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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10

S and profitable study that will amEaze them with the
aou voting power and government Of the State Of Ohio
The Problem is,
" be the Ohio for Secretary State the general
w. eItrton TO be held Tuesday, November
900 will presented making the nearest correct estimate
S2 600 additional estimate made, making
,,l Of $4,000 for estimate
An additional $1,000 will be given by the Daily Enquirer for
~ correct estimate before July 1904 provided
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tmt Of making such estimate
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on blanks prepared and conformity with rules
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nd forc CIRCULARS blanks, etc., to
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
% o o box Of tie esnairS
= M ~ Laxative Bromo- Quinine TAAisa"
~ :" A<TW@%Gm~tAe . eesd I'm s@e aaSs

subject to revocation by the Mayor aud
Common Council OF the City OF Tucson
at any time, upon twenty-four hours
notice, for any cause deemed sufhcsens
by the said Mayor and Common Coun-
ell In case any license shall be re-
vosed the fees for the unexpired part
of the term for which such license was
issued shall be returned to the icensee
by warrant drawn on the City Treas
urer.
All ordinances and parts or ordt"
pances of the City Of Tucson in con-
fiict with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
This ordinance shall be In force ana
effect from and after its passage. ap-
proval and publication, as required BY
law.
Passed and adopted by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City OF
Tucson. Arizona, this Goth day OF June,
\. n. 1902.
Attest: y. +. HAWKE
Recorder and ex-ofiicio City Clerk.
Approved this Goth day OF June. A.
d. 1902. c. F. SCHUMACHER.
Mayor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
TAe RAsama,se rs~~As.


81 have been In the business for nsme
years." says drug clerk quoted by shs
Philadelphia Record, "and up TO data
I have learned Of 3.697 cures for rheu-
matissn which regularly licensed ply
slcians know nothing about--or. at
least, IL they do, they don't recon mend
them. People come In suffering from
rheumatism aud It's queer that peo-
pie who suffer from rheumatism aA
seem 10 look and act alike and present
y DOCTORS prescription.
"'rhe frst thing they want 10 know 10
how much it's going 10 coat. leok
over the prescription and tell them.
and then they invariably rear mp on
their hind legs and howl. They tell n,e
about the virtues OF something that
cured Uncle Henry goats milk, drunk
at 3 O'clock every morning: a raw on
lon carried In the left hand hip pocket
a horsechestnut carried in the ves'
pocket. magnetic rIngs-oh. all sorts
OF things that I've made notes OF. u
has become so that am discouraset
over the chances of 6iiing n prsserip
ton for q rheumatic patient"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10

ling 10 the schedule OF rates essaeiisnefi
| hv section II OF said Ordinance No,
| i02. a..
section i6 OF Ordinance No. loz'
amending section SO of Ordinance NO
Il Is hereby amended TO read as iol-
| lows.
| ANY person. firm or corporation
IusjnE or conducting. or permitting 10
h., used or conducted. in their places OF
| IbnsineSs or 10 connection thereWitn,
! or ON their premises. any gambling
game or game Of chance. or percent
age game Of whatsoever name or kind
including all kinds OF chance slot ma
chimes. policy games, or Chinese Lot
teries " shall for each game so con
Quoted or used, pay license Tee al the
| rate of seventeen dollars and nfty
cents per month; provided. however
that this section shall not apply 10
| Sab agencies for such policy games or
Chinese Lotteries" but, for each ."f
snch sub agencies, a license fee AT the
rate of five dollars per month shall be
paid. Such licenses 10 be paid quar-
| terly In advance
9, Tickets for the drawings OF such
policy games or Chinese Lotteries
shall not be peddled from house 10
house in the City. or sold on any OF
the streets or public grounds OF the
CITY. Any person violating this SUD
Sectinn shalt he guitty OF misde-
meanor and shall be punished accord
ingly.
Section IS OF Ordinance No. lo2 IS
bereby amended To read as follows:
/ In all cases where the officcr
whose duty It is to collect the license
fees provjded for by the ordinances OF
the City OF Tucson believes. or II Is
charged by a citizen Of this city, that
anv particular person. rirm or corpora
ton is liable to pay any license zee
povided for by the ordinances or the
CITY of Tucson, and that such person,
firm or corporation is not paying any
license fee or such license fee as such
nerson. firm or corporation is liable to
La under the provisions or SAID Or
dinances. such person. firm. or one or
more OF the corporate officers OF su:h
corporation. may be required by said
Office in charge of the collection OF such
licenses to subscribe to q sworn state.
ment that true and correct answers
have been made to all questions sub
mitted by such License Collector.
touch Lg the liability of such person.
firm or corporation to pay such license;
ard in case of the refusal on the part
Of any of the persons telein mention
ed to answer truly and correctly the
questions submitted. touching the lia-
Eillty of such person, firm or corpora.
ton to pay such license. such persons
sc refusing shall be guilty of q misde-
moanor and punished accordingly.
2. All linceses issued under the
provisions of the ordinances Of the City
of Tucson shall be issued and held
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
A Dsm~uss F~as.

In the old days OF western renD@yl
vania. when the people had little mon
ey to pay for teachers and could spare
their boys but little time from the work
OF the aeld. school kept al1eosa In
csssantiy during the few weeks when
II was Ia session. with no Saturday
holidays and very brief rece~ses. Al
one little schooIhouse among the fDoun-
taius an old fashioned irtah sebssQlinas-
ter was once employed who k~ps HE
boys grinding steadily ct their ta*k@
ont gave theta permission TO nibbIe
from their lunch baskets sometimes as
they worked.
One day. while the master vas In
structing a cla9a In the RUE Of three.
he noticed that one Ut the pupils was
paying more attention 80 q piece OF o y
pie pie than 10 the lesson. "Arrah
there" said the master. Jack BAlea
lie listeuin' TO the lisson. will ye 10
listening. sir" said the boy. "lisienin'.
is it.'' exelaimed the master. Then lie
iiSienln' wid one ear ye are an atm
poi wld the other!"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10

While Maintaining unlmpaired the
*blgh standards of private life and pub
i lie policy wAich IL haa upheld un-
*falteringly fo~ more than sinsx -four
Years. The BUN 10 also In the front
rank OF meosrr Journalism In every
factor which eaters into the pToduc-
lion OF a great newspaper.
Its mechanical equipment u COM
bIete and up-to-4ata In every respect
= nd its facilities and arrangemenAe TOR
bs prompt coiiection Of news ansnFs
bAssed.
Its special correspondents thnsasn-
but the United Stateu. ~ we'll 90 in
Europe, China. South Arica. -
Philippines. Porto kico. Cuba And sn
very other part OF, the world supeM.
nent the efforts OF the gcnsrai
AGENCIES by which II is also serv.~.
d that It 10 enabled to print al tAe
ews every day III she geek.
lu Washington and New York Do
saus are among the best In the Unteau
btates. and give The Suns readers tn
Earliest Information upcn all imposv.
Int events in the legislative szd
financial centers Of the country.
The Sun's market reperts and com"
kpercial columns are complete and re-
liable. and put the farmer. the mef-
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Charleston. New York. Chicago. Phil
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The Sun In T. best type or news
paper. morally and intellectually. IL
e an educator " the highest char.
{scter. constantly stimulating to nobls
ideals In Individual and national life.
and II gives all the news all the time.
The Sun 10 published on SUNDAY. as
we'll 20 every ether day Of the week.
By mail The Daily Sun. 10 Q year:
I,peiuding The Sund~y Sun. .! 1ne
ifuuday Sun alone sl.00 q year. Ths
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
a siaw.,a- Marriage cs.sem.

-
The kurds have a very curious 6iad
semew hat dangerous marriage custom.
which one would think would he more
hopored In the breach than In the OBJ
servance. The husba nd. surrounded by
q bodyguard of twenty or thirty young
men. carries his wife home on his bach
In a scarlet cloth and Is desperately as'
saulted the whole way by number OF
girls.
Sticks and stones are buried al the
bridegroom, who. In the coming homs
with his bride. con hardly t* consider
ed o very happy man, for the ifa't
amazons often infiict on hiil marks
which be carries to the grave. II may
be that among the lady pcfraerr ats
some OF the bridegroom former
flames who turn the mogk Rtfa
into downright earnest 10 avtnge
siighted love.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
Eugene
Fields
WgAws On Ambition and Dye
peps6a.

.Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field.
s.osten incapacitates man for endeavor
and sometimes extinguishes the IRE OF
smbition." Though great despite bis
Complaint Field suffered from indiges-
fion All his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. 1t needs
rsst You can only rest it by the use
Of q preparation like Kodol, which e re-
Havss IL Of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores it to Its normal tone.
strenutisonlnQs
eatlsfylnU,
EnvtUOFaum@'
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TTSs si hottie contains az times the SOC. Ska
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
Profit Sharing!
The Cincinnati Enquirer
$4,000

20 be distributed to such of its readers who care tt
n'aor. voting power and government OF the State
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
An fauocent uery.

At a dinner party in England tbs
host Introduces to the favorable notics
OF the company. amid murmurs OF ad.
mlration. a splendid trufied pheasa ut
Isn't 1t beauty he says. "pr.
So-and so gave it to me: killed 1t hiin'
self"
"Ah! What was he treating 1t for r
saws Que Of the guestR
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
ACTS IMMEDIATELY.

Colds are more troublesome In sum-
ner than winter; it's so hard to help
siding to them. One Minute Cough
M" cures. Absolutely safe. Acts
Sure cure for coughs,
Old, Group, throat and lung troubles.
Sells Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
Che Sun
BALTIMORE. ND.

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FOR THE PEOPLE and
WITH THE PEOPLE.
HONEST IN MOTIVE
FEARLESS IN ExPHESSFON
SOUND an PRINCIPLE
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-10
Union Market.
C. y. sCHVMACHER
Proprietor

Best Quality of Meat in t1e c;ty. and at
the Lowest Prices. Call and Inspect
Our Refrigerator Room. You never
saw Choicer Neat or a Cleaner
Market than we have. Our meat
cutters are experts in theie line.
GER VICE FRRST-CkAsS
The sun., 1902-10-08
Moody As CiWP4IGN SPEtkER.
To spend Al Ills Time Bctwre Now and
Election on the stump
" NM HoUsE.

WASHINGTON, oct : Between now and
election day Secretary Of the Navy Moody
will devote all Of his time to making political
speeches. Mr. Moody's ability a. a cam
paign orator has been demonstrated on a
number of occasions.
II is not unusual for a member Of the
Presidents Cabinet TO participate actively
in political campaign. bur very few
Cablner officers have ever undertaken TO
do all that has been mapped out for Mr.
Moody. A. his views must reflect thu'r
Of he President and his Administration
his speeches will l." Of greater importance,
probably. than those Of any other Rcpub-
lCan campaign orator.
Mr. Moody will leave Washington to-
morrow afternoon for Chicago. where on
Thursday night he will deliver an addre IS
on the navy before the Marquette Club
From Chicago he will visit Omaha, Kansas
City, Madison, DesNones and other places
in the West and Northwest. and on his re-
turn Fast will speak in Baltimore on Oct %
After a dav or two In Washington the
SECRETARY will 60 To Connecticut, Rhode
Island and Massa chUs sc'tS to make spo nches
until the close Of the campaign.
The sun., 1902-10-08
roo EARLY FOR RESULTS YET.
Ths; Is All That the Operators WIN say
About ~ ones Action.

The coal presidents held their weekly
meeting yesterday AZ usual in the Office
Of the Jersey ntral and their conference
was long and earnest Those present were
George F Baer of the Philadelphia and
Reading, +. ID. Underwood and r. b Thomas
Of the Erie. Alfred Walter Of the Lehigh
Valley. Thomas p Fowler Of the New York
Ontario and Western, Irving A Stearns
Of Case Bros, W II Truesdale of the Della
ware. Iackamanna and Western and X.
NJ Olvphant Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company.
Mr. Olyphant was the first to leave the
building. He declined 10 say anything
about the proceedings A. 10 the calling
out of the troops, he said;
That is what we have been wanting
Gov Stone 10 do for weeks. II h" had called
all the troops out earlier the effect would
have been more immediate
win the operators I've able 10 open the
mines"
THAT remains to he seen, he replied
q hope So II too early Vet for results
MIR Baer FASTENED 10 IA" o'hc" OF } p.
Morgan & Co after tn" meeting He
declined TO make any statement at all
\ report was circulated after the meeting
iha, the operators had talk with John
Mitchell over tie loug-di-'auce tell phone.
and that they made some proposition TO
him. Tier" was no telephone in the room
and the operators laughed at tho tale
The sun., 1902-10-08
NO (Ht\(E FOR tDDICkS.
Republican Opposition 10 the Gas Man
Has Increased In Delaware.

WUrINGrON, Del, Oct. The political
situation in Delaware is more complicated
than ever The primary elections held by
the Republicans in New Castle county in
cuding Wilmington on Saturday last re-
vea!ed that the opposition 10 Addick, is not
decreasing. A. the nominations for the
Legislature now stand it would appear as
il Addicks will go into the Legislature next
January with less strength than he had two
years ago. lie has certainly not made any
gains IA nominations, and there are several
close districts that may go to the Democrats
this wear
For some reason the Democrats are not
in the proper shape 10 max" hard fight
although the selection Of Il candidate for
Congress who lives in the lower end of the
State has encouraged hard work and an
effort to make a full registration on the one
remaining dav. Then the Addcks party
have placed. az the direct and uorsonal
demand OF AddickH himself William Michael
Bvrue upon their ticket "a candidate for
Congress. in spit" of the fact that the Regu-
lars renominatrd Or. l.. II Ball who was
elected by both factions two years ago
Byrn- resigned his uhCr a. nit.d States
District Attorney and j. to devote himself
To making campaign -pcuChcs, although
he doe not appear To- have any open rlIp-
port anywhere, This evening he ratified
hi- own nomination in speech at he opera
House In thi, city, and hr has said that
nothing bu, death will take him OF the
ticket
There il no belief that Addicks can secure
enough votes To eject him senator Il
iS SAID that Addlcks j. making the hardest
tight he has evrr wagcd. hut il Is significant
tn, fhtlfs ,.fh hi oil.
have turned against him. both ia this city
and Ia th" two lower counties
The sun., 1902-10-08
PREACHER WINS Az ELECTION.
The Rev, 4. =. bullock Heat Republican
amt Democrat In Stratford's Vote.

BRI IDOEPoRT, Conn. Oct. :. A. the annual
town election in Stratford yesterday. the
Re" {. 5 Bullock, past or ol tho Neighbour.
hood Church mndenominationah. was
elected member of the Board Of Fduca-
iiOn on an Independent ticket, defeating y
both the Republican and Democratic Candi-
dates Mr. Bullock object in seeking elec.
ton wa' 10 prevent the proposed abolition
uf tho towns high school
Mr.. Bullock was defeated AZ the Rrpub-
liCan primaries in Stratiord ON last We,I Ines-
day evening for the Republican noml-
nation by Frank F. Bakcman The Rev
T. Stim~on. pastor # N" Stratford Con-
yrega, ioIsl Church, appears TO have been
opposod To MIR. Bullock for he had Demo-
crar lead the weekly prayer meeting in rrc
Stra'ford Congregational Church on TN.
the evening the caucus was hold 80 ;hat
the Republicans could defeat Nj Bullock
There j. normal Republican majority
in The town oi 3Co, which Mr.. Bullock mate
rally reduced.
In discussing tho election Mr.. Bullock
sad to-day.
Il became candidate for election he
cause | consider il my duty 10 my CON
rrocatiOn. There IL political ring in
Slratfnrd which has long h'ld the rens
Of tine town government and it, member,
learned Yesterday that the individual
voter X power not safe 10 ignore"
Pr, Ccding tlc election Mr. Bullock and
Howard J. Curtis of tl" Fairfield County
Common Pleas Court became involved
l. an arp'irnont concerning thc rules gov
rrniug tho ligl school. during which the
Judge told the crrcvnPn that he lied
The sun., 1902-10-08
STRIKE HELPED 10 mn HiW.
Thomas J. Patterson Worried over Ills
Inability to Meet contracts.

Thomas j Patterson. former A SCISSOR
and Tax Commissioner of BROOKLYN and he
general manager and largest storkholdcr
Of that borough, died yesterday a. his
Worry over the coal situation i believed
10 have contributed 10 tn" attack of heart
trouble that caused his death lie was
born in m" Bushwick section Of Brooklv
fftv-three years ago. He began his h,i-i-
ness life ~ an Office boy for the Pennsvl-
vania Coal Company Later he became
connect "f with the Delaware, laCkawauna
and Western Coal Company and a't"r-
ward with The Lchigh and Scranton Coal
Company.
When he became ~ age he took an aciiv"
part in Democratic politics and for many
wears hr was thu leader Of the old Four
Ieen'h Ward For eight YEAR under Mayors
Whitney and Boody he was an Assessor,
and during he whole Of Mayor Van NyCN-
admins, rat ion b. Wa a Commissioner Of
taxes In 1879 he Wa the Democratic
candidate for sheriff ag'iu-, William J.
But'hng. he waS member of th" Hanover
and seymour .lphs. Friendly Sons of -
Patrick. Knights of Columbus. catholic
Benevolent Legion, the Grand Street Board
Of Trade, ManufaCi urer> Association and
TIA" Coal tX 'hang". and was also director
Of several banking institutions
Before he coal II rikc began h" had made
contracts for furnishing coal 10 public
schools, churches and factories His in
ability TO meet the ContraCt~ greatly wor-
ried him. He is survived 10y widow,
three sons and four daughter