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Tucson-Arizona Sanatorium Records

1914 to 1918
AZ 323
Collection Guide
Tucson -Arizona Santorium Certificate of Incorporation, February 10, 1914

Dr. Samuel H. Watson was president of the Tucson-Arizona Sanatorium and Dr. Jeremiah Metzger was vice-president and secretary. The collection consists of articles of incorporation; by-laws; minutes of the June 8, 1914 organization meeting and the final meeting, May 31, 1918; also included is a letter from Arizona Corporation Commission dated August 1918.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Business
Collection Area:
History of Science

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