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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1902

Page

5

City News Briefs From Tucson Province Topics

Trains 9 and 10 ran on time this afternoon as the Tucson Women's Club met at the Carnegie Library to discuss the Netherlands. Papers on Antwerp Ghent and Modern World Literature were read. A garbage wagon contract bids due May 5 were announced. Several court notes include a poisoning case dismissed for lack of evidence and a drunkenness sentence. Salvation Army Adjutant Garabed will lecture April 5 and 6. Estrada survived a self inflicted fall into a 30 foot well with minor injuries. School trustee appointments were announced for several districts and Rosemont schools closed last Friday. May 15 closes Tucson public schools. Probate sale hearing set for April 7 for James Anderson estate.

Tucson Carnegie Library Fenner Lirary Netherlands D. H. Holmes Antwerp Ghent Charles Udall H. Beukman R. S. Graham Wouston Hawke Adjutant Garabed Salvation Army Joe the Turk United States Jesus American Turkey Europe Asia William Angus Arivaca John F. Reiner Greaterville J. P. Cain San Xavier Joaquin Burruel Tanque Verde Emilio Carillo Bilito Wiliam Stansfield J. C. Benedict Buenos Ayres J. M. Aguirre Sahuarito Charles A. Proctor Rosemont W. L. League

Items of the Day of Personal Mention in City

Imaége Charles Blenman recovered from a two week Los Angeles stay and stopped in the city en route to Los Angeles. Charles C. Harriman of the Azurite mining camp spent Sunday in town. W F Cooper returned from a five day trip through the Arizona country. Stuart Forbes of the surveyor general’s office in Phoenix visited his brother Professor Forbes at the university. Superintendent Sroufe left for Deming on the San Carlos. J Hall Louis Metezar of Phoenix and William Metezar of Nogales stopped en route from Phoenix to Copete Mining property in Sonora. Doc Donovan left for his home in the Catalina Mountains to put a crew to work taking ore. Attorney L Kingan returned from Dallas with his wife who will reside here. Oscar Browe of the San Francisco Examiner is in the city for his paper.

Proctor Ge Sdk Gil Cananea Los Angeles Charles C. Harriman Azurite W. F. Cooper Arivaca Stuart Forbes Suveyor Geneneral Phoenix Professor Forbes University Sroufe San Carlos Deming

Tucson Electric Manager Goes to Los Angeles on Business

C N Seigfrien, manager of the Tucson Electric Light and Power Company, has gone to Los Angeles on business. C M Burkhalter returned from Cananea on the burro this morning.

C. N. Seigfrien Tucson Electric Light and Power Company Los Angeles C. M. Burkhalter Cananea

German Tucson Employee Emil Kloechner Dies at 29

Emil Kloechner, an employee of Bayless and Berkale w, died yesterday at St Marys hospital after a week long pneumonia illness. A Tucson resident and Hamburg native, he was 29. Funeral services were held at Parker's parlors with Rev J Bowron conducting. He lived with Mrs Busch at 33 West McCormick Street. The Bayless & Berkalew store closed for the funeral and Liederkranz members attended in force.

Emil Kloechner Bayless & Berkalew St. Mary's Hospital Kloechner Tucson Hamburg Germany Parker J. Bowron Congregational Church Kloehner Tucson Liederkranz The Liederkranz Busch West McCormick Street

Wakefield Bros sue Southern Pacific over cattle deaths

Lyman W. and William L Wakefield of Wakefield Bros sue the Southern Pacific Co in district court for 238 damages alleging cattle were killed by trains at Red Rock near their ranch. They claim 19 miles of fence with one crossing and say trains at 30 mph ignore cattle, causing repeated losses. Paul Jones represents the plaintiffs.

Lyman W William L., Wakefield Wakefield Bros Southern Pacific Company Wakefield Ranch Red Rock Paul Jones

Millinery Announcement showcases Haster at The Leader

On Saturday March 22 and the following week The Leader Millinery Parlors will display a stylish line of Haster hats at No 25 East Ingress Street for shoppers seeking fashionable headwear.

Leader Millinery East Ingress Street

Arrivals Across San Xavier and Surrounding Posts

A crowd of names from multiple cities appears under San Xavier San Augustine Windsor Park View Hotel and OrNorff listings. The column lists dozens of travelers and residents from El Paso Cananea Nogales Los Angeles San Francisco Phoenix Tucson Dallas and Chicago among others with numerous couples and wives noted.

SAN Xavier Ed H. Dobbs el Paso Wm. L. Harvey San Francisco J. C. Smith Mexico Geo. Mitchell F. L. Proctor Cananea Ray Fergnson Nogales W. «. Luckhardt E. L. Shaw City Boston H. Hill Seattle Wm. Metezer Luis Metezer C. J. Hull Phoenix Park View Hotel A. G. McGogee A. Forbes M. Nevin Santa Rita Dan Johnson Globe G. McDaniels Territory Wm. G. Warren F. B. Loveland G. B. Clayston Vallejo C. 8. Austin W. R. Bunker Lee M. Fitzhugh Sacramento Ben White Benson Richardson J. Smith Wim. Graham Ornorff John Baker Chicago H. @. Newhart Denver W. P. Butler J. ¥. Davenport Florence C. BE. McVeagie Thos. Hockmeyer St. Louis Geo. B. Chittenden Washington Frank Bean F. Stelzried

Milk in the cocoanut remark noted by Philadelphia Record

The Philadelphia Record quotes Kitte Willie and Mr. Cillman debating the saying milk in the cocoanut and comparing it to water. They discuss whether the phrase truly conveys abundance or value.

Kitte Willie Cillman Philadelphia Record

What has become of the old fashion ed child

A brief line from the Atchison Globe questions the fate of the boy who cried so hard he held his breath, reflecting on a child’s perseverance or collapse and the newspaper’s curious note.

Atchison Globe

Whales Never Found in the Gulf Stream

A brief note states that whales are not present in the Gulf Stream, emphasizing the absence of these large marine mammals in that current and its surrounding waters.

Gulf Stream

Appeal to Supreme Court In Sewer Tax Gases

Local interest rises over a sewer tax suit with a broad city scope. Plaintiffs push for reversal of Judge Davis on appeal while defendants proceed with sewer construction on Broadway and Congress Street awaiting supreme court action.

Supreme Court District Court Supreme Court of Territory Davis Broadway Congress Street

Freight wreck stalls Southern Pacific west of Tucson

A freight wreck on the Southern Pacific just west of town yesterday afternoon delayed main line traffic for about four hours. Train 243’s second section derailed three cars and the caboose after a broken wheel on car three, with cotton, bridge iron, and rice cargoes. The caboose toppled across the rails and wrecking crews worked to clear the line. The outbound burro schedule yesterday noon was also affected until the train reached Ay Craig.

Southern Pacific Secon Ay Craig

Promising Claims in the Catalina Mountains

E. O. Stratton of the Water Department returns from mining claims on the east slope of the Catalina Mountains. Six claims along the main ledge near the Alder canyon head show high grade sulphide ore with copper content over fifty percent in select samples. Stratton reports about 300 feet of development and promising shaft reveals near the old Hartman and Condon mine area.

E. O. Stratton Water Department Catalina Mountains Alder Canyon Camp Condon Stratton Catalina F. M. Hartman Condon Inter Ocean Ranch

Metal and Money Market Report from New York

New York reports on March 31 with Mexican dollars at 4314 and silver at 53. Prices reflect ongoing currency and commodity activity. Market watchers note fluctuations in precious metals and exchange rates impacting trade.

New York

Rock Island Trains Plan Through Tucson and El Paso

Rock Island Railway orders 2,000,000 dollars worth of equipment from Pullman for ten trains on Chicago to California service via El Paso and Tucson. Trains to be delivered to Southern Pacific at El Paso, with SP crews and engines operating westward. Service to start in fall with full vestibuled cars to accompany existing SP routes.

Rock Island el Paso Tucson Pullman Southern Pacific

Auction Sale of 26 Fine Lots at Parker's Photo Gallery

Auctioneer Co E Darrow offers 26 choice lots with high ground pure water close in views of city mountain and plain. The sale is on Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Parker's Photo Gallery grounds Sixth avenue and Congress street with free transportation to the grounds.

Parker Sixth Avenue Congress Street

General Eagan Promotes Guaymas Rail Road

General Eagan in San Francisco promotes a new railroad from Guaymas on Mexico’s west coast. The 125 mile line would reach gold fields near Urique, unlocking unsettled territory. Guaymas harbor expansion aims to welcome large ocean steamers, with coal fields nearby to supply Orient trade. A New York Philadelphia and San Francisco investor group forms Port Guaymas & Southeastern with 2 million dollars capital.

F. Eagan San Francisco Guaymas Mexico Urique Orient New York Philadelphia Port Guaymas

Pima County Seeks Bids for Fifty Year Four Per Cent Bonds

The county treasurer invites bids in Tucson by April 21 1902 for twenty five 1000 bonds maturing 1952. Payments in gold coin. bids may be wired to New York or San Francisco banks as designated. Minimum bid par value with accrued interest. $5000 certified check required. Bids may be rejected. Harry A Drachman Treasurer. First insertion March 41 last April 17.

Tucson Pima County Arizona Territory U. S City of New York San Francisco Board

Card of Thanks From Local Lodges for Griffen Obituary

Bisbee Lodge 671 B P O Elks extends thanks to Pima Tribe 10 IO RM for kindness and sympathy shown to late brother J W Griffen signed by John Johnson Mo Blair W P Wimmack

Bisbee Lodge Elks Pima Tribe J. W. Griffen O. J. Hh. Johnson MO. Blair W. P. Wimmack

Auction Notice At Sixth Avenue And Congress Street

Immediately after the sale of lots on Wednesday April 2 at Sixth avenue and Congress street I will sell eight tents one fine kodak one truck wagon good condition one set work harness nearly new. E D.

Sixth Avenue Congress Street Kodak E. D

Crescent Cigar Coin Adds Fine Meerschaum and Bine Pipes

The Crescent Cigar Coin announces an elegant array of meerschaum and bin pipes for sale. Prospective buyers are urged to secure stock promptly as items are limited and sought after.

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Peerless Adie Eagle Milling Co Arizona the City News Ower L. Mesquita Meyer Sens Arivan Lopez Ramon Duran Cox Fort Lowells Suefendant Satterwhite Wilson Luis Estrada Bellis Rancn Estrada Washington Camp James Anderson Imaége Charles Blenman Oscar Browe San Francisco Examiner E. G CAPO Congres Gorham Cotterling Rogers Bros Sue Southern Pacific Company Shotel San Augustine Mose Drachman D. B. Alsup Oregon R. G. Gleason J. Walsh G. W. Cole S. F. Bauman J. K. Politte B. Goldsmith E. P. van Kusen L. Kingan Dallas Oscar Browne M. M. Trickey Een de Mosher F. W. Eldridge Wife Metal and Money Market Co. E. Darrow Auctioneer Sixth Avenue and General Eagan Guaymas Road Mark A. Rodgers C. P. Vedder W. F. McCauley P. O. Box Baldwin Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co Stone Ave DS. Minney Ioneer Transfer Co Century Blockfine Brady-Schneider Commission Company Agenwa South Stone Avenue DeWitt Bell’s Church Street Harry A. Drachman Pima Co A. T Crescent Cigar CO West Congress St F. J. Villaescusa Bealer Tucson, Ariz Chas. A. Stevens Paris H. L. Rigg Yuma Yuma Bakery E. A. James William Meson Lebert & Stark Studio 69 Council Gt Tuceon ARIZ
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