Trains On Time and Local Court Actions Dominate Tucson News
The City News reports on time arrivals of New York Central trains and an Eastbound six coach special with Dr Seward and Dr Webb, plus multiple court actions including a $26,000 damage suit by John T. McGee against United Verde Copper Co and several assault cases set for Judge Wilson's court. It notes street conditions behind the Legal Tender and Arizona Club, dying trees in the park, and Old Pueblo Club meeting led by L Kingan on Trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavapai County
Pima County
John T. McGee
United Verde Copper Company
United Verde Company
McGee
Maricopa County
Robert Morrisson
Prescott
Thomas D. Bennet
Phoenix
Herndon and Norris
Anna Dell Robbins
Vic Griffith
Kingston
Tennessee
Charles Gerding Jr
Harriman
Tenn
Hobbins
Tucson
New York Central
Seward We
Party of
New York
Dr. Webbd
Vanderbilt Lines
Vanderbilt
Vermont
United States
Dr. Webb
James Watson Webb
New York Journal and Enquirer
Congress
Antonio Zepeda
Wm. Lee
Gooding
Pacheco
John Shako
Manuella Estrad
Grace Ramson
Legal Tender
Arizona Club
San Augustine Hotel
Personal Mention Roundup From the Day’s Travel
Items note movement of residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs George B Ellison and Mr and Mrs Colins who traveled from Bisbee this morning. William Hoey heads to Nogales Benson and Douglas by burro. W H Fisher of La Fiesta de Oro Mining Company leaves for Nogales. J W Ford of Phoenix passes through en route to Sonora. Forest Hill deputy US Marshal arrives from Phoenix. Sheriff Dell Lewis of Cochise County arrives from Tombstone. Mrs Francis M Hartman returns from a month in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ellison
F. H. Colins
Bisvee
William Hoey
Nogales
Benson
Douglas
W. H. Fisher
la Fiesta de Oro Mining Company
J. W. Ford
Phoenix
Sonora
Forest Hill
United States Marshall
Dell Lewis
Cochise County
Tombstone
Francis M. Hartman
California
Special Tucson City Council Meets on Water Pipe Bid and Street Requests
Tucson council held a special meeting to award a water pipe contract to L Zecken drof & Co for 4181.79 after bids opened March 15. The sewer assessment roll for Broadway was reported and confirmed. Petitions to straighten Broadway and widen Congress street were referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barkley
Broadway
L. Zeckendrof & Co
R. E. Stephens
Warner Street
J. Ivancovich
K. L. Hart
Scott Street
Sixth Avenue
E Building and Land Committee
A. M. Franklin
Congress Street
M. Franklin
Randolph
Franklin
Regents Thank Delegate Smith for University Bill Support
The University of Arizona Board of Regents adopted resolutions praising Hon. Marcus A. Smith for his energetic efforts in securing passage and Senate referral of the $25,000 appropriation bill for a university library building. The board instructed the secretary to send a copy of the resolutions to Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regret
University of Arizona
Mark Smith
House of Representatives
Committee On Territories
Senate
General Assembly
Colonel Herring
Board of Regents
Washington
Senate Committee
1Izona
United States Congress
Arizona
Congress
Marcus A. Smith
Marcus A's Smith
Easter Hats Display at The Leader Millinery Parlors
Millinery announcement for Easter hats to be displayed starting Saturday March 22 and through the following week at The Leader Millinery Parlors No 25 East Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Millinery
East
Congress Street
Sisters of St Joseph Sue to Halt Sale of St Marys Hospital
The Sisters of St Joseph sue in district court to stop ex officio county tax collector Harry Drachman from selling St Marys Hospital for delinquent taxes. They seek a temporary injunction and later permanent relief, arguing the hospital is a charitable institution. The defense centers on exemption rules for indigent care facilities. The hospital was assessed $223.85 on a $6,050 valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Joseph
Harry Drachman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester Ford
Sisters of St. Josphin
Doe & Woodard Move To New Shop On Congress Street
Contractors and builders Doe and Woodard relocate from 658 Messilla Street to 219 East Congress Street. Building and jobbing promptly attended to at reasonable prices. Call telephone 2153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe & Woodard
Messilla Street
East Congress Street
Church Gallendar Fake Promoter Lodged in Jail
A man calling himself H. Hammond resident of sucson was jailed for obtaining money under false pretences. He posed as organizer of a church directory to be advertised in hotels and shops, collecting up front payments totaling hundreds from preachers and others. Arrested at United States restaurant, he faces trial set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hammond
Sucson
Sis
Hammond
Wisa
W. F. Cooper
Frank Fuller
J. W. Martin
R. Blome
Herman Friedman
W. M
Ueller
H. L. Riggs
Sam Smith
W. A. Jennings
Will Watson
Pierian Cigar
Pacheco
United States
T. F. Ryan
Los Angeles
Wilson
New Railroad From Pearce to Cochise
John Brockman superintendent of the Commonwealth mine reports a seventeen mile railroad from Pearce to Cochise costing about 6000 dollars per mile. The line will carry its own rolling stock and serve mining camps in the district with ore shipments expected to rise as nearby copper mines switch to rail. Preliminary survey nearly done grading to begin soon through level country. Commonwealth mine operates at full capacity with fifty stamping mills and ore processed on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brockman
Commonwealth Mine
Pearce
Cochise
Brockman
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Company
The New Woman and a Coffee Cure Narrative
A Richmond Virginia reader, Miss Sue W Farrall, recounts years of coffee use harming her health. After stopping coffee and starting Postum and Grape Nuts, she reports weight gain, restored energy, improved walking stamina, and better reading memory, urging public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue W. Farrall
4Th St
Richmond Va
Weather note from Tucson reports cooling trend
Observer E. L. Wetmore records a 30 degree minimum and around 47 degree maximum with a mean near 38. Winds from the southwest bring cloudy skies and a low barometer as a cooldown begins, changing on the 28th toward April 3.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peerless
Eagle Milling Co
Tvcson
the City News
Maunu
Charles E. Murray
The
Murray and Mack Company
Elks
Yuma
el Paso
Wey
Meyer
Brauno Martinez
Martinez
Old Pueblo Club
Guild Hall
Episcopal Church
L. Kingan
B. DeLong
E. G
CAPO
Bae3
Congres
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the Model Shop
W. C. Bennett
University Regents
Smith
Church Gallendar
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Local Weather Report
E. L. Wetmore
Martha Washington
Melliah’s Jewelery Store
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
W. W. Wells
General Delivery
Ariz
Care
16Th St
E. Engler
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Pcenscury
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
West Pennington Street
DeWitt
Bell's
Church Street
Bell’s Pharmacy
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
F. J. Villaescusa
Tucson, Ariz
Chas. A. Stevens
Paris
Eh. L. Rigg
E. A. James
Wry Oes
Lebert & Sta
Ornesee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!