FREDERICK FLEISHMAN
Arizona, The Youngest State, pg 594

Frederick Fleishman, who since 1881 has been engaged in the 
drug business in Tucson, was born in Humboldt County, 
California, December 27, 1857, a son of H.C. Fleishman. 
He acquired his education in the public schools of that 
state and New York and began his business career by engaging 
in the drug trade in Los Angeles. He remained in that city 
until 1880, when he came to Tucson, where he has since made 
his home. He opened a drug store in this city and has built 
up an extensive business, receiving a very liberal patronage, 
which is accorded him in recognition of his honorable business 
principles, his earnest desire to please his patrons and his 
reasonable prices.

Mr. Fleishman is president of the State Board of Pharmacy, a 
position which indicates something of his high standing among 
his professional brethren and is also vice president of the 
Citizens Building and Loan Assc. and a director in the 
Merchants Bank and Trust Company and the Arizona National Bank.

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