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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
5
The city buzzes with politics and events as the Democratic parade is set for Monday evening with a torchlight procession and a rally at the opera house. Eagles plan a queen election with ballots at five cents and polls in prominent businesses, closing November 12.
Rev. T C Moffett has moved to the home of E S Kibbe at Sixth Ave and Fifteenth St. C L Fontaine of the El Paso Southwestern is in the city. C R Meyers, son of Judge Meyers, returned from Cananea on the Burro. Dr Odermatt left for a hill outing. George Whames and wife went to Los Angeles to stay. Mark Walker returned from a government surveying trip near Helvetia. Marcus A Smith left for Phoenix for a rally. Senator Eugene S Ives returned to Yuma on No 9.
Polls open at city hall 6 a m November 4 1902 with observatory time. Recess 12 to 1 pm then polls close 5 pm. Counting from 6 pm to 11 30 pm with one hour recess. Access limited to one Democratic watcher and one Republican watcher. two challengers from each party. Paul Heermans Eugene J Trippert Charles F Hoff.
Headnotes from Tucson Arizona October 31 1902 report the Bricklayers Union endorsing L H Manning candidate for joint councilman from Pima and Santa Cruz counties. The release notes concerns unfriendly rumors toward organized labor and affirms Manning's record.
An old advertisement urging readers to save pennies by choosing Scott's Emulsion over inferior emulsions. It promises quicker restoration of flesh and strength for those who have lost flesh and offers a free sample from Scott and Bowne, chemists at 409 Pearl Street North.
The Tucson Bricklayers Union endorses Mr Manning as an intelligent reliable and honest ally of organized labor while expressing regret that some labor groups were misled by others The endorsement comes from Hollis G Nicks president and W A Grabe secretary of the union.
Con O'Keefe gains triumph as a 30 dollar silver vein is found at the Pinasco Quimada claim in the Altar district Sonora Mining and Milling Company property. W E Defty reports a solid vein running from the surface deposit and a high potential for future development, boosting O'Keefe's reputation and investor optimism.
The Tucson Citizen holds the state’s largest circulation, outpacing all other Arizona papers except for one rival.
In Tucson on October 28 1902 Harry A Drachman writes to the Citizen denying support for Herbert or Mose Drachman as clerk or assessor or any relative to hold office. Mose and Herbert Drachman state they will not seek or accept any office if offered.
One size smaller fit after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes. It relieves coins and bunions, swelling, blisters, callouses, and sore spots, claiming instant comfort and a cure for sweating hot feet. Available at drug and shoe stores for 25c, with free trial by mail from Allen 8 Olmsted, Le Roy NY.
F. J. Villaescusa relocates carriage harness and general implements from 110 South Meyer Street to 27 31 West Congress. No repairs until stock is rearranged in new building. FOR SALE Furniture and year's lease of handsome brick cottage for immediate possession Haynes Connell.
First class alfalfa available at $3.00 per month. Horses called for and returned. Drop a card. Ranch two miles south of town. tf W. W. ALLIS.
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