City News Roundup: delays, meetings, and civic notes
The afternoon trains No 9 and No 10 were late due to California storms. Ozr Haskins family postpones funeral to Sunday at 2. Regents discuss electric plant power. John Horan appointed administrator of Ellen Finley estate with 15000 bond. Marriage license issued to Thomas Smith and Hortensia Trusady of Tucson. Major General McArthur hosted in Albuquerque. San Xavier Mission trip planned. Freight precautions on eastbound trains move to caboose track. Tucson schools average daily attendance 7538.1. tardies total 195. about 1.5 percent. Army site site visit and public reception in Albuquerque. Freight declines lead Santa Fe Pacific to reduce forces. Arizona division layoffs loom if business remains weak. Boy's Dormitory Association hosts a successful hop in Assembly Hall. Mesilla Street sewer nearing completion. depth reduced to four feet to service deep easements. City to consider sewer funding resolution at Monday meeting. Wedding rings offered at E G Capp Jeweler.
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John Horan
Ellen Finley
Thomas Smith
Hortensia ‘Trusady
Tucson
Tucson Dramatic Club rhythm and bill for spring shows
The Tucson Dramatic Club plans acts between Birdie Culver and Mrs. W J Kirkpatrick for next Monday night. Keller the hypnotist left for Phoenix after a short run. A Chicago Symphony Orchestra concert March 12 led by Adolph Rosenbecker promises to be the spring show centerpiece at the Lesson Opera House. The club closes its season next Friday with Knob's O Tennessee for E B Winstanley. Win Staley departs for Kansas City after the performance. Rehearsals resume with new specialties and T K Ryan to sing solo.
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The
Tucson Dramatic Club
Birdie Culver
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Leson Opera House
Adolph Rosenbecker
Tucson
Shotel Arrivals List Across Major Cities
A long OCR style roster shows arrivals and names tied to many cities including New York Los Angeles San Diego Denver Phoenix Butte Cananea St Louis Chicago and more. The notice highlights a Phoenix area milliner Mrs L L Robertson returning from San Francisco after seven months and planning a spring reopening in mid March with a sale at 149 East Pennington and 1847 Rogers Bros goods promoted by E G Capo the jeweler at $3 West Congress.
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San Xavier
Morenci
E A. Stevens
Denver
Wm. H. Stilen
Phoenix
H. R. Verrue
San Francisco
Ll. H. Robertson
W. F. Kitt
East Pennington Street
Rogers Bros
E. G. Capo
Congress
Religious Services Schedule for CA1.DRAL and Local Churches
In a Sunday notice the CA1.DRAL area lists masses at 6:30 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. with rosary at 7 p.m. and Sabbath school at 9:45 a.m. Baptist Church notes morning speaker Mr. Scott Chicago at 11 a.m. and evening service by Mr. J W Martin at 7:30 p.m. Grace Church schedules Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. sermons 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Lord's Supper after the morning sermon.
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Meyer and
Alameda Streets
S&c
Eevening
Schoor A. m
M. Scott
Chicago
J. W. Martin
John Marshall
Legal Profession
Charles Ferguson
Epworth League
J. H. Henry
A. M. Gibbons
Personal Interest Items in City Highlight Notables and Oddities
Isaac Stoddard secretary of the territory and wife are in the city. Sam Friedman Jr of Benson is spending the day in town. Fifield building the Benson reform school was here yesterday. Del Lewis traveled from Tombstone toward Phoenix with an insane woman. Wm Bayard Blackwell a New York attorney visiting Oracle area arrives with his bride. H B Maxson long connected with the General Land Office visiting Tucson with Reno HQ. The Pennsylvania Prize train delayed by Mexican storms now one day late and due tomorrow at 5 am for a brief stop. One death reported at City Hall this morning. H Beyer a Buffalo plumber dies at 803 South Fourth avenue aged 30 after tuberculosis. burial at Catholic cemetery. Superintendent Sroufe issues order limiting wage deductions for hotels eateries mercantile houses beyond 60 days. new hires limited to first 60 days.
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Mexico
Tucson
H. Beyer
Buffalo
N. Y
South Fourth Avenue
Cathottc Cemedy
Phoenix
Southern Pacific
Maricopa
Price
Penix
Binger Kermann
Land Office
Capitol
Surveyor General
Surveyor General's Office
Surveyor General's Force
Mr. Price
Hugh Conlon
Tombstone
F. W. Land
Cochise County
Williams
Williams Bengan
Wlliams
Uhoenir
Optician offers 30 day refund if glasses fail
Dr H A Schell the optician promises full refund of the purchase price if the prescribed glasses do not relieve weak eyes headaches indigestion and nervousness within 30 days. Free examination and prices from 7.99 to 12.00. He assumes all risk and customers take none. Call for proof and convince yourself.
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H. A. Schell
Two Men Die After Building Collapse
Samuel H Stev, a longtime gambler known as Lanterday, and another man were killed when a building collapsed yesterday afternoon around 6 o'clock. An inquest found death by natural causes for Stevens. funeral services were held at Reilly and Hennessy’s chapel. A jury viewed witnesses in Judge Wilson's court and recorded the findings.
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Samuel H. Stev
Stevens
Ens
Y Craps
Keno
Reilly & Hennessy
Mr. Meyer
D. A. McAuliff
A. %. Fisk
R. Moreno
Barber trade training offered by Moler Barber College
Male help wanted seeks men to learn barber trade with constant practice and expert instruction until competent. Catalogue free. Moler Barber College San Francisco Cal. 86 116 Hawk Martin move shop to Dr Hay's old stand 27 Aidden Lane now ready for all carpentry and repair work. Smith the leading tailer urges cleaning or buying a new spring suit due to weather.
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Moler Barber College
San Francisco
Cal
Hawk & Martin
Smith
Surveyor General Office Moves to Phoenix
The Surveyor General announces its relocation to Phoenix. The office will open Monday in the Capitol complex with four rooms and a large vault for records. Staff will depart tonight and tomorrow. the move follows a presidential order and aims to improve safety and efficiency.
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Albuquerque
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Vail
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eCucson
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Laughlin
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C. P. Vedder
Geo
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Plumer & Steward
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John Marin
United States
Campbell
de Hay & Witter
East
Tucson Cleaning Works
W. Congress St
H. Briggs
Bell’s Pharmacy
Crescent Cigar Co
Zeigler’'s Confectionary
H. L. Rigg
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
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Helen Guernsey Shaw
Mason
W. S. B. Mathews
Jessie L. Gaynor
Blanche Dingley
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