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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1923
Page
3
A damaged sale notice describes a large Santa Rosa ranch near Santa Rosa with about 5000 cattle and extensive buildings. It notes a price around 816208 and mentions substantial water, pasture, and improvements. The document links the sale to state matters and a political context surrounding a prison detention.
Frank Brawley, who drowned in Abino Canyon Saturday afternoon while saving Miss No rie Wright, was honored by friends. The funeral at Reilly chapel was at 10 oclock with many floral tributes. Rev O Malley spoke on the tale of rise and God gave him to his mother in Holy Hope cemetery interment followed.
Chief Joe Roberts urged a city wide clean up as Arizona Equitable Rating Office official Mr. G Peoples plans a re rating visit. Officials will inspect cellars attics and yards to gauge new rates and reductions hinge on a tidy city.
Personalities including J P Ores of FP de Mexico and Miss Ethel Lorraine arrive and depart after brief stays. MR and Mrs Bowe of Mineral Wells and J M Britt of Jackson travel 4742 miles overland via El Paso visiting Yellow Stone Park and the Grand Canyon. R A Cousar of Nogales escorts an alien to the immigration station then returns. Prof M G Merl of Missouri college departs after days at the University of Arizona studying geological formations.
Two parties faced charges in the Superior Court this morning with guilty pleas. One man was fined 100 for possession of a still and 12 months at Yavépat for manufacturing intoxicating liquors. Another man, Miguel Yubeat, arrested in Tucson, pleaded guilty and was fined 209 dollars.
Professor Einstein, originator of the relativity theory, will attend the total solar eclipse in Mexico in September. Z P Ores from Empalme says one professor will base at Hermosillo with other scientists. Professor Luptendorf, brother of General Landendorf, will also participate in the investigations.
Jerome Rotary Club hours announce the presentation of a copper name plate for the University of Arizona entrance. The plate is completed and shipping to Tycon representatives. A committee led by Leon Moore will arrange ceremonies with local Rotarians and speakers.
A Tucson man Darnell and Eve Anderson are jailed in Douglas awaiting removal to Tucson on charges of horse stealing after a 14 day chase from Tucson into New Mexico and back into Arizona. Deputy Sheriff Tom Burts of Pima County and Cochise authorities captured them at Deugies this morning. Darnell, a cowhand for H C Kinnison on the Kinnison ranch north of the city, allegedly left ten days ago with Anderson and took four head of horses. The missing horses prompted a call to Sheriff Walter Beloy and Burts followed the fugitives into New Mexico where they were apprehended.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a pursuit into Arieens and Dongtae where an arrest was made this morning. Deretit and an Andereen woman are to be brought to Tyceon for arraignment.
The Citizens 596 Refund Bargain Contest adds two new candidates this afternoon. Margaret Meyer and the Christian Church Pr e Fund list among 14 entrants. Several others have not yet filed but are securing votes as the campaign heats up. Local donors sponsor prizes for charities including St Mary’s Fire Protection Fund and the Arizona Children’s Home with donor support from businesses such as Crystal Bottling Works and Tucson Steam Laundry.
fragments report Texas details for recognizing Mexico and a return to Washington as President Harding travels. John Morris of the Texas Power Engineers board met Mexican officials and a foreign commission while a steamer guard action killed three and wounded eight. London reports on Reuters and China currency, Omaha notes Governor Bryan urging price cuts, and Chicago banks merging in a Century-Treet/Trust deal.
Officials announced the combined deposite of 19 590 000 dollars and resources of about 24 596 000 dollars will become effective early in September. In Minneapolis the American Wheat Growers association urged an immediate congress session to provide relief for wheat growers.
McNeir of will election Don Willetts as United States Marshal for Arizona. Announcement from Phoenix via Associated Press. Confirmation awaited at the local marshals office. Rumors had circulated. change to take effect after Marapal George Mauk returns from the coast where he has been stationed weeks ago. During the past two years, Major McNair has
The university announces George C. Mann is appointed as professor of trade and industrial execution by President Mareen. Mann will assume duties September 1 for the upcoming school year. He previously led the local marshal's office and may succeed in that role after his move.
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