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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1902

Page

8

Side Lights on the Old Pueblo Leopard Mystery

Reports from Tucson discuss a spotted leopard likely escaped from a menagerie after a wreck on the Southern Pacific near Stein's Pass. Locals cite sightings, claims it roams toward the Rincons, with experts noting no native Leopards in Sonora. A separate tale recounts an Eastern traveler in Tucson who gambled and damaged a casino mirror after champagne revelry, then left ahead financially before a headache and dignity shock. Doctor Leonard Snyder decries Tucson as mercenary while praising goodhearted locals, noting many seek personal gain in business dealings.

Tucson Epiaton Oklahoma Judge Meyer Baboquivari Mountains RE. E. Sirrine Rincons Sonora Southern Pacific Stein's Pass Leonard Snyder Doctor Snyder Synder Snyder

Easter Hat Ad With Jewelry From Melliah’s Store

An advertisement promotes an Easter hat ensemble featuring Hat Pins a hair ornament a brooch and a Martha Washington necklace with locket. Melliah’s Jewelry Store at 109 Congress Street offers a choice selection at popular prices.

Martha Washington Melliah’s Jewelery Store Congress Street

Tred Ronstadt Opens Modern Carriage and Blacksmith Shop

Tred Ronstadt has completed installation of machinery and now offers carriage work and blacksmithing with modern labor-saving equipment. A large skilled staff under his supervision ensures efficient service at moderate prices. The southwest’s largest and most complete plant invites inspection. 120-147 Doe & Woodard relocate to 219 East Congress Street for building and jobbing. Call 2153.

Tred Ronstadt Doe & Woodard Messilla Street East Congress Street

Weather forecast hints at cooler rain and clearing west

Wind from the west with low barometer indicates a cooler, rainy spell moving in from the west with likely cloudy skies. Expect areas of rain followed by cooler temperatures as the front passes.

Notice of No Debts by Ed E Downer

I give notice I will pay no debts contracted by Ed E Downer 122 127 MRS A DOWNER.

Ed. E. Downer A. Downer

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