Tucson Amends Ordinance 106 Street Railway Route
The City of Tucson updates Ordinance 106 to alter the street railway route. Article 1 now runs from Pennington street and Stone avenue south to Congress, east to Fifth avenue, north to Toole avenue, then northwest to Pennington. The amended ordinance and all conflicting laws are repealed. It takes effect after passage, approval, and publication.
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City of
Tucson
Tucson Street Railway
Pennington Street
Stone Avenue
Congress Street
Fifth Avenue
Toole Avenue
Arizona
N. E. Hawke
Co. F. Schumacher
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at 130 Pennington Tucson
Providence Gold Syndicate calls a special meeting for September 16 1902 at 2 p m at 130 Pennington street Tucson to consider renaming the corporation to Ore Rico Mining Syndicate or a suitable name and conduct other business. By order of the board. Providence Gold Syndicate. E Frank Campbell president H T Coffin secretary. September 8 1902.
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Providence Gold Syndicate
Penington Street
Tucson
County of
Pima
Territory of Arizona
Ore Rico Mining Syndicate
E. Frank ’Campbell
Tungle and Teamaking Tea Rules From Tung Po
The article states there is one way to make tea for Tungle and Teamaking. Boiling water must pour on hot teapot and the water should be scalding or the leaves float to the top. Tung Po the Chinese poet is cited with a method using running water boiled over a lively fire and best water from springs or river while well water is worst. A teaspoonful of tea for two cups plus one for the pot is recommended.
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Tung Po
Color and Color Therapy Through History and Legend
The article surveys beliefs on color’s power to heal and affect mood, recounting medieval and early modern theories. It cites Berthold Schwarz’s alchemical tale on color creation and Edward II’s red treatment for smallpox as historical anecdotes. It also reflects on social attitudes toward wealth and friendship in old letters.
Reilly and Hennessy Firm Dissolved by Mutual Consent
Notice states the firm of Reilly & Hennessy is dissolved by mutual consent. Debts due to the firm are payable to John I. Reilly who assumes the firm’s indebtedness. Signed by John I. Reilly and Robt. Hennessy on Sept 5, 1902.
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Reilly & Hennessy
Reilly & Hennnessy
John I. Reilly
Hennessy
A Boy’s Wild Ride for Life to Save His Breath
A Leesville Indiana boy, urged by family to life or death, rode 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The medicine relieved asthma pain instantly and brought sound sleep. It boasts cures for Consumption Pneumonia Bronchitis Coughs Colds and Grip with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 and free trial bottles at all druggists.
Two Famous Riders Aubrey and Moore Join Frontier Feat
The piece recalls F X Aubrey riding 800 miles from Santa Fe to Independence in 5 days 19 hours on a $1 000 wager winning fame for endurance. It also features Jim Moore a pony express rider famed for a 280 mile 22 hour round trip from Midway to Julesburg earning a gold watch and certificate.
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F. X. Aubrey
Plaza of
Santa Fe
N. M
Independence
Aubrey
Plains
Jim Moore
Moore
Midway Station
Fort Kearney
Cottonwood Springs
Julesburg
Midway
Ben Holliday
Times
Romantic coastal fortress for rent near shipwreck coast
An advertisement from the London Morning Post describes a crenellated rock castle facing the Atlantic at a feared stretch of the iron bound coast. It notes shipwrecks frequent and corpses common nearby, offers three reception rooms and seven bedrooms with every modern convenience, priced at 10 guineas a week, with a forwarding address to contact.
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London Morning Post
Santa Inez
Ventura County
Favorite Dish Question Stumps New Pastor
Inquires at the church where Mrs Frontpew asks about a favorite dish. The Rev. Longface, new pastor, guesses chicken but dismisses that idea and says it is the contribution plate. Ohio State Journal
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H. T. Coffin
Territory OF
Alexander ‘Hunter
Pima County
Charles R. Clayberg
Alexander Hunter
Arizona Territory
Annie Anderson
John Fuller
Margaret McAuley
Stephen Rickard
Mary V. Fuller
John Henry McFeeters
Grace Sieron
Grace Heron
Deora
Brumbolioge
Donegal
Ireland
Towit
Rochester Ford
S. W. Purcell
John Kennedy
Alonzo Bailey
County Court House
Miss Powell
East Pennington
Germany
Italy
St. Barbara
Berthold Schwarz
St. Barbara’s
Edward II
Prince Edward
Gaddesden
Miss Strickland
England
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Professional Directory
Trust & Rust Architects
E. Congress St
Surveyors
John Gardiner
United States
Third Street
Sixth Ave
W. J. Kirkpatrick Aittorney-at-Law No
West Pennington St
Tucson, Arizona
Sdward H.stiles
WM. G. Loppenthein
F. A. Odermatt
Congress St
B. Rubens
West Pennington Street
Opticians
Edmund F. Burton, M. D
Cook County Hospital
North Stone Avenue
Tod
A. J. Gould
North Stone Ave
N.H. Matas
Court House
Mark A. Rodgers
H. E. Crepin
M. D
A.O U.W
Telehone
Tell A.m
Firizona Lodge No. 1
Andres Rebeil
M. W
Thomas Conlon
Firizona Commandary No
Knights Templar
E. C
J. Rosk Ruge
Matilija
Ventura County, California
Matildja Hot Springs
Ventura County, Cal
Nordhoff
United Typewriter and Supplies Co
W. Second St
Los Angeles, Cal
Pease Novelty Co
N. Meyers Street
Brownsberger
Home School
Graham
7Th Street
Los Angeles
Cal
F. Brownsberger
HOTEL
Sturbide
Josephine
Coronado Beach
Karl Lamb
Speer
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Che Spencer
R. F. White
Sunny
John
West Third Street
Hill and
Broadway
California
Tugson
Royal Argh Masons
Masonic Hall
Geo. Shand
H. P. G. J. Roskruge
Tugson Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Kirt L. Hart
E.R. W
Clack
Union Market
C. F. Schumacher Proprietor
Mie
Tugson Lodge No. 4
Fa. F
A. M
Nasuide Brothers
EO. E. Kohler
G. J. Roskruge
Tugson Aebrie
Rem.j
F. Hall
N. EK
Hawke, W
E. L. Shaw, W. P
G. H. Doe
E. G. Woodard
DOE & Woodard
Steve Ochoa
Prop
Sts
Brady-Schneider Commission CO
Yuma
Yuma County
The
W. Ht. Shorey
John D. Burgess
P. O. Box
Tucson, Ariz
Central Park Floral Company
Spring Street
Rev
J. H. Holladay
Holladay
Mississippi
Bell’s Pharmacy
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