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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1902

Page

3

Nogales Sealed Proposals Sought for County Court House

The Santa Cruz county Board of Supervisors Nogales Arizona invites sealed proposals for a Nogales court house to be submitted by 10 am October 23 1902. Plans and specs available at Nogales Board office Trust Rust architects Tucson or Builders and Traders Exchange Los Angeles. Each bid must include a 5 percent certified check and the board may reject any or all bids.

Board of Supervisors Santa Cruz County Nogales Arizona Trust & Rust, Architects Tucson Builders and Traders’ Exchange Los Angeles California Phil Herold Zona Board of Regents Territory of Territory of Arizona University of Arizona Congress United States Board OF Regents OF J. A. Zabpiskik Sec

SequoYa League Incorporation Articles Filed in Arizona

Articles of incorporation filed for THE SEQUOYA LEAGUE a non profit to aid American Indians. Principal place Tucson Arizona main office Los Angeles California. Board of seven to govern with directors including David Starr Jordan C Hart Merrian and John Bird Grinnell. Term runs Sept 15 1902 to Sept 14 1927.

THE Sequoya League Tucson Arizona Los Angeles California League David Starr Jordan Palo Alto C. Hart Merrian Washington, D. C Bird Grinnell New York

Arizona Territorial Bond Sale Notice and Historical Board Records

Notices recount a September 1902 notary seal event with named officials including Phoebe Hearst and Charles Lummis, plus a 1902 bond sale for the University of Arizona. It details electing directors, corporate limits, and a 25 000 dollar bond issue to fund university buildings with bids opened November 10 1902.

Phoebe A. Hearst David Starr Jordan R. Egan Charles F. Lummis Chas. Cassat Davis Territory of Arizona Board of Regents of Congress Territorial Legislature of Arizona University of Arizona

Dr King’s New Discovery Gains Davis Drugstore Praise

Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as the fastest selling article in his six years of sales. He claims it cures and has saved throat and lung sufferers where other remedies failed. mothers rely on it and physicians prescribe it with satisfaction guaranteed. Trial bottles are free and regular sizes cost 50 cents and 1 dollar.

C. T. Smith Davis Dr. King

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promoted at Local Stores

Slogan promising instant relief for burns cuts sprains and stings promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Advertising copy notes availability at drug stores and mentions H G Cape's Jeweler 88 West Congress with low priced fine pieces.

Monarch Thomas H. G. Cape the Jeweler West Congress

Portrait of a Daughter Lived On in Portrait Form in Paris

A gentleman visits a Paris parlor and asks if a portrait is of a family member. The hostess explains the painting shows her late newborn daughter, made to imagine her as she would have appeared today. A Hindoo clock story follows, noting clocks as wealth signs, not timekeepers, with time measured by sunbeams.

Paris Temple Bar

Japanese Chrysanthemums Color Varieties and Advice

The piece lists 269 chrysanthemum color varieties in Japan with 63 yellow and 87 white among others. It notes endless variety mirrors human countenance and offers patience advice about not overreacting to small irritations.

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