys John Wright and Porter Fleming are in Tombstone on legal business. Dew R Oliver a California mining man returned from his Sonora properties yesterday. H Sholtz of San Francisco visiting his brother in law Isadore Goldtree. W R Hay former conductor on the Sonora road around the depot today. J P Cowan in from the Sierrita camp today. J K Devi n of Naco up on a short business trip. Dr W A Lank of Cananea in the city on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mhwab
May Bros
Nogal's
Sonoya
S. Tullis
Robert Francis
Peoria
Illinois
Arivaca Cig
A. J. Pidgeon
Benosa
B. D. White
Bisbee
I. Calahan
Flagstaff
J. F. Wilson
Prescott
Tucson
Congress
A. Trojanovich
M. E. Cunningham
Yuma
R. Casteneda
Benson
Abe Goldbaum
Hermosillo
Eugene S. Ives
California
John Wright
Porter Fleming
Tombstone
Dew R. Oliver
Sonora
H. Sholtz
San Fancisco
School money apportioned by the County Superintendent
County schools receive a total $5,540.62 for the next term with city schools taking the larger share. Tucson No 1 gets 3,765.07 while several districts including San Xavier Helvetia Arivaca and Rincon receive 99.15 each, plus $10 to Institute fund and $12.50 to salary fund.
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Ounty
Wo Ati
Arivaca
Greaterville
Rincon
San Pedro
Tanque .Verde
Rillito
Lowell
Buenos Ayres
Sahuarita
Rosemont
Sepori
Liberty Mine
Laguna
Death of 4YearOld From Water Cure Near Shawnee
Pottawatomie county authorities probe the death of Arthur Pecore age four near Shawnee. He reportedly died after being submerged in water in a failed attempt to treat him with the water cure. The incident followed alleged abusive practices toward several companions.
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Guthrie
Okla
Pottawatomie County
Arthur Pecore
Shawnee
Ater
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Life Saving Relief
Mrs Jennie H Steele of Vaughan Georgia reports neuralgia of the liver relieved after using Paine's Celery Compound claiming it saved her life after years of unsatisfactory doctor treatments. The ad touts the medicine as a general remedy for exhausted nerves dyspepsia rheumatism kidney liver and blood purification with many testimonial readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Haz Jong «Vo
Jennie H. Steele
Vaughan
Georgia
Waste Paper Nuisance May Soon Be Abated
Superintendent of Streets Anderson notes an unusual level of waste paper blowing through streets and faults business men and scavengers for the problem. New garbage wagons arrive by July 1 to collect refuse, with daily pickups planned in business districts to curb the nuisance.
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Anderson
Tramps Gatepost Signs And Aging Height Decline
A quirky survey of gatepost drawings used by tramps with crude depictions of a gun dog and table scene hints at meals and shelter. The piece shifts to a German note on aging, describing how people shorten with age starting around 35, becoming noticeable after 60 and evident after 70.
Anger, Faith, and Finance in a Curious Dialogue
A religious enthusiast argues against Catholicism with Moody about preaching. The exchange hints at religious debate in the Voice of Experience. In a joke, a Father deposits savings for his son, only to face the son's marriage and large family, revealing practical financial woes.
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Moody
Metal and Money Market Note Summary
New York market report lists Mexican dollars at 52.3, keg silver at 52.3, copper prices quoted at 12.00 and 32.42. Consumers and traders monitor metal values for investment and trade decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Allen's Foot-Hare Promises Relief for Swollen Feet
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Hare as a cure for swollen feet bunions and sore spots claiming instant relief for coins and bunions with one size smaller shoes. It urges purchase at druggists and shoe stores and offers a free mail package with address Allen 8. Olmsted 1 Koy. N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
Weather Report for Tucsom by Observer EL Wetmore
The Tucsom forecast reports varying conditions with an NE wind and cloud cover. Barometer readings are low with a noted rise in humidity and mild temperatures throughout the day.
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Tucsom
EL. Wetmore
Real Friend Credits Doctol For Digestion Relief
W T Sturtevant of Merry Oaks, North Carolina, recounts fifteen years of dyspepsia. After trying many doctors and medicines a friend urged Doctol which gave immediate relief and now he can eat freely with good digestion. Bell’s Pharmacy promotes Doctol as a digestive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sturtevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
Bell
Doan's Ointment Promised Cure for Piles and Eczema
Reader testimonial and advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as a universal cure for hemorrhoids and skin ailments. A Denver user recounts recovery from severe chilblains after a 50 cent box, urging others to inquire via a Minneapolis support note. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. price 50 cents. mail order available.
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Tucson
Dean
C. L. Kline
Champa Street
Denver
Colorado
Minneapolis
Doan
George Martin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Early knitting machines and the stocking frame history
The passage traces hand knitting in Elizabethan times and William Lee's 1580 invention of the stocking frame. Lee faced a patent refusal in England, moved to France to set up a Rouen factory, and the device reached the United States after the Revolution. An American innovator improved it and a Cohoes, New York factory started in 1832.
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William Lee
England
France
Rouen
United States
Cohoes
N.e
Local Laundry Agency Opens at U S Market
J L Johnson opens an agency for Arizona Steam Laundry of Phoenix at the U S Market on Stone avenue. He promises first class service, invites the best trade, and provides phone 1563 for pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Johnson
Arizona Steam Laundry of
Phoenix
U. S
Stone Avenue
Capes Jewelry and Tailor Offers Fine Watches and Cleaned Suits
For repairing of fine watches and jewelry go to K. G. Cape's. Every watch is guaranteed. Only first class work turned out. If this weather keeps up you will have to hunt up your last spring suit and have it cleaned or buy a new one from Smith the leading Tailor. Some very fine pieces of Tiffany mass at low prices at EB. G. Capo's the Jeweler 88 West Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Cape’s
Smith
G. Capo
the Jeweler
West Congress
For Sale Lots in Bruckner and Manlove Additions
Real estate advertisement offering lots in Bruckner and Manlove additions near Tucsop railway reserve. Modern ground higher than University with twenty seven feet depth soil, railroad water analysis favorable, streetcar extension planned. Two dollars monthly secures a jot. Apply to Charles A. Hoff at 124 Hoff street or call Main 1051. 179-tf
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Bruckner & Manloves
Tucsop
Charles A. Hoff
Hoff
Main
Barbecued Meat and Lunch Stand Promoted at 141 East Congress
An advertisement from Austin & James promotes barbecued meats cooked six hours in a brick furnace for family use at 141 East Congress Street in an old schoolhouse. It also touts a lunch stand offering coffee and home cooking as a cheaper option in hot weather. The note mentions a new plant and promises steady prices for blacksmithing and wagon work by F. Ronstadt at 204-11 and lines for leather goods from E. Capo.
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Congress Street
Austin & James
F. Ronstadt
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Broadway
Telope
James Conley
Justice Wilson
Jessu Arosco
Justice Meyer
Jesus
County Recorder
Arivaca District
Gay Alley
Antonio Via
Antonio
Anugutsin Figueroa
A. Figueroa
Ben Bound
Cananea
Ematia
Board of Dental Examiners
Cheet
F. Burral
Jackson Street
City Recorder
Nat Hawke
Cochise
J. Daniel
Alameda Street
Kenucky
Parker
Frederick Davie
Canhenea
Sadie Frazie
Tempe
Methodist Church
A. M. Gibbons
District Court
Globe
Davis
DES Mesereberereresrirs
Tat
Cssd Asa Ese
HPAP
LEN Ee Scrip
Arizona
Phoenix Trust Company Fornix
E.G
CAPO
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Paine’s
DR. Phelps
Cardinver
Pepe Boniface M
Acona
Bobo
Kyle Meni
Ave
Metal and Money Market
Havana
STAR
Standard Navy
Tebecco
Local Weather Report
Scott Street
Bath
South
Library
North Meyer
S. E. Cor
6Th Ave
15Th St
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Emma Busch
West McCormick Street
San Francisco
J. C
Fhe Spencer
R. F. White
Prop
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John
Arlaar
West Third Street
Hill
Los Angeles
Jennings & Watson
Dietributore
Geo. W. Childs
Seal of
North Carolina
Duke
North Stone Avenue
Bell’s Pharmacy
Igis
DeWitt
R. & Meredith
Willow Grove
Del
Tucson City
Southern
Gar
Willis P. Haynes
Stome Ave'é& Bay
Chas. T. Connell
W. Pennington
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