City News brief reports mixed transit and court notes
The afternoon edition notes No. 9 ported 40 minutes late while No. 10 ran on time. One morning police court case none reported. Marriage licenses issued to Samuel Jackson of Los Angeles and Dorothy Ellis of Pueblo, with plans to reside in Heson. Also mentions Southern Pacific staff movements, a merry-go-round license, a failed arrest attempt, probate estate filings, a meningitis death, and a coroner's jury call for a death near Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jackson
Los Angeles
Dorothy Ellis
Pueblo, Colo
Heson
Personal Interest Items At Windsor and City Guests
S F Hinkle and James Young of Lombstone are guests at the Windsor. Mr and Mrs AS T Plummer left for Phoenix for a week's visit. Conductor Homer Brown returned yesterday from a trip to San Francisco and Jeff of Nogales on his regular run. Mr and Mrs George Orth arrived from Pittsburgh to visit Mr Orth's mower and sister at 30 East Pennington Street. Bayless Berkalew received four car loads of sheep from Salt River Valley. Judge James Reilly came from Tombstone to spend a few days in the city. J J Hendricks of Southern Pacific in Benson is here on vacation. Charles M Shannon stopped in, returning from Los Angeles to Clifton. G H Vandewalker, a Wilcox sheep rancher, is in the city on business. William Bayard Blackwell and wife of New York came from Oracle where they spent the past week. Samuel M Kingman admitted to practice law in District Court. previously a Illinois attorney. Dr L W Bliss and Captain A P Buss of Michigan left for the Catalina Mountains via Oracle to view mining property. Fred Snyder accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reilly
Tombstone
J. J. Hendricks
Southern Pacific
Benson
Charles M. Shannon
Los Angeles
Clifton
G. H. Vandewalker
Wilcox
William Bayard Blackwell
New York
Oracle
Ben
Samuel M. Kingman
District Court
Mr. Kingman
Illinois
L. W. Bliss
A. P. Buss
Michigan
Catalina Mountains
Fred Snyder
F O E Tucson Meeting for J K Flanders Funeral
Members of Tucson Aeriel No. 180 F O E to meet at A O U W hall on Wednesday March 12 at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of Brother J K Flanders. Visiting brothers invited. N E Hawke Worthy Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Aeriel No. 180
J. K. Flanders
N. E. Hawke
Probate Court Issues Licenses and Appointments in Douglas
In probate court today a marriage license was issued to Julius Wellgehauser and Mollie McClarren, both of Douglas. John J. Reilly was appointed administrator of the estate of H. T. Allen, deceased. In the estate of Guadeloupe R. de Flores an order set aside a homestead and personal property to the husband. In the estate of Nat A. Wilde a decree allowed the first annual account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wellgehauser
Mollié McClarren
Douglas
John J. Reilly
H. T. Allen
Guadeloupe
R. de Flores
Nat. A. Wilde
Shtotel Arrivals and Names List from Multiple Cities
A fragmented roster lists travelers and residents including George Noble Shtotel and spouse in Colorado Springs, J S Fifield Benson in New York, Charles M McDowell in Chicago, Stanley H Pearce in MagadeIna, Mrs A Meguire in Los Angeles, James Reilly in San Francisco, Tombstone residents L L C Gonzales and Jos S Gonaux, and others across Tucson Phoenix Phoenix area and New Orleans with various initials and city designations. The text is a messy OCR of an arrival/guest list with scattered affiliations.
Extraordinary treat for music lovers in Minneapolis
The Times praises the Chicago Symphony Orchestra as one of the finest. It highlights conductor Rosenbecker and the balanced, splendidly executed performances. Californians and Arizonans look forward to the Coast visit with soloists Madame Ragna Linne, Edward C. Towne, Franz Wagner, and Jan van Oordt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Gelight
the Times
Minneapolis
Rosenbecker
Madame Ragna Linne
Edward C. Towne
Franz Wagner
Jan van Oordt
Chicago Symphony Orchestra to Visit Our City
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra arrives with four celebrated soloists, a star ensemble admired nationally. The city should give a warm reception as all seats in the Opera House are expected to be filled tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Parker suit seeks restraining sale of sewer district property
Luisa Parker and others file in district court to halt county treasurer Harry A. Drachman from selling specified property over special sewer assessments. Hereford & Hazzard and A. Orfila represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luisa Parker
Harry A. Drachman
Hereford & Hazzard and
A. Orfila
Fred Ronstadt Opens Southwest Carriage and Blacksmith Shop
Fred Ronstadt completed a new shop with modern machinery and a large skilled staff. He promises high quality carriage work and blacksmithing at low costs, inviting patrons to inspect the extensive facility. The Tucson Opera House hosts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with four soloists tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ronstadt
Mechanic's Saloon Barkeeper Held Over Liquor Charge
W H Harper the night barkeeper at the Mechanics saloon was arrested on a charge of selling liquor to two Papago Indians. The Indians, arrested yesterday for drunkenness, testified Harper sold them four bottles of wine. Harper pledged $3000 bond, was kept for grand jury action, and trial proceeded with U S Commissioner Judge Culver presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harper
Mechanics Saloon
Reno
Harper
Adolf
Culver
United States
Campbell
W. S. Ide
Phoenix
New U. S. Attorney Chooses Central Office Sites
Frederick H. Nave recently named United States Attorney has authorization to rent offices in the city. He leased the former Date & Campbell space at Pennington and Church streets and will use the Pennington Street offices once occupied by Campbell as well as two additional rooms. The setup will house records and a law library arriving from Nogales. The Court House office is dilapidated, requiring a full refit. Central location near the Court House influenced Nave’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nave
Nogales
United States
Court House
Campbell
Pennington and
Church Streets
Red Men hold meeting for funeral of F. K. Flanners
Pima tribe No. 10 of the Improved Order of Red Men will meet at A. O. U. W. Hall at 1 30 p m on Wednesday March 12 to attend the funeral of Brother F. K. Flanners. Ed Hale Sachem Chief of Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Hall
F. K. Flanners
The Camera in the Southwest book showcased in Heerman's
A summary of a new book The Camera in the Southwest blends images of ancient and modern Arizona and New Mexico. It contrasts prehistoric culture with early twentieth century progress and promises future achievement. The work is for sale at Heerman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
America
Southwest
Heerman’s
Wife's L Genuity Helps Against Coffee Misconception
Franklin Kinsella of New York, author of Degeneration of Dorothy, explains how his wife’s substitution of Postum Coffee for coffee cured his nervous troubles. He details sleeplessness, weight loss, and improved health after switching to Postum, noting the product produced a coffee-like beverage without harming nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Franklin Kinsella
25Th St
New York City
Fred G Flanders Succumbs to Pneumonia
Jed C Flanders died at 4 o clock this morning at his North Meyer street home after a brief pneumonia illness. A Tucson resident for six years he had worked at the Arizona Club The Double Stamp Buffet and other local spots He leaves a wife and four children and was a member of the Eagles and Red Men A $2500 life policy had just been issued Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from 397 North Meyer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed C. Flanders
North Meyer Street
Mr. Flanders
Ben
Arizona Club
Boston
California
San Bernardino
Wilcox
Tucson
Double Stamp
The
Buffet
Flanders
Eagles
Red Men
North
Meyer Street
Councilman Reid Returns From Galluro Mountains Mine
Councilman William Reid came back from a week in the Galluro Mountains with Jack Gardner who located a mine for Gold Mountain Company. They reached Mcelland's ranch on the San Pedro then rode to Oracle and Arizona stage to kit. About thirty men are employed at the property and stockholders are studying the site to decide future spending on machinery and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reid
Galluro Mountains
Reid
Jack Gardner
Mcelland
San Pedro
Gold Mountain Company
Mr. Reid
Oracle
Kitcson
Nagging Women Needs Help Promoted by Electric Bitters
A vintage advertisement urges women troubled by nervousness melancholy loss of appetite headaches sleep issues and fainting spells to try Electric Bitters. It claims thousands of female and nervous trouble sufferers improved health and happiness, with a 50 cent price at Bell's Pharmacy and notes a free eye examination offer from Dr. H A Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell's Pharmacy
West Church Street
Local Weather Report From Tucson Observer Wetmore
The report notes a northwestern wind with cloudy skies to the west. Temperature details are unclear due to garbled text, barometer described as low, and overall cool to mild conditions implied for today in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
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Peerless
Eagle Milling Cx Ng Company
Izona
Tee
the City News
Orp Orlock
Southern Pacific Inspection
Yuma
C. C
K. Clark
J. Lindsay
E. Dickerman
C. Stubbs
Mthern Pacific
Weh
Mr. Stubbs
Chicago
York
Elso
J. G. Willams
Meyer
Ay Jet
Williams
Outo Gay Alley
Ter
Mandet
Hiuon
JA. B. Spencer
D. M. Ner
Greaterville
Annie M. Neal
Ban Pain
Jennie W. Stoler
P. Enner
George A. Stoler
South Fourth Avenue
Antonio Arreba
Arreda
S. F. Hinkle and
James Young of
Lombstone
Windsor
Mrs
As. T. Plummer
Homer Brown
Yesteday
San Francisco
Jeff of
George Orth
Pittsbur
Mr. Orth
East Pennington Street
Bayless & Berkalew
Salt River Valley
E. A. James
William Mason Touch
Technic Lebert & Stark
Council St
Ariz
E.G
CAPO
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Dr. H. 4
Schell
Shtotel
Stanley H. Pearce
MagadeIna
A. Meguire
Jerome Tuttle
Texas
F. Mash
Il Paso
George Brown
Axron
EF. KE. Fulkerson
Frank R. Fulkerson
Jerseyville
F. Fergus
M. Louis
Chas
C. Reilly
C. M. Shannon
E .C. Gee
Koenix
Tucson Opera House
Mme
Ragna Linne
Denver Republican
Fleishman’s
U. S. Attorney
ED. Hale
Fred G. Flanders
Wm. Reid
Galluros
East Ninth Street
North Stone Avenue
Pine
Fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Plumer
Steward
Underwood & Franklin
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
East Alameda Street
Zenner Piano Co
East Congress Street
North Meyer
North Church Street
West
Congress Street
E. Engler
AlIl Furniture
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Tha. Vickk
H. A. Schell
Local Weather Report
F. J. Villaescv
USA
Tucson, Ariz
Pierce
Columbia
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Go
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Stone Avenue
Congress St
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