Local Fraternal Lodge Notices From Tucson
A compendium of lodge meeting times for Masons Elks and Woodmen in Tucson including Ma Lodge No 8 I O O F meeting Fridays at 7 30 and Arizona Lodge No 1 A O U W meeting Wednesdays at 7 p m Also Knights Templar Crusader Royal Arch and other orders announce their monthly sessions with visiting brothers invited plus notices of railroad schedules and probate court filings in Tucson Arizona reflecting civic fraternal life in early 1900s Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MA Lodge NO
I. 0
A.C. U. W. Hall
Samuel Heninger
Noble Grand
N. Mitrovich
Secreta
Rizona Lodge NO
J. Angus
M. W
Thomas Conlon
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Geo. Shand
H. P. G. J. Roskruge
Ucson Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
A. ©. Bernard
E.R. W. P. B. Field
Xavier
Woodmen OF the World
A. O. A. W. Hall
Henry Melluish
I. Nenatetter
Acron Lodge NO. 4
Masonic
Geo. E. Kohler
J. Roskruge
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pima County Arizona 1901
Frank E. Murphy sheriff of Pima County announces a public auction on January 6, 1902 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse door Tucson to satisfy a judgment of 672.17 dollars plus interest and costs against Geo L Johnson for lot 2, block 189, Tucson, with mortgage lien. The sale transfers the undivided one half interest as of December 20, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Pima
Territory of
Arizona
Anna Murray
A. A. Rieser
Sau
Hereford & Hazzard
Tucson
W. Purcell
George L. Johnson
John Ivancovich
Tucson Lumber Company
George Sicocan
Frank H. Hereford
Ade E. Johnson
District Court
First Judicial District
Territory
Geo. L. Johnson
Pima County
Arizona Territory
United States of America
Frank E. Murphy
Tucson Seer Sewer Bid Notice for Alameda to McKenna Streets
Notice to contractors bids due January 6 1902 for construction of lateral sewers on Alameda Pennington Congress Broadway Mesilla South Meyer and McKenna streets Tucson plans and specifications provided by City Council bids must include price per street with separate amounts and include certified check of 260 and a contract bond. Also information on train fares to El Paso for Midwinter Carnival through January 18–20 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Tucson
Arizona
North Stone Avenue
Southern Pacific Railroad
Third Street
City of
A. D
Alameda, Pennington
Congress
Broadway
Mesilla
Willcutt
ED. Hale
Frank E. Russell
George Shand
Sewer Committee
Notice of adjournment and public sale including remedies ad
An adjournment was made to Saturday December 28 1901 under J L Willcutts secretary from December 1 1901. The notice promotes alum and baking powder and includes a testimonial by T L Martin of Dixie Ky about Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and lung troubles with claims of cure for consumption. Trial bottles offered and stores named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesbay
J L. Willcott
J. L. Willcutt
J.L. Willcutt
Wednay
T. L. Martin
Dixie
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Geo. Martin Drug Store
Tucson Climate as Health Haven for Tuberculosis Patients
A long promotional overview extols Tucson Arizona as a health resort for pulmonary disease. It details dry, sunny winters at 2400 feet, minimal rainfall, clear air, and low humidity, citing doctors including Dr. Purcell Dr. Jones and others who endorse outdoor life and climate as treatment. The piece compares Tucson favorably to Colorado California and suggests patients with tuberculosis should relocate for extended periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuccson
Tucson
W. B. Purcell
Colorado
United States
A. C. Jones
Planda
Texas
New Mexico
California
Arizona
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
Shays
Egypt
Luxor
Arnona
Sahara
Africa
Mount Sinai
Arabia
Patraea
Nile
Gatoract
Assouan
Wady Halfa
A. W. Olcott
Harrison E. Stroud
H. W. Fenner
Southern Pacific RK. R
Southern Pacific Railway
Mark A. Rogers
Atlantic Coast
North America
Santa Cruz River
Santa Catalina Range
Rincon
Santa Rita
Lemon
Catalinas
Mount Wrightson
Santa Ritas
Rocky Mountains
Sues
Venus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark A. Rodgers
North Stone Ave
A. Matas
Stone Avenue
F. Ryan
Atorney & Councellor
LAW
Church
Tucson, Ariz
J, Osborm
Pioneer Historical Society
Congress Street
J, Kirkpatrick
West Pennington St. Son Arizona
Architects
Fost & Rust
Congress St
J.B. Nevins
Forbes & Nevins Achitects
Pesos
Congress and
Church Sts
A.T
Frank M. Fuller
Liebsteg
Chicago
Sixth Avenue
MiinsCentral Railroad
Omaha
Main
Fort Dorie
Waterloo
Dubuque
Freeport
Keckford
St. Paul
Fort Dodge
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
San Francisco
Cal
Atateasereo
J. L. Willcott
Athens
Ednesday
J. L. Wilslutt
Wacoasia
Pays Scrover
Whitman & Hale
East
Charles Whitman
Whitman & haLk Cn
Whitman G. M. Hale
Sheriff Sale
Frank B. Wightman
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso
Grocer's
Southern Pacific R. KR
Santa Cruz Valley
United States Medical Commission
Tnecson
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Denver
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Schilling