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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1923
Page
3
Dr A G Schwab lauds Tucson incinerator and health projects as key to public welfare. He says garbage disposal and dairies control cut typhoid risk and eliminate fly breeding, marking a major municipal victory and a move toward a healthier, cleaner city.
Unopposed passage of three city bond proposals totaling 130090 prompts immediate steps toward bond flotation. Mayor Rasmussen and City Engineer Atchley say sales likely by fall with publication of intent to sell and a August council vote, amid red tape and a lighter turnout of 961 ballots.
Men of Vale will host the women members this evening at 8 o clock on the lawn of the Masonic Temple. They have complete charge of the meeting and will serve refreshments prepared by them with a program of entertainment arranged for the event.
July 24 report from La Nacion’s correspondent describes the Fifth Cavalry regiment of Brazilian federal troops, 360 men, revolting in Uruguayana in officers’ absence. They rode the streets firing revolvers, fought briefly with state troops, and dispersed. One rebel killed, three wounded. many fled inland, others arrested. A woman and child were killed by stray bullets.
Claud McKennie reports Coronado National Forest ranges near Whetstone and Dragoon in excellent condition after heavy rains. Cattle gain 40 to 60 pounds in a month, streams and water holes filled, and flood water ensures enough stock supply for about eighteen months for area cattlemen.
TITCOMB, president of the Al tona Eastern and Southern Pacific de Mexico railroads, leaves this afternoon for Los Angeles on a business trip. WILLIAM WILSON, superintendent of the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific, returns to headquarters after an inspection trip. DR. GE LENTINE of the San Francisco district office of the United States et Verans Bureau returns to the home office after importing the local bureau.
A suit filed in the superior court seeks 465 dollars plus costs from HL Kerr representing a debt for pasture of about 960 head of cattle on plaintiff’s land. Salt for Divorce and Desertion actions also appear with couples such as Jennie D Sprague and F A L Sprague and F L J Crump and Clara Crump. Licenses to marry issued include Antenio Mendosa and Estelle Robles and Francisco Contreras and Coneep-
Local sheriffs andpolice seek a missing boy after a suspected car party from California was reported traveling through the city. Beldon Beal, 16, held by his father after leaving Alhambra with four companions aboard an overland vehicle.
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