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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
4
Ranchers across the plains use trained greyhounds to hunt and kill coyotes. Clinton E Worden leads trials proving dogs can single and pack hunt efficiently. Packs train on ranches, turning coyote chases into sport while removing troublesome predators.
A dialogue from the New York Sun shows a reporter claiming flawless memory as the editor challenges his reputation for lying. The editor asks for proof and the reporter recalls a proprietor’s compliment only to be contradicted by others who forgot it, exposing how memory shapes rumor.
A historic note describes Tasmania’s colonial tabulation of conjugal condition tallying unmarried, married, widowed, and divorced. It references a general population survey used for governance and social data collection.
A description catalogs a large baroque pearl set in a dull gold brooch frame with white mother of pearl cuff buttons outlined in diamonds and diamond centers. It notes sport themed lead pencil gages or tools in gold or silver and mentions silver bags with top draw cords, siolen style hand bags, and a bronze ash tray with cartouche figures. Dr HL Schell offers eye tests in Century block.
A survey reviews weights of people by nation and transit loads on roads, longitude variation from equator to higher latitudes, value and yield of an oyster bed near Mobile, Alabama, and comparative wire strengths. It notes cantaloupe planting in Colorado and the scale of jelly factories, plus detailed salaries for New York judiciary totaling 1.75 million dollars.
The Calaveras Mining Water and Power Company held a special stockholders meeting in San Francisco on January 6, 1902, approving Article V amendments establishing a seven member board of directors with initial directors named, to take effect upon recording. Notary public John P. Cashin witnessed the proceedings dated January 14, 1902.
A fragmented ledger lists twenty-third to twenty-sixth coupons with varying values and prize money offers. Names appear as Mrs. Mary Fritch among entries, with multiple entries for the twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth. The document includes numerous one dollar amounts and sequence numbers, ending with a Bal an fragment.
The 1902 Tucson ordinance mandates Joseph J. Henry and assigns to operate a 6000-lamp electric plant within nine months, maintain a first-class power facility for life, and, when feasible, build a gas plant. It also grants the city 25 years of free pole use for fire alarm wires, repeals conflicting ordinances, and revokes prior franchise unless conditions are met.
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