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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

5

City News Briefs Cover Elections, Holidays, and City Services

Train No 2 ran three hours late while No 10 stayed on schedule. A Democratic club organizing meet is set at the courthouse tomorrow night. Today is the Jewish New Year with stores closing at sunset and services held citywide. The city recorder will present a quarterly report at next Monday's council meeting. Fire department held a routine monthly meeting with no calls last month. Pima Tribe of Red Men starts sessions tonight and the Odd Fellows meet as usual.

Odd Fellows’ Hall City Recorder Church Strete Pima Tribe of Red Men Odd Frows

Fortune Hunters Pounce On Hotel Registers For Heir Claims

An elderly woman travels city hotels tracing registers as a purported illegitimate heir claims a $140 000 fortune once thought to have no heirs. A Boston attorney contends the deceased man Charles Hill was his uncle, while the claimant Mrs G Morrison argues the real name was Charles Hill and seeks signatures to prove the claim.

California Los Angeles Charles Hill Boston Salem Charles Charles Hill G. Morrison Arizona Safford

Fire Damp Explosion Hits Lawson Mines Kills Several

An explosion of fire damp on the fourth level of the Lawson mines near Black Diamond Washington occurred between 9 and 10 pm. Fourteen men are believed dead with only one body recovered so far. A relief party is attempting to reach the scene. Also note a meeting of Arizona Commandery No. 1 scheduled for Friday at 7 30 in the Temple with Sojourning Knights invited.

Black Diamond Wash Lawson Mines Arizona Commandery No. 1 John Gardiner Germany

High License Ordinance Farce At City Hall

A Tucson council meeting devolved into a comical farce over drafting a high license ordinance. Members argued illegality, while details shifted from six month advance fees to banning wine rooms and a popular vote. The election proceeds amid questions, with multiple citizens weighing in on license impacts and enforcement.

Billy Reed Russell Barkley Reid Buehman Council People Sion Osborn Shand Anderson L. S. Karns San Augustine Tucson A. Zepeda San Antonio Beer Hall H. W. Fenner H. B. Tenney Consolidated National Bank

Grape-Nuts Praised by Soldier in Philippines

A soldier recovering from malaria credits Grape-Nuts Food with restoring digestion and daily health in the Philippines. He says the product eased months of distress, improved appetite, and tastes pleasant with versatile preparation. Named by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.

Philippines Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Personal Mention Items Highlight Local Visitors and arrivals

Mrs. Charlies A Wise returns from Colorado. Frederick Swinny of London opens a city office as a mining engineer connected to Sonora’s Cieneguita mines. Rev T C Moffett leaves for Albuquerque for a Presbytery session. Frank Cox S P attorney visits the city. Leslie H Rhuart of New York Life Arizona manager is in town. General Charles M Eagan arrives en route to Los Angeles. J H Hageny from Los Angeles becomes Fleishman’s prescription clerk. W S Robinson visits from Naco. James Johnson travels from the Hardshell mine for a few days. Thomas S Hadespeth, former Rough Rider and Naco deputy sheriff, visits the pueblo. J A Sheppard of Rockdale Texas tours the city and weighs relocation. W K Maull arrives from Pantano on the Burro. J S Wright comes from Mameoth by stage.

Charlies A. Wise Colorado Frederick Swinny London England Sonora T. C. Moffett Presbyterian Albuquerque New Mexico Frank Cox S. P Leslie H. Rhuart Arizona New York Life Charles M. Eagan Sonora Coal King Burro Los Angeles J. H. Hageny Doc’’ Ferguson Fleishman’s W. S. Robinson Naca James Johnson

Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertisement

Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful feet and bunions and makes tight shoes feel easy. It relieves sweating and callouses. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. 25 cents by mail with free trial. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Opening of Fine Millinery This Week

At the Leader Millinery Parlors Rio de Janeiro RS M E Boggs No 25 Congress street opens Thursday October 2 and continues through the week with new hat fashions and accessories.

Leader Millinery RS. M. E. Boggs Congress Street

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Heals Forty Years Piles

Patient C. Haney of Geneva Ohio credits DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with curing his forty year struggle with piles. The ad notes it also heals cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and mentions Bell’s Pharmacy and Brown’s for latest stationery.

DeWitt C. Haney Geneva Ohio Bell’s

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W.f.kitt E. Congress St Odd Fellows Hall E. Rockwell Brown’s Art Store Congress St la Angers H. Briggs East Congress ‘St The Tucson Steam Laundry State Mutual Building and Loan Ass'n Willis P. Haynes Stone Avenue Broadway Orfila H. McMillen E.G CAPO Gorham Mfg Rogers Bros Palm James Wilson State Mutual Building and Loan Association Vwanelis P. Haynes Stone Avenue and the City News Court House Holland van de Velde van der Neer Avercamp van Goyen Chicago Record-Herald Brown’s E. R. Blome Rosy Congress and Court Street OLD Fashion Saloon A. H. Rosenstock Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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