City Notes and Court Actions From Tucson Area
Probate court appointed Ozro Haskins estate administrator and set bond terms. Harriet Wright paid city wedge on assessed property. Tucson bids reopened for 3000 feet of two inch pipe. L Zeckendorf Co. held the low bid. Fred Flanders policy of 2000 dollars with Newers Life Insurance Company partly unpaid. company pursuing settlement. Marie Aguirre arrested for obtaining money by false pretenses. case before Judge Wilson with Lovell and Satterwhite representing. Dan Whalen of Cananea died in hospital. county to cover funeral, body under county contract. possible burial tomorrow. brother Terrence Whalen in Cleveland not yet heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flanders
Newers Life Insurance Company
Charles Blenman
Marie Aguirre
Patton
Los Dos Naciones Saloon
Wilson
Lovell & Satterwhite
Dan Whalen
Cananea
J. D. Moore
Reilly & Hennessey
Terrence Whalen
Cleveland
New Furniture For U. S. Attorney's Office
The United States Attorney will establish offices in this city with new furniture from Washington. Mr. Nave rents four rooms at Pennington and Church streets for occupancy and government officials have shipped desks file cases book cases carpets and rugs to outfit the offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Attorney
Washington
Nave
Pennington and
Church Street
Offices Readied for United States Attorney Staff
The corner office will serve as reception and as the United States Attorney's clerk Mr Reynolds will occupy it. Pennington street rooms will house a law library and private offices for Nave Campbell. Dale moves to Church street offices south of Pennington. Furnishings arrival will determine readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
United States Attorney's Clerk
Pennington Street
Mr. Dale
Mr. Nave
Campbell
Nave
Dale
Church Street
Pennington
United States Attorney
Rock Island Chief Plans Coast Consultation With Harriman
Rock Island President W B Leeds, traveling with M A Low, will meet with E H Harriman of the Southern Pacific in Los Angeles to discuss business of unknown scope. Leeds denies Rock Island plans to build to the coast by a southern route, citing existing coast connections with SP and UP. J C Stubbs of SP and other railroad officials will join Harriman on the coast for discussions on a possible difference between Rock Island and Southern Pacific officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Leeds
Rock Island
Lucs
Los Angeles
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific
Leeds
M. A. Low
Rock Island Company
Leed
Pacific Coast
el Pasdo
Union Pacific
Denver
Portland
Oregon
J. C. Stubbs
S. P
U. P
Ore R. R
Ore
Harriman
Rochester Ford Returns The Statehood Question
Rochester Ford returned from a three week stay in Washington with legal business before the U S Supreme Court in Murphy et al vs Utter et al He and John G Carlisle spoke on March 9 and 14 for Pima County as bondholders were represented by John F Dillion Attorney General Ainsworth filed a brief The decision in the bond case likely by June first Ford also noted progress on Statehood for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma with favorable but uncertain prospects as Congress debates the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Ford
Washington
D. C
Ford
St. Louis
Pima County
Murphy
John G. Carlisle
John F. Dillion
Ainsworth
Smith
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Robert Emmet Club St Patrick Ball Impresses Tucson
The second annual St Patrick's Day ball by the Robert Emmett Club of Tucson last night drew about seventy five couples. The event featured songs by T F Ryan and Charles Bogan with piano accompaniment, a grand march led by George McGrath and Tracy Soldie, twenty dances and three extras, green and gold programs, and praise for the organizing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmett Club
Tucson
T. F. Ryan
Cruskeen Lawn
Kirkpatrick
Charles Bogan
Erin
Bernard
George Mctrathy
Tracy Soldie
Lanciers
R. J. Paul
N. E. Hawke
James Fiyonn
Thomas Conlon
N. E Hawke
George McGrath
L. S. Wilson
Starry Jeffs
Frank McCaffery
Robert Emmet Club
Philanthropist Snyder Seeks Muscular Christian Work
Dr. Leonard W. Snyder left Tucson for El Paso after a day among Tucson citizens. He says he has drawn interest for his boys program and plans to place several in good Tucson homes upon his return, expecting a stay in El Paso and a return in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Snyder
el Paso
Tucson
Snyder
Dr Snyder outlines youth work and church role
Dr Snyder, experienced in saving wayward boys, argues churches should use reading rooms bowling alleys gyms and weekday amusements to reach youths. He believes adults are reached through children and cites success in California with new donations, planning expansion to Arizona and possibly western Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Bowlin Alleys
California
Arizona
Texas
Hotel Arrivals List by City and Guests
A compiled hotel arrivals list shows guests and their cities including SAN XAVIER C H Landis Phoenix C D Taylor and wife Guaymas L Jones Kokomo J C Dolley Pomona H G White and wife Ella Dark Sigananey G R Campbell Calumet Windsor Wm S Cranz Nogales George Wieland Patagonia F H Woodworth Paris Ky M T Donavan San Francisco Mex A F Neverhall Globe W L Tileston A H Slibitz Los Angeles J N Londoner Denver W A/Isson Phoenix C D Keppy Florence SAN AUGUSTINE F W Barton Los Angeles Wm Perry Salem Ore a F Shepardson Denver James W Jewel and sister US Army Wm J Cruz Nogales Vic E Hanny City R K Roques Kansas City ORNDORFF James H Jewell and sister Chicago Frank Sweet Austin W J Jeucks St Louis C O Maillox New York D W Beldon Phoenix S F Mathews New York PARK VIEW W L Tileston Henry Lamb Los Angeles O E Crane Vails L A Hawkins Prescott E M Lipka San Francisco A G Johnston El Paso Wm Conklin Los Angeles OCCIDENTAL P Holton Phoenix Wm Graham Yuma M F Madden Los Angeles Frank Strasser Helvetia S B Conley City Geo Wilson Salt Lake E Canosa Cananea Ed Thompson Ottawa Illinois W C Neil Lamadrid J Fletcher Folk Chicago E O Kenneday Calabasas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Xavier
C. H. Landis
Phoenix
C. D. Taylor
Guaymas
Co. L. Jones
Kokomo
Ind
J. C. Dolley
Pomona
Cal
H. G. White
Miss Ella Dark
Sigananey
G. R. Campbell
Calumet
Mich
Windsor
Cranz
Nogales
George Wieland
Patagonia
F. H. Woodworth
Paris
M. T. Donavan
San Francisco
Mex
A. F. Nevergall
Globe
W. L. Tilestan
A. H. Slibitz
Los Angeles
J. N. Londoner
Denver
W. A
Sson
C. D. Keppy
Florence
San Augustine
F. W. Barton
Wm. Perry
Salem
Ore
A. F. Shepardson
James W. Jewel
U. S. Army
Wm. J. Cruz
Vic E. Hanny
City
R. EK. Roques
Kansas City
Park View
W. L. Tileston
Henry Lamb
O. E. Crane
Vails
L. A. Hawkins
Prescott
E. M. Lipka
A. G. Johnston
el Paso
Wm Conklin
Occidental
P. Holton
Wm. Graham
Yuma
M. F. Madden
Frank Strasser
Helvetia
S. B. Conley
Geo. Wilson
Salt Lake
E. Canosa
Cananea
Ed Thompson
Ottawa
Ilis
W. C. Neil
Lamaride
J. Fletcher Folk
Chicago
E. O. Kenneday
Calabasos
Personal Mention Items Highlight Local Travel and Moves
Charles D. Reppy, former Florence Tribune proprietor, arrived from Florence on No. 10. William S. Crane rode in from Nogales, invested in Sonora mines and Cananea stock. D. Taylor and wife came from Gila. Taylor linked to the Sonora railroad. Ella Clark and Mr and Mrs H G White arrived from Sigananey Iowa. Clark leaves for Oracle. Louis Prang and J W Estill went to Oracle. visited Loma Verde mine. Mrs Louis Puphey returned to Fort Thomas after illness in family. Tom Mayhew leaves for Douglas to serve as chief clerk to A S E superintendent. General Robert H G Minty returns from Jerome visit with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Prang
J. W. Estill
Oracle
Loma Verde Mine
Notice of Debt Disavowal by Ed. E. Downer
I give notice I will pay no debts contracted by Ed. E. Downer, 122 127 Mrs. A. Downer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. E. Downer
A. Downer
Grape-Nuts Praise From Philadelphia Reader
John Haywood of 3931 Aspen Street Philadelphia credits Grape-Nuts with curing stomach catarrh and dyspepsia woes after a friend advised changing diet. He reports improved vitality, loss of head heaviness, and a nine pound weight gain after a week, calling the cereal worth its weight in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haywood
Aspen St
Philadelphia
Painless Tooth Extractions Using Vitalized Air in Tucson
San Augustine Hotel reception describes three teeth extracted by Gray and Smith with vitalized air, reporting no pain or ill effects and improvement after the operation. A Tucson customer testifies to two extractions without pain and endorses the method as painless for dental issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling Company
Ozro Haskins
Deceas
Tim
Harriet Wright
Io. L. Zeckendorf & Co
Pest
U. S. Attorney’s Office
E.G
CAPO
W. Congres
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
H. A. Schell
LSO
H. Melluish
the Model Shop
West
W. C. Bennett
East Ninth Street
C. S
Citizen Office
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
16Th St
E. Engler
Aill Furniture
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Ott Street
East Sixteenth Street
Century Block
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
DeWitt’s
Bell’s
North Church Street
W. E. Felix’s
Charles D. Reppy
William S. Crane
Sonora
Cananea Company
D. Taylor
Gi Ie
Taylor
Ella Clark
Iowa
Clark
Louis Puphey
W. H. Katzenstein
Fort Thomas
Tom Mayhew
Morgan
Douglas
Robert H. G. Minty
Jerome
E. A. James
William Mason Tench
Technic Lebert & Starkee
Council St
Ariz
DRS
San Augustine Hotel
James Fraser
Norris Silver
North Stratfford
N. H
Norio Church
Local Weather Report
E. L. Wetmore
Doe & Woodard
Messilla Street
East Congress Street
Pierce
Columbia
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss
Chas. A. Stevens
Expressage
H.L. Rigg
F. J. Villaescusa
Meyer Street
Tucson, Ariz
John D. Burgess
P. O. Box
First
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Corner
Stone Avenue
Congress St
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