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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
4
Authorities claim to have the names of some leaders in the lynching of W. H. Wallace the colored railway porter charged with assault on Mrs. Henrietta Miller. Prosecutions will be begun at the April term of court in La Junta Colorado.
A large fire in Mesa City Arizona destroyed nine business blocks early today before control was gained. Loss estimated at 50 000 dollars, 20 000 covered by insurance. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
The Rosemary cottage at the Arcadia ranch burned Sunday morning due to a defective flue. All contents were removed, preventing loss. Building damage is estimated at $600. Dr. L. F. Patton traveled from Mammoth for rest and was summoned back for a serious injury in the area. Miss Ella Clark of Sigourney Iowa visits J. W. Estill at the Indiana ranch. Dr. W. L. Wood of Mountain View Hotel hosted the Guild in a charming manor.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion problems. It stresses no alcohol or narcotics and claims it nourishes the body by improving nutrient extraction from food. The ad warns against substitutes and promotes Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. White of Iowa expect to arrive in Oracle soon. Ten inches of snow revived the range and relieved starving cattle. M. C. Johnson, Luke Turnbull and Clarence Turnbull arrived from Southern Cross Copper Co. The Turnbulls left for Tucson on the morning stage. Cattle inspector Mauen Imbro arrived and is staying at Mountain View Hotel. Herman Koch of Rock Haven Ranch is ill in Jersey City. H. B. Jarret returned to Philadelphia for business. W. B. Wood of New York will soon return to Mountain View Hotel. Southern Cross Copper Company wagon departed for camp with supplies. Louis and Louis Prang of Boston, guests at Arcadian, returned from a six week trip to California.
A new company led by E. R. Dalton plans to commercialize Northern Arizona ice caves near Flagstaff. The main cave at Clark's Valley may yield thousands of pounds of ice daily with a road built to access the caverns for summer supply along the Santa Fe Railway.
Probate Judge Bostwick of Cochise County arrives from Tombstone as the Bunker Hill Mining Company is formed to operate five claims near Tombstone. The new venture, allied with Ki B. Gage’s Tombstone Consolidated firm, sits two miles north on the railroad and includes a 585 foot shaft with about two thousand feet of development. The property once yielded 600000 dollars in metals during Tombstone’s boom. The company acquired it from Chicago buyers after disputes over control with Gage.
An article on lazy breathing habits explains that shallow respiratory use harms health. It urges deliberate daily practice to practice deep breathing, increasing lung capacity, improving digestion, mood, skin, and resistance to colds and pulmonary illness.
A reminiscence recounts Frank Hatton upon becoming Postmaster General. He insisted on learning department details, signing a thick stack of letters with counsel from a veteran messenger who urged him to sign. The anecdote, sourced to the New York Times and Duluth News-Tribune, highlights early rigor in office.
A short anecdote from Chicago recounts Joe, late to kindergarten, explaining he waited by the door to see his mother off as a patrol chased her. The tale frames a harsh city backdrop over years.
The Ladies' Home Journal asserts Handel's oratorio The Messiah has aided charity more than any other musical work. The claim highlights the work's philanthropic impact and enduring influence on charitable efforts through its performances and fundraising associations.
In San Augustine Hotel Tucson on March 9 1902 Drs Gray and Smith extracted three teeth with vitalized air and reported no pain or ill effects. A second Tucson note dated March 8 1902 from James Fraser praises the method as painless and beneficial after the procedure. J L Powell also endorses the painless technique for bad teeth.
An assortment of early 20th century real estate offers includes a modern brick cottage fully furnished at 2150 cash, a two story adobe residence near Military Plaza offered for rent, and two adobe buildings near West Penning and Warner streets suitable for lodging or tenants. Willis P. Haynes handles terms from corner Stopes Avenue and Broadway. phone 2241.
Contractors and builders Doe and Woodard relocate from 58 Messilla Street to 219 East Congress Street. Building and jobbing promptly attended at reasonable prices. Phone 2153.
Danger disease and death follow neglect of the bowels. DeWitt's Early Risers regulate bowels and add years to life. Easy to take with no gripe. On sale at Bell's Pharmacy 22 North Church Street.
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