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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

3

Fraternal Lodge Notices and Public Auctions in Tucson

Tucson listings show Masonic, Knights Templar, Elks, and other fraternal meetings with times and invites. Also includes sheriff sale notice for Geo L Johnson property, Aquila Oil stock meeting, and public notices on taxes, creditors, and a railroad schedule adjustment.

Notice to Contractors for Tucson Sewer Bids 1902

Sealed bids for lateral sewers on Alameda, Pennington, Congress, Broadway, Mesilla, South Meyer and McKenna streets in Tucson must be received by January 6, 1902. City provides piping. bidders supply remaining materials, labor, and protection measures. Each bid must show streetwise price. include a $250 certified check and later a contract bond equal to the contract price. Selection reserved by the Sewer Committee ED Hale Frank E Russell George Shand.

Tucson Arizona Alameda, Pennington Congress Broadway Mesilla South Meyer and McKenna Ciy Caty Asl Ed, Hale Frank E. Russell George Shand Sewer Committee

Southern Pacific Offer to El Paso Tickets in January 1902

The Southern Pacific company will sell round trip tickets to El Paso for trains arriving January 13 through January 18 1902 with a return limit January 20 1902. Special pricing applies for the Midwinter Carnival period.

Southern Pacific Company el Paso

Tucson as a Health Resort Promoted in 1890s Prominent View

The article extols Tucson Arizona as a dry sunny health resort for pulmonary diseases. It notes altitude about 2400 feet, low humidity, minimal rainfall, ample hotels and water supply, and favorable opinions from doctors and travelers praising climate benefits and outdoor life for consumption cases.

Tucson Southern Pacific RK. R Territory of Arizona Santa Cruz Valley United States Medical Commission United States W. B. Purcell Colorado A. C. Jones Florda Texas New Mexico California Whitelaw Reid The New York Tribune Egypt Luxor Sahara Africa Mount Sinai Arabia Patraea Nile Gataract Assouan Wady Halfa A. W. Olcott Harrison E. Stroud H. W. Fenner Southern Pacific R. R Southern Pacific Railway Mark A. Rogers Sumer Ad East Atlantic Coast North America Santa Cruz River Santa Catalina Range Rincon Santa Rita Lemon Catalinas Mount Wrightson Santa Ritas

Schillings Best offers $500 prize in county promotion

The advertisement states prizes totaling $500 will be paid in the county. Winners receive $125 each month for four months. Read the offer, collect the brown coupons from Schilling's Best baking powder tins, and mail them as directed.

H. A. Schell Century Block Martin Schilling

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