New City Engineer John Gardner Takes Office in Old Pueblo
The old pueblo appoints civil engineer John Gardner as city engineer replacing Homer Santee who was dismissed by Mayor Schumacher last Saturday. Gardner began duties this morning and brings his well known expertise to the post. The report notes a late train and otherwise routine civic matters along with recounting local sports and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pueblo
Schumacher
Homer Santee
John Gardner
Gardner
Grays
Bisbee
Burro
Reds
Don Luis
Nelson
Rube
Bishop
South Meyer Street
Ramon Soto
Spieler
Roscoe Dale
Items of the Day of Personal Mention Col William M Griffith
Col William M Griffith superintendent of the Territorial prison has been in the city for a few days. Mr N C Simpkus arrived from Irvington this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Griffith
Territorial Prison
N. C. Simpkus
Irvington
The Kind of Judge He Wanted and Other Wisecracks
A collection of short witticisms and observations. An Irish wife counsels a fair trial with an upright judge, but the husband prefers a judge who leans. Also notes on opportunity, a Rabelais quote, drinking water daily, and a Scotch drip stone revealing a simple natural filtration method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York Press
Hope For the Future Says Candidate Faces Odds
A friend urges perseverance to the candidate amid doubts of defeat. The admonition echoes a motto about fighting to run again, illustrated by wartime cadence and a Catholic Standard and Times reference. An apparent medical patent remedy pitch interrupts with Dr. Thomas Electric Oil advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Times
Rathbone Sisters to Meet Tonight in Tucson
Rathbone Sisters will meet tonight at 7:30. All sisters and brothers are requested to attend. The Tucson paper notes The People's Store will have something to say in Thursday evening's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
People’s Store
Thurgsday Evening
Elks Win Scrappy Baseball Showdown At Carlile's Garden
The Elks defeated the Red Yonagers in a brawny free-for-all at Carlile's Garden. Captain Willie Hogwood led the Workmen past a tiring defense as several Elk pitchers wore out the mound in an eight inning affair. The A. O. U. W. and Elks rosters show rugged fielding and batting, with Hogwood and Drachman among the standout performers.
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Carlile’s Garden
Willie Hogwood
Willie
Dame Fortune
Gardens
Elkhom
Long Bill
Angus
Callahan
Sigfried
Campbell
Harry Drachman
Hawke
Elks
Morris
Adams
Greggs
Collier
Pacho
Salas Cf
Hogwood Ss
Tomkins If
Gomacho
Calahan Gsp
Hannvy
Hannvy Cf, Manping 2B, Martin E, Siegfried 1B-P, Me- Kellingn
Drachman
Angus P
Kitt If
Elke
U, W
Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Relief and Cure
It claims itching piles can be cured and urges relief today with Dean's Ointment available at drug stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Man Found Cure for Coffee Ailments In Postum Fans
E Lewis of Shaniko Oregon recounts years in South America with heavy coffee use causing headaches and nervousness. His wife covertly switched to Postum Food Coffee. after starting, his headaches and nervousness disappeared and he and his wife claim lasting relief from coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lewis
Shaniko
Oregon
South America
South
Central America
States
Panama
Pioneer Wood dies after life of frontier adventure
Robert Clifton Wood died at his Fifth Avenue home at 4 am and was buried this afternoon. A lifelong pioneer and Confederate veteran, he led a varied life as soldier, scout, adventurer and statesman. Born in Virginia in 1828, he settled in Saline County before moving to California and Arizona, where he influenced local public life in Prescott and Tucson. He adopted Kit Carson as a child and later commanded Wood's Battalion in the Civil War. Survived by his son J. P. Wood and four daughters, including Mrs. Packard, he leaves a strong public legacy in Arizona and Missouri.
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Robert Clifton Wood
Fifth Avenue
Col. Wood
Virginia
Missouri
Saline County
Kentucky
Southwest
Tucson
California
Kit Carson
Arizona
Sacramento
Confederacy
Wood
Kansas City
Reynolds
Claib
Jackson
Prescott
J. P
Red Wood
B.A. Packard
North Fifth Avenue
H. K K. Booth
Congregational Church
James Flinn
Frank Murphy
N. W. Bernard
Col
John B. Breathitt
J. G. Lindsay
James Lislie
Local Jewelry Ad Highlights Low Prices at HB. G. Cape
Readable parts note Runffany Wises at low prices at HB. G. Cape's the Jeweler located on 88 West Congress. The fragment suggests a storefront promotion and pricing focus for a jewelry shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. G. Cape’s
the Jeweler
Weat Congress
Congress and
Court Street
OLD Fashion Saloon
Chas A Stephens Bros Chicago Advertises Women’s Wear
The Chicago firm highlights a broad range of women’s apparel including undergarments silk waists corsets hosiery knitwear neckwear and dress goods. It claims correct fashions perfect workmanship and the lowest prices urging customers to view their sample line before buying.
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Ww. F. Kitt
Kitt’s
E. Congress St
Brown’s Art Store
Congress Street
W. Gongress St
H. Briggs
Palm
James Wilson
the City News
George T. Fisher
Singer Sewing Machine Office
East
Milwaukee
The
Tucson Steam Laundry
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles, California
Willis P. Haynes
Uceimer Stone Avenue
Prsceney
Phone A. Orfila
the Reilly Undertaking Co
South Church St
Tucson, Ariz
Wilbur C. Hayes
Euclid Avenue
Tucson Citizen
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
Los Angeles
Stone Avenue
Broadway
J. F. Lee
Oberon Hotel
North Fifth Ave
Glass House
H. McMillen
W. Songre
Aseweler
Gorham Mfg
Rogers Bros
Rabelais
Dr. Thomas
Pioneer
Allen
Andress
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Tl
Rosy
A. H. Rosenstock
Chas. A. Stephens Bros
of Chicago
H. L. Rigg
S. 5Th Avenue
E. R. Blome
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
F. Ronstadt
Cor. Broadway
Sixth Ave
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