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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

5

Parkman party on way to San Francisco via El Paso

The Southern Pacific reports the parkman party with Mr Harriman passes through from El Paso to San Francisco on a six coach special train. Harriman may stop in Tucson for a brief audience if time allows, likely reaching San Antonio then Beaumont after El Paso.

Southern Pacific Parkman Facson el Paso San Francisco Harriman Peso Arty Julius Kittschnitt J. Kitts Trafic Souma Pacific Tucson Chamber Chicago Symphony Orchestra San Antonio Anotnio Beaumont

Depot and park work and local life in city notes

The Southern Pacific depot is connected to the new sewer on Toole avenue with a ten inch main. A park committee workers plant trees along city property by the Congregational Church as an extension of Court Plaza. Marriage licenses issued for Estevan Flores and Basenta Barcelo. Antonio Lerna and Maria Dolores Dunn wed. a baby boy arrives at Willis P. Haynes residence. C M Rice noted at a company camp. L E E Elester becomes stenographer at Ryan King’s office.

Southern Pacific Toole Avenue Special Park Committee Congregational Church Court Plaza Estevan Flores Basenta Barcelo

Resolutions on Deaths of Flanders and Hall of Tucson Aerie

The Fraternal Order of Eagles Tucson Aerie No. 180 mourns the deaths of F. K. Flanders on March 11 1902 and S. B. Hall on March 4 1902. Resolutions extend sympathy to their wives and families, note Flanders as a faithful member and Hall as a worthy citizen, and order minutes, family copies, and city paper publication.

Tucson Order of Eagles

Mollie Adelia Brown Sings Before Mrs McKinley in Columbus

Miss Mollie Adelia Brown, praised for a superb voice and faultless intonation, performed with the Arion Club at the Opera House, then sang for Mrs. President McKinley. Her repertoire included Nymphes et Sylvains and Elsa's Dream, under the tutelage of Madam Topadie Bjorksten.

Columbus Ohio Mollie Adelia Brown Arion Club of M. Adelia Brown Opera House Miss Brown Topadie Bjorksten New York

Chamber of Commerce Forms Fund Drive Committee

A special committee of Tucson Chamber of Commerce members led by General Manning urged merchants to join a fundraising effort for a new enterprise. Subscriptions already total about 3 700 to 3 800 dollars with a goal of 5 000 dollars, and several donors pledged increases. Names listed include Arizona National 250, L H Manning 100, W A Julian Co 100, Andres Rebeil 100, and others.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce General Manning Chamber of Commerce Arizona National Sank L. H. Manning W. A. Julian &Co Andres Rebeil W. J. Corbett Arena Commercial Company Fred Fleishman Chris Christensen Palace Market F. Ronstadt

List of names and figures show payroll increase

A roster of individuals and firms with ages and company associations appears, ending with Ezra Bartlett and noting an increase from 60 to 100 in some amount. The list includes Mark A. Rodgers 50, Cochran 30, Hoff 30, Monier 30, Whittle 30, Hittinger 30, Hale 30, Rosenfeld 25, Jacome 25, Varrillo 25, Martin 25, Parker 25, Felix 25, Brannan 20, Rasmussen 24, Loppentheim 25, Zeigler 25, Lopez 24, Gortican 245, King 24, Griffith 24, Black 24, Suther land Kelton 24, Whelmes 21, Rossi 24, Watson 24, Pioneer Transfer Co 24, Olcott 22, Mariscal 20, Ezra Bartlett increase from 60 to 100.

Mark A. Rodgers Trost & Rust

Personal Interest Items of Utica Visitors and Local Guests

Utica residents Mr A Y Brower and Miss Brower return from a visit to the Oceanic Mine hosted by Mr Charles Wores. Hotelier L J Taeger travels to El Paso on business. L W Snyder leaves for Clifton to become secretary to A N M superintendent Simmons. C Kiser of Denver returns to Oracle by stage. Tom Barkley drives Denver guests J J Henry and W S Eliff to San Xavier Mission. Eliff, a Denver bond broker, visits Mr Henry. Mrs John T Martin sails from Havre to the United States aboard a French liner.

A. Y. Brower Miss Brower Utica, N. Y Oceanic Mine Charles Wores L. J. Taeger San Xavier Hotel el Paso Tom Barkley J. J. Henry Eliff Denver San Xavier Mission Henry John T. Martin Havre United States

Notable Arrivals and Names Across Cities Listed

A long list of arrivals and names appears, including individuals associated with El Paso Chicago Denver New York Los Angeles Nogales St. Joe Phoenix and other locales. The compilation names many persons with diverse origins and affiliations across several states and cities.

San Xavier T. C. Dean Nogales W. E. van Siyke San Bernardio L. H. Chalmers Phoenixx Sam Cashman St. Joe Joseph Jacobs San Francisco Wan Augustine Dan R. Oliver Te.v. Massey T. L. Proctor Cananea A. Y. Brower Miss Barower Utica

Coffee, insomnia, and Postum cure story from schoolteacher

A narrator describes insomnia and nervous prostration caused by coffee after becoming a teacher. Quitting coffee and switching to Postum brought sleep and relief, while tea caused a relapse. The account credits Postum's purity and cites Battle Creek, Michigan, as the brand source.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich America

Tucson Block Sold for Record Price in City History

The northeast corner of Congress street and Stone avenue sold to Dr. W. P. Hill of St. Louis for 30000 cash or 515 per front foot. The 58 by 150 foot block houses several tenants and yields over 300 dollars monthly rent. Dr. Hill plans investments in Tucson with possible future improvements. For address updates, residents should notify Charles T. Connell by April 10.

Congress Street Stone Avenue W. P. Hill St. Louis Plumer Steward Luke Radulovich People’s Store W. A. Julian & Co Western Union Telegraph Company Parisian Millinery Company Tucson Dr. Hill Hill Charles T. Connell West Pennington Street

Fred Ronstadt unveils large southwest carriage shop

Fred Ronstadt completes a modern shop with machinery and skilled staff ready to perform carriage work and blacksmithing at low cost. The plant is noted as the largest and most complete in the southwest and invites inspection. W. E. Felix's stores show daily arrivals of spring and summer goods with well stocked shelves.

Fred Ronstadt W. E. Felix

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Peerless Flour Eagle Milling Company Arizona the City News Land 1 Fred W. Rockwell Milwaukee, Wis Frank Hereford A. T. Duclos Phoenix Jin Juan Garcia Pedro Pellon Wilson Garcia the Elks Ellison A. W. Congre Gorham Mfg. Co Rogers Bros H. A. Schell United States Court Willis P. Haynes Haynes Chester M. Milner C. M. Rice Helvetia Antonio Lerna Maria Dolores Dunn L. E. E. Elester Ryan’ & King Mrs. McKinley Leishman’s DRVG Optician Century Block Crescent Cigar Co L. W. Snyder Clifton Simmons C. Kiser Oracle Windsor J. D. McKay Los Angeles C. E. Darrow Paso Stuart King M. R. King Kansas City W. B. Stone G. A. van de Sande Decatur J. F. Martin Chicago Royal Baking Powder CO William &T East Ninth Street North Stone Avenue C. S Citizen Office Fifth Street Fifth Avenue Underwood & Franklin C. P. Vedder East Alameda Street Zellner Piano Co East Corness Street 16Th St Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co Stone Ave DeWitt’s Bell’s North Church Street East Sixteenth Street Smith E. A. James William Mason Jahert & Stark Council St Ariz Alex Rossi Congress St
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