City Notes On Trains Posts Poles And Local Events
Trains 9 and 10 were reported on time at 3 pm. A Mexican worker with a crushed foot returned home to Red Rock on the west bound passenger. Electric Light poles from California arrive as linemen prepare to rewire the city. Francis M. Hartman recently returned from Phoenix after Supreme Court admission. U S Attorney Nave notified family of orders for his chaplain father in the Philippines. Coop Y Ornithological Club of California guests in Tucson plan field work and a border trip to study wildlife. Gen Minty Camp No 1 Sons of Veterans held its second meeting with four new members mustered in. A committee was formed to arrange another gathering and plan an entertainment as the camp nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vty
Red Rock
Co. W. Howard
H.S. Swart
Coop‘y Ornithological Clab
California
Tucson
Ociental
United States
Mexico
R. H. G. Minty
Sons of Veterans
A. O. U. W. Hall
City Officers Arrest A Noted Crook Here
R. E. B. Rodgers known as Kid Rodgers was arrested on a telegram from El Paso on swindling charges. He arrived Monday night and was taken into custody at the San Augustine Hotel by Officers Hopeley and Flannagan. He is ill and being held in the county jail while Lovell and Satterwhite seek a writ of habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Rodgers
Rodgers
el Paso
Austin
Phoenix
Davis
Engine Jumps Track in Southern Pacific Yards
An SP freight engine No. 1639 jumped the track in the Sixth Avenue yard as it left the main line, tearing up rails for about fifty feet. Engineer James Armstrong and Conductor Madigan were on the train. Wrecking crews cleared the site overnight and the rails are being relaid. the accident was deemed unavoidable with no blame apportioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
James Armstrong
Madigan
Personal Mention Hits and Visitors Pass Through Tucson
E Salisbuy Smith arrives from Denver with wife to view mines at Patagonia and Catalina Mountains. Tom Grindell rides in from Pantano ranch. Victor Canhape, San Jose cattle buyer, arrives on No 10. L J Saeger returns from Yuma on No 10 after three days away. J J Henry departs for Colorado Springs. returns to Tucson in two weeks. Frank Cox of Southern Pacific arrives from Phoenix. J C Corbett and wife head to South Carolina. Wilfred C Brinwell of Los Angeles travels to Fort Thomas. met by W H Katzenstein. Brinwell, longtime West government scout, once served at Fort Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Salisbuy Smith
Denver
Mr. Smith
Patagonia
Catalina Mountains
Victor Canhape
San Jose
L. J. F. Saeger
Yuma
J. J. Henry
Colorado Springs
Tucson
Frank Cox
Southern Pacific
Phoenix
J.C. Corbett
Corpett Brothers
South Carolina
Wilfred C. Briawell
Los Angeles
Fort Thomas
W. H. Katzenstein
Mr. Brinwell
Easter Hats Display At The Leader Parlors
On Saturday March 22 and the following week a stylish line of Easter hats will be displayed at The Leader Millinery Parlors located at No 25 East Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Millinery
East Ongress Street
Murray and Mack present Shooting the Chutes at Tucson Opera House
Help wanted notices mix with a local theater listing for Murray and Mack in Shooting the Chutes staged at the Tucson Opera House next Tuesday night. The ad calls for carpenters brick layers boiler makers merchants painters hucksters printers clerks junkmen bankers and several doctors to join the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray and
Mack
Tucson
Amusements Beat Tucson Planners Bring Opera and Singers
Grossetta seeks to book Nathan Hale at the Opera House while Kor Mathews pledges Shooting the Chutes for the 25th. Mollie Adelia Brown will sing next week with concerts planned in Bisbee Tucson and Phoenix and praised by W S Mathews of the Chicago Inter Ocean for her wide range and engaging stage presence.
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Grossetta
Opera House
Nathan Hale
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
America
Tucson
Kor Mathews
Murray and Mack Company
Mollie Adelia Brown
Bisbee
Phoenix
Miss Brown
W. 5. Mathews
Chicago Inter Ocean
Massenett
Saint-Saens
Delibes
Had Money To Burn When He Died
In Urbana Ohio March 14 Jasper Scott and Mrs Hannah Briesford of St Paris will each receive 10000 from the estate of Harvey Scott of Fairbault Minn. The will directed the administrator burn the cash proceeds but that clause was set aside and the cash will be distributed to relatives. About 30000 remains to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
Jasper Scott
Hannah Briesford
St. Paris
Harvey Scott
Fairbault
Minn
Brief Items From the Arcadia Ranch at Oracle
Mr and Mrs Louis Prang returned to Acadia Ranch today after a short trip to the coast. Rev George F Wells of Boston spent a day at Acadia and praised the western country and Arizona. Mr J A Rood has been in Tucson with his sister who left for Iowa. Mrs John Ittner returned to Oracle from Tucson on business. Mrs Bennett and Mrs Howland from Denver who visited Acadia took the morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Prang
Acadia Ranch
J. A. Rood
Tucson
Iowa
George F. Wells
Boston
Acadia
Arizona
E. Salisbury Smith
Oracle
John Ittner
Bennett
Howland
Denver
New Mexican Bandits Still in Solomonville
Assistant United States Attorney Campbell and Deputy Marshal Reno returned from Solomonville after the preliminary hearing for George Cook Whit Neil and Joe Roberts the bandits accused of robbing the Fort Sumner post office. Cook and Roberts waived examination and await the New Mexico grand jury while Neil sets an April 4 hearing. All three remain jailed in Solomonville as rangers continue to dismantle the Blue and Black river bandit operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Campbell
Marshal Reno
Solomonville
George Cook
Whit Neil
Joe Roberts
Cook
Roberts
New Mexico
Fort Sumner
N. Jv
Whits Neil
Mr. Reno
Mr. Campbell
Phoenix
Dean
Roberts and
Coox
Reno
Neil
Burt Mossman
Rangers
Blue
Black
Arizona
Postum Helps Dyspepsia Sufferer Restore Health
A Chicago man recalls five years of chronic dyspepsia improving after switching to Postum Cereal Coffee. He reports relief from headaches vomiting and bowel issues, weight gain from 129 to 187 pounds, and now recommends Postum to others with digestive woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter G. Holst
Englewood Avenue
Painless Tooth Extraction Reported At San Augustine Hotel
A Tucson customer notes on March 9 1902 that Drs Gray and Smith used their vitalized air to extract three teeth with no pain or ill effects and a patient feels better after the operation. Another letter from March 8 1902 praises the same method and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
Drs
Drs. Gray & Smith
J. L. Powell
Harriman to Visit Tucson on Friday or Saturday
News notes President E. H. Harriman will arrive in El Paso Friday morning and his special train, one of the finest ever seen, is expected to pass through Tucson Friday night or Saturday morning. The party includes Mrs Harriman and daughters with a large staff and entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroufe
Tucson
The
Southern Pacific
BE. H. Harriman
el Paso
Harriman
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling Company
the City News
Electric Light Company
Francis M. Hartman
Rom
Supreme Court
Territory
Nave
Ther
Regiac Army
Philippines
Forthweavenworth, Kans
G. Capo
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
H. A. Schell
the Model Shop
W. C. Bennett
Tom Grindell
Pantano
Arcadia
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
East Ninth Street
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
16Th St
E. Engler
U Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Ott Street
York
Centraury
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
DeWitt’s
Bell’s
North Church Street
DRS. GRAY@ SMITH
San Augustine Hotel
Church Street
James Fraser
F. J. Villaescvusa
Beater
South Meyer Strort
Tucson, Ari
E. A. James
William Eve Touch
Hyn Lebert
Stan
Studio 69
Cese
Tucson, Ariz
L. Henry
Jeaning
Senna
Aris
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