Tucson’s oldest business – Jacobs Assay Office – winds down after 130 years
In 1880, horse-drawn carriages rumbled through Tucson and pioneering prospectors plied the Arizona mountains in search of copper, gold and silver. In the center of Tucson, Washington M. Jacobs opened an assay office at the former 30 S. Main St.,
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