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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
7
A jumble of readings from The Sun includes moral tales about a boastful donkey and a Welsh wedding anecdote, followed by a drugstore miscommunication involving a young colored girl seeking the "handsomest" dye for a stomach ailment, all in a single newspaper excerpt.
Rativors Weeney promotes The Weekly Sun as a leading agricultural and household interest weekly. Subscription ads offer one dollar yearly with free postage in the U S Canada and Mexico. Includes a static note on One Minute Cough cures from Els Pharmacy and endorsements of the publication.
A garbled passage references Father Neptune and a Dolphin couplet about a swordfish in conflict over affection. The text appears as a rough OCR fragment from a maritime or comic column with unclear didactic framing and no clear events or names to verify.
The city amends Ordinance No 102 to modify license rates for hawkers peddlers and street vendors. renames and expands license provisions for hacks, carriages, trucks, and other transport. repeals Ordinance No 125. updates sections on jeweler laundry livery theater circus and dog shows. imposes liquor license rules and posting notices. repeals Ordinance No 147 and revises several license categories including confectionery gas electric titles abstracts milk barber shops telegraph and telephone express and general merchant licenses.
The city of Tucson enacts amendments to Ordinance 102 raising license fees for gambling games including policy and Chinese lotteries to 17.50 per month with five dollars for sub-agencies, payable quarterly. Licenses may be revoked by the Mayor with twenty four hours notice. unexpired fees are refunded.
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