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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1902
Page
4
In Capitán New Mexico May 13 a vein ten inches wide in the American mine at Nogal yields exceptionally rich ore. Experts estimate at least 100000 dollars of gold per ton and guards are stationed at the shaft to prevent looting. The fissure lead shows no sign of diminishing and the mine, once idle, was recently purchased by the American Gold Mining company.
Dennis Flynn of Oklahoma nominated Theodore Roosevelt for President in 1904 in the House today. Republican members failed to respond as Flynn urged adherence to pledges and platform points.
Mr. Flynn declared a nomination while his remarks were heard across the House. He paused for Republican cheers, but all members remained silent, continuing his speech with the sense that his argument occupied their attention more than applause.
The President has directed Secretary Root to confer upon the Cuban court of appeals the right to review the testimony in the case of Estes G. Rathbone, convicted of complicity in Cuban postal frauds, with authority to take additional evidence if desired. This authority will be conferred immediately and the court is expected to act at once.
A long list of hotel arrivals and guests from multiple cities including San Francisco, New York, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston, San Augustine, and El Paso. Names such as E. E. McVeagh, A. W. Buchanan, F. D. Thomas, J. R. Brown, and George M. Blake appear among others, with many staying at venues in San Augustine, Occidental, and nearby towns.
The piece extols a dog that can “whip his Weight in wildcats” as a tribute to strength courage and activity. It notes wildcats are not innately aggressive preferring to avoid trouble yet can display desperate courage when wounded or cornered, making them dangerous for their size.
Prepare two pounds of beef fillet sliced half an inch thick. Season with pepper and salt. Fry in two ounces butter up to seven minutes. Brush with glaze. Arrange smashed potatoes on a dish as a border, place fillets atop with alternating baked tomato and fried beef fat slices. Add maitre d hotel butter on each fillet and fill center with well cooked vegetables. Pour a little beef gravy around. Horace Browne and others noted in a stray aside.
A witty exchange from Baltimore News about marital suspicion over a telephone obsession. A husband worries that installing a telephone line will make his wife think he is courting the phone girl, while refusing could imply fear of exposure.
A great pacer with a 1 05 half mile record at Phoenix is raffled with new rubber tired buggy and harness. Chances priced from 1 cent to 4.26 dollars. For details contact R. D. Woodell at Club Stables.
Classified notices advertise slot machines and related devices for sale by Pease Novelty Co with prompt out of town orders and a Tucson address. Separate there is Palace Meat Market extolling a clean shop and trustworthy service with free eye examinations by Dr Schell and a satisfaction guarantee.
It cuts out phlegm and germ infected mucus and lets oxygen enrich the blood. It heals inflamed throat and lungs and relieves hard colds and stubborn coughs. Guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free at all druggists. Toe Yance Meat Market.
A playful exchange from Chicago News features Miss Cutting teasing Borem about fear of the dark and his impatience to go home at daylight, with Borem responding about the cause.
A cheerful suitor declares intent to marry the daughter, provoking a measured response from the father who cites his own troubles. The exchange appears in the Ohio State Journal as a wry, domestic vignette.
Amended articles reveal the Lucas Phillips Hydraulic Agitator Company changes name to National Agitator Company by stockholders vote on April 17 1902 at Los Angeles. Notary Calvert Wilson authenticates document dated April 21 1902 with officers Z B Stuart and Charles H Bean signing. First publication May 12 1902.
A vintage advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a sure remedy for coughs colds grip bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims immediate action and safety from 8S D Bell and Son.
An advertisement promotes B. G. Capes for repairing fine watches and jewelry with guaranteed, first-class work. It also touts Cafe Goldtree oysters served in any style at the same price and features a testimonial by Champ Clark praising Electric Bitters, claiming cure of overwork and nervous exhaustion.
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