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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
7
A Brooklyn secretary praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for uterine pain after marriage. Separately a shooting case ends with Solers cleared as self defense while Kenny remains wounded awaiting district court trial. The report includes witness statements and a hospital serving as context.
The Thatcher assembly hall burned on Monday evening. firefighters saved surrounding structures but the hall was doomed. An insurance claim of 2000 dollars will be paid. townsfolk plan a new hall using salvaged bricks. A Globe club to offer reading, games, and social space was organized, with a meeting upcoming. Whitmore died from a bullet in a dispute with Constable Boyle. a jury found Kennyt fired the fatal shot.
Trainmen report oil spraying on the El Paso to Lordsburg track improves travel as dust blindness lessens. The same treatment reduced dust on the El Paso to Tucson line, known for rough trips. A spraying train under Conductor McDuell visited Deming yesterday before continuing along the line.
The Coco nino county Board of Supervisors received a telegram from Honorable M A Smith in Washington regarding the Santa Fe Pacific tax exemption bill now before the House committee on railroads. It states the railroad promises to pay taxes at 175 dollars per mile, but New Mexico's delegate objects to fixing any amount in the bill. Smith notes additional difficulties advised by mail.
George J. Roskruge of Tucson surveys the new Pearce road while John Brockman of the Commonwealth company quietly arranges a railroad from Pearce to Cochise about 18 miles. The plan includes doubling mill capacity and large scale work with grading possibly starting within thirty days. The Commonwealth claims the project is an individual enterprise not tied to Southern Pacific.
A late Texas Supreme Court ruling holds the state live stock sanitary board cannot set a quarantine contrary to federal rules. The decision may influence Texas fever policy and could impact other states. Dr. J C Norton travels to Fort Worth for southwest veterinarian discussions, alongside a larger cattlemen meeting.
The Senate passed a census bill omitting livestock statistics, prompting stockmen to seek separate provisions. The National Association reports Washington plans to assign livestock data tasks to the census bureau and push a livestock statistics bill this session. In Nogales, Sonora, Harry L. Caraway, a leading cattleman, travels on a major land and cattle deal with George Spindle of Naco involved. A new cattle company, led by Schoonmaker, took over the Crozier ranch in Mo have county, while Mrs. Crozier and family move to the Grounds residence above Hackberry.
Prospect near the Colorado river uncovers a caved shaft and a tin can preserving an 1863 notice for nine 200 foot lodes named Blanco Lode. The piece hints the finders believed they struck valuable ground in the early Arizona Territory era. A Lordsburg N M concentrator begins operations with 150 tons daily capacity. More mining, stock farming and local commerce notes follow.
Dyspeptics cannot live long without nourishment and digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Care digests all foods without stomach aid, restoring function. On sale at Hell's Pharmacy, 22 North Church Street. Also a cafe advertises oysters for 25 cents at Cafe Goldtree.
sealed bids due March 31 1902 for transport of military supplies routes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and drayage at Denver Colo. fiscal year starting July 1 1902 U S reserves right to accept or reject proposals details from J W Pope chief Q M and marked proposals for transportation on route No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 look for the american flag north of the University auction March 27 1 p m 25 percent cash balance in four monthly payments contact Richard Starr R J Adams H Lee Mose Drachman for info Invest your money in Arizona metropolis and commercial center 123-183
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