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Street Smarts: Two Ott avenues named for 1870s Tucson sheriff
This 1871 reward poster is from the office of Pima County Sheriff Hylor Ott. After serving as the county's deputy treasurer, Ott beat Granville Oury for county sheriff.
Street Smarts: Two Ott avenues named for 1870s Tucson sheriff
A Tucson sheriff during the 1870s had not one but two streets named after him - but one of them is no longer in use.
Early ranching family gave names to Rancho Sotomayor streets
This adobe house was built by Manuel Sotomayor, who, along with his bother Florencio, homesteaded an area now called Sotomayor Ranch.
Street Smarts: Early ranching family gave names to Rancho Sotomayor streets
Carlotta Parra Rodriguez was born in 1913 on a ranch homesteaded by her parents near North Campbell Avenue and East River Road.
December 25, 2012 12:00 am PhotosPhotos
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