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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
3
Night meeting records show the Vans Club formalizing support for three bond proposals with group endorsements. Debate is noted on paths, canyon site issues, and local mobilization plans as committee members push for action and public discussion.
The article argues that increasing Arroyo area property assessments will cover more than the project cost. H Corbett and EB Dietrich assert the arroyo upgrade benefits outweigh city share, with a detailed analysis showing taxpayers gain long term. The plan includes new garbage incinerator and sewage disposals, presented at the bond erection next Monday.
County treasurer and tax collector Charlie H. Dodge outlines a test to determine if delinquent taxes can be collected after long arrears possibly barred by time. He says January 1 will trigger actions against all delinquents to clear the salt bridge area and rework the bridge approach. Engineering fees raise city costs to about 874,481.48 with property owner share near 126,766.48 and total project nearly 901,571.28, to be decided by the city council.
Fragmentary report mentions water ivy along the northern Ja mountain area near the reserve boundary. Little detail available about cause or officials involved.
The text is a historic set of Articles of Incorporation for the Tucson Rotary Charitable Association. It lists founders such as K. McBorena Sr, SOUT Posheue Thaeed, and Elwood B. Frawley of Tucson Arizona. It details the corporate name, principal office in Tucson, purpose to provide charitable services, share structure, board governance, and meeting cadence.
The county treasurer's office reports reconciliation of tax records with tax books. Discrepancies were corrected and totals show the county taxes due for 1918 through 1922, with amounts ranging from six thousand to fifty thousand dollars.
The day saw a brief spike to 161 degrees as temperatures hit a record high for Taxon since July 4. The heat lingered Thursday afternoon causing short lived extreme conditions across the region.
In a divorce hearing Judge George I. Parnell urged Henne Obeson and Lana Cheeen to reconcile. The couple clashed loudly in court, trading insults as the judge warned them to live together, ruling there were no sufficient grounds for divorce.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals Lane Gee Attuiner K. merry P.tereon and Lang worthy as counsel for Hane. The passage references cruelty, a fleea four hectare site, and a decision not to cook its meal, but details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is discernible.
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