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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1902

Page

8

Henderson Holds Tight Reins Over House Rules

Washington report details Republican discontent with Speaker Henderson and his rule driven coalition. It cites the London landing clause controversy and Northwest lumber and flour interests, noting Tawney Dalzell and the War revenue measures as flashpoints. Critics warn of insurrection if this dominance continues.

Washington House Henderson Congress Reea Joni London Senate Commerce Cormmnitter Tawney Fletcher Minnesota Dalzell Committee On Rules Ways and Means Babcock Dalzeil Pittsburg Iron and Steel Northwest Northwestern

The Rush to Nome Greater Than Ever

Washington reports an unprecedented Nome rush with travel to southeastern Alaska and the Klondike as the largest since the Klondike boom. Thirty vessels, including twenty steamers, are chartered for Nome trade this season with capacity for about 40 000 tons of freight and 7 000 passengers. bookings expected to fill before June 1.

Tocama Washington Alaska Klondike Cape Nome Perths

Palace Market Opens In Ticson With Fine Fixtures

Times notes Nome camp residents and hundreds more return as Palace Meat Market opens tomorrow with three Berth reservations from New York. W G Bennett manager promises top quality meat and courteous service. Linoleum floor by L Zeekendorf & Co adds to the upscale appearance.

Nome Camps New Vork Palace W. GC. Bennett Ticson L. Zeekendorf & Co

Palace Meat Market to Open Tomorrow Morning

The Palace Meat Market will be positively opened tomorrow morning. Local shoppers can expect fresh cuts and early hours as the market resumes operations after a brief closure.

Palace

Ball tickets sold by Ladies Auxiliary for Easter event

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors report high ticket sales for their annual ball to be held next Easter. They promise unique programs and an attractive program lineup. DeHay & Witter at 129 East Congress street offer blacksmithing and wagon work with modern machinery and direct-from-factory stock at low prices. They provide horse-shoeing services and sell smoked or blue glasses and eye shirts for wind and sun protection. Optician parlor Dr. H A Schell advertises glasses from 26¢.

Order of DeHay & Witter East Congress Street Tucson H A. Schell

Correct Glasses Relieve Eye Strain and Headaches

Doctor E A Schell offers examinations free and guarantees satisfaction with glasses. Refunded money if not perfect. Century Block optician promises relief from weak eyes headaches nervousness indigestion and granulated lids.

E. A. Schell Optician Century Block

Fred Ronstadt Opens Large Southwest Shop For Carriage Work

Fred Ronstadt completes stalls machinery in a new shop and offers carriage work and blacksmithing at short notice with modern labor-saving gear. A large skilled staff under his direction promises high quality at very moderate prices in the southwest plant.

Fred Ronstadt

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