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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1902

Page

3

Masonic and fraternal lodge notices and transfers

Local notices announce regular meetings for Commandery No 1 HTS Templar Lodge No 385 BPOE and other fraternal bodies. Dates include monthly or bi monthly gatherings at 7:30 pm or 8 pm in Masonic halls or AO A W hall with invitations to members and visiting brothers. Also mentions Pioneer Transfer Co. advert.

U.W. Hall Brotherelly Samuel Heninger Grand N. Mitrovich Secreta J.B. Finley Masonic Hall Geo. E. Kobler G. J. Roskruge

Notice of Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona stockholders meeting

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Arizona advertises annual stockholders meetings for electing Directors in 1901 and lists repeated adjournments to July 24 August 7 August 21 September 4 18 October 2 30 November 13 November 30 December 14 1901 and January 11 1902 with secretary J L Willcutt confirming details and publication dates. The notices emphasize adjourned sessions at the San Francisco office and provide ongoing scheduling updates through January 1902.

Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Arizona San Francisco Cal Southern Pacific Railroad Company Arizona Couny State of California J.L. Willcutt J. L.willcutt

Illinois Central Announces Faster Omaha Chicago Schedule

The Illinois Central will cut train No 2 by one hour on its Omaha to Chicago line with a 7 45 p m departure from Omaha and 9 30 a m arrival in Chicago. Train No 4 becomes a daylight service departing Omaha at 7 00 a m arriving Chicago at 9 45 p m. Through equipment runs to St Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber Lea reaching Minneapolis at 7 25 a m and 6 55 p m. The trains include a Pullman sleeping car buffet library smoking car free reclining chair and dining car. The Citizen s Classified Ads offer job placement assistance.

Illinois Central Railroad Omaha and Chicago Omaha Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport Rockford St. Paul Alber Lea Minneapolis

Amendment to Articles of Incorporation Calaveras Mining Power Co

Amendment to the articles of incorporation adopted at a special stockholders meeting in San Francisco on January 6 1902 to create a seven member board of directors. The first directors listed include Lafe Pence Charles J Pence George Ostrom A Schloss D Fricot W W Foote and W F Aldrich. Notarized January 14 1902 by John P Cashin. First publication January 17, last January 23.

Calaveras Mining, Water and Power Company A. Schloss San Francisco State of California Towit Calaveras Mining, Water,and Power Company Lafe Pence Chas. J. Pence George T. Ostrom D. Fricot A. D John P. Cashin

Tucson Winter Resort Ordinance on Sewer Works 1902

City of Tucson approves Ordinance No. 158 mandating sewer construction on Alameda Pennington Congress Mesilla Broadway South Meyer and McKenna streets with extensions. funding via special assessments on benefited parcels. effective after publication. Includes public notice and clerk certification dated January 14 1902.

Alameda Street Toole Avenue Main Street Pennington Street Congress Street Sixth Avenue Messilla Street Church Plaza Broadway Meyer Street South Meyer Street McKenna Street City of Tucson Arizona Messila Street North America Santa Cruz River Santa Catalina Ranges Rincon Santa Rita Son Lemon

Discovery for Consumption Promises Life Extension

Editor O H Downey of Churubusco Indiana proclaims Dr King’s Discovery for Consumption as infallible for coughs colds and grip. He claims it prevents pneumonia and consumption with instant relief and certain cure. Bottle costs 50 cents or 1.00 with trial bottles free at all druggists.

A. W. Olcott Tucson Harrison E. Stroud Arizona Aong O. H. Downey Churubusco Ind Dr. King

Schilling's Best Ad Promises 500 Prize in County

The advertisement states a total prize of 500 dollars paid over four months in this county. Participants must send brown coupons found in Schilling's Best baking powder tins and exclude coupons from other Schilling's Best products.

Schilling

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