City News Highlights From A Busy Afternoon
Trains No 1 and No 10 arrived on time prompting boys to organize spirited practice at the grounds. Candidates for wan are urged to attend nightly sessions and try out as no selections have been made yet. Mrs Wool reports a new baby boy born to Hon George P Blair and family. both mother and child are reported well. The Jacobs block upstairs space is set for remodeling with a large liquor store planned behind the storefronts. A Chinaman traveling in bond to San Francisco, Yong Ah Gan, was examined and released after presenting a Cananea merchant certificate. bond arranged by Southern Pacific to secure passage to China. Episcopal church ladies prepare a fete at 166ott street to raise funds for connecting the church with a beewer system. admission free, proceeds from ice cream and cake go to the project. Men remaining in town are invited to tonight’s gathering. Mr Morgan was buried with veterans honors as a funeral procession passed by. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Grardo died yesterday at their home. Excavation for the Santa Rita will resume with bids closed. contract awarded to D A Evans of Tucson. Foundation work expected to cost about 6000 dollars.
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Wan
The
Episcopal Church
Willams
Ott Street
Santa Rita
D. A. Evans
Tucson
Beef Trust
Buffalo Express
Battle Creek
Mich
Epicure
Personal Mention Highlights Tucson Visitants
Guy Bashle drives to Tucson to pursue mining near Sulphide. E L McMackin and wife travel from Cananea by Burro. Captain C B Kelton returns to the pueblo refreshed. Charles McHenry of La Cananea, a Sir Knight, leads Greene Consolidated as superintendent and Eureka Mining director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kelton
Old Pueblo
Coas
Charles McHenry
la Cananea
Greene Consolidated
Eureka Mining Company
Hiachuca Mountains
McHenry
Tombstone
Public School Commencement Exercises at Opera House
The class of 1902 prepares for commencement at the Opera House tomorrow evening with a program including a salutatory, instrumental quartette, recitations, essays on Arizona and Mexico, vocal solos, a chorus, and the awarding of diplomas by Principal M. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Sheldon Reed
Uariette
Pearl Hoff
Warren Grosettta
Leslie Hardie
Lynne Hazzard
Arizona
Agnes Samuels
Mexico
Waldrow Redd
T. F. Ryan
Mary, Queen of Scots
Evelyn Evans
Arthur McNeil
Pearl Tieff
Warren Grosetta
William Angus
Kirkpatrick
Helen Schofield
F. Yale Adams
M. Walker
Bit of Romance as Tucson Quiet Marriage Takes Place
A little romance surrounds a marriage solemnized in Tucson at noon today. Mise Myrtie Conneau and sister Lottie arried from Modesti California on the No 10 train. Rev Charles Ferguson performed the ceremony with O Henry and Myrtle Conneau as spouses for life.
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Tucson
Mise
Myrtie Conneau
Lottie
Modesti
California
Mr. O. McHenry
Médest
Ornaorff
Tres
Charles Ferguson
Oniel McHenry
Myrtle Conneau
Lettle Conneau
My. O. T. Richey
My. McHenry
Modest
Paine's Celery Compound Praised Across Classes
The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal spring remedy that purifies the blood and cures long standing diseases, claiming wide endorsement among professionals and all social ranks, with May as prime time for use and warnings about imitations of Diamond Lyes. It also promotes Grape-Nuts as a low cost ready to eat cereal that substitutes meat without sacrificing nourishment, noting its high energy and economy.
Arrivals List Includes Names From Many Cities
A long OCR style list records arrivals or references to people in multiple cities including Chicago San Francisco San Pedro St Louis Los Angeles Phoenix Modesto and New York. Names such as Terrell D Haugh C S Chrisman J G Green and George Buffum appear alongside various locations and affiliations.
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San Augustine
Terrell D. Haugh
Chicago
W. R. Calcutt
San Francisco
John Ewing
City
John Ittson
Oracle
W. C. Maddox
Phoenix
San Navier
George Burmaker
San Diego
Jennie C. Duncan
Bishee
Shirley Christy
J. T. Norton
New York
George ©. Buffum
St Louis
F. R. Jigh
Los Angeles
Ed F. Wach
Tucson
F. E. Yerxa
C. E Jeslin
Negley Post Invites Lodges to Memorial Day Services
The memorial committee of Negley Post G A R invites fraternal orders of Tucson and the University cadet corps to join in Memorial Day observances on the morning of May 30 1902. The invitation requests cooperation in the nation’s Sabbath services and respectful participation.
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Negley Post
Tucson
University, Tucson
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Mossman Named Deputy U S Marshal for New Mexico
From Bisbee comes word Captain Burton C Mossman has been appointed deputy United States marshal for New Mexico by U S Marshal C M Foraker in recognition of his services. Lieutenant Graham was chosen to fill the ranger deputy post and the Arizona Rangers cooperate with New Mexico officers to capture outlaws across the line.
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Bisbee
Burton C. Mossman
United States
New Mexico
C. M. Foraker
Graham
Arizona Rangers
Mossman
Lieutenant Graham
Cockire
Re-registration Order for Pima County Voters 1902
Official notice from the Pima County Board of Supervisors authorizing voter re registration under Territorial Arizona law. C O Rowse, Clerk, certifies the order entered April 1 1902 with the board seal affixed May 1 1902. First publication was October 11, 1902.
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County of
Pima
C.O. Rowse
Board of Supervisors
Pirae County
Arizona Territory
Pime County
Bids Sought for Transcribing Deed Indexes in Mima County
The Board of Supervisors of Mima County Arizona Territory invites sealed bids to June 2 1802 for transcribing eight books of Indexes to Deeds of Resketeie in the County Recorder office. Bids are to follow LX Chapter I K ser provisions and may be rejected in whole or part. O Boure is the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Mima County
Arizona Territory
Tucson
Arizona
Mrs Fellman Arrives From Ca nan ea on the Burro
Mrs A G Fellman arrives from Cannanea on the Burro this morning en route to the coast Photographs and Kodak work offered by Jackson and Stone at 166 190, with Tiffany glass pieces at B G Cape the Jeweler 83 West Congress Palace Meat Market advertises fine meats and courteous service Penny or stamp pictures featured by Jackson and Stone at 166 190
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B. G. Cape
the Jeweler
Weat Congress
Car
Jackson and Stone
Reliable Optician Offers Free Exam And Guarantee
Do not be bilked go to a reliable optician to have your eyes properly tested. Dr Schell has proved his ability and guarantee. Examination free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling CO
Tucson, Ariz
the City News
George P. Blair
van Ws
Drachman’s War
San Jose
Immedia
Howver
Cananea
China
Ong Ah Gan
Southern Pa‘Av Company
Ted
Morgan
Guy Bashle
E. L. McMackin
N. P. Wood
Fontain
Texas Pacific
Johnson & Co
W. B. Reis
Coast
W. R. Chaffin
L. D. Chillean
Mammoth
Hills
Mississippi
Rei
E.G
CAPO
W. Congre
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers
Paine
Oindoff
L. May
Pittsburg
J. B. Close
Helvetia
H. Clifford
Pearce
J. G. Green
Brockton
0.Khenry
Modesto
Cal
Myrtie Connean
Lottie Om Lean
Alameda
E. A. Moyer
Park View
Wm. Morgan
Ohagan
Dan Tweed
Occidental
Wood
Quincy
Morris
Redington
W. H. Barnett
Rosemont
Gap
Ade
Motice
Pima County
Tycson
Arisoma
IML
Soerd
Pisan County
Territory of
C.G. Roure
Boure
Board of Supervisors of
Lime County
A. G. Fellman
Kodack
Atcor
Jackson and
Stone
Palace
Bell’s Pharmacy
W. P. Haynes
Willis P. Haynes
Cor
Stone Ave
Broadway
Toole’ Avenue
North Church St
Mark A. Rogers, M
A. T
Ali Furnliture
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Feldman's
Stone Avyenue
Peeia
Congress Street
Council
Entirtman
Parti~ Ware
South Stone Avenue
K. Emerson
N. B. Palmer
Ranch
San Navier Hotel
Cafe Goldtree
Naco
Southern Pacific Company
Fisbee
Fort Huachuca
Co. M. Burkhalter
Culver Universal Power Company
H Street
N. W
City of
Washington
District of Columbia
Lee Crand
John T. Cuppy
the Palace
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