Arizona history-Jan. 9-15 : comparemela.com

Sunday, Jan. 9 On this date in 1847, the Mormon Battalion crossed the Colorado River into California after opening the first wagon route across southern Arizona from Santa Fe to San Diego. On this date in 1908, Tucson City Council ordered all saloons to close at midnight from now on.

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