The Benson Signal Opinion on Hunt Campaign and Road Work
The Benson Signal criticizes the Arizona press for attacking Gov Hunt and notes the campaign’s tense mood. It urges auto drivers heading north from Benson toward Pool and Redington to carry road-work tools and supplies for possible delays on the main road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Pool and
Redington
Doane Merrill Nominated as State Auditor
Doane Merrill of Benson, long time Cochise County resident and Republican candidate, is described as highly qualified for state auditor and likely to receive heavy support. Also noted are troop trains through Benson on the Benson Nogales line and an amendment to the Enlarged Homestead Act allowing additional land entries under specific conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Infantry
Benson-Nogales
Southern Pacific
Nogales
Benson
Tucson
Taxation a live issue in Arizona race
Governor Hunt supporters claim a fourth term would raise mining property values for taxation and curb copper company tax avoidance by Olney. The article notes Olney also pushed up valuations for railroads and that under Hunt taxes rose despite new revenues. It argues overall tax burdens rose, while rates fell only modestly, and favors government economy. Also reports on Southern Pacific Mexico rail lines near Mazatlan and Nogales Vidette details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
George A. Olney
Olney
Arizona
Doane Merrill Candidacy Strengthens Arizona Ticket
The Phoenix paper notes Doane Merrill of Benson Cochise County joins the Republican slate for state auditor. An experienced miner merchant farmer and banker, Merrill co founded Cochise County Taxpayers Association and has 36 years Arizona residency. He is an expert accountant and bank supervisor well suited to the auditor role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane Merrill
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona board of control duties and oversight
The article describes how the Arizona board of control, including the governor, state auditor, and one citizen member, manages state bank deposits, contracts, supplies, and construction. It emphasizes the need for scrutiny and prudent oversight to protect taxpayers from costly mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Board of Control
Phoenix Republican
Torrens Title system proposed to simplify farmer titles
A discussion urges adopting Torrens titles to reduce errors and costs in real estate Registration. State backed title guarantees replace abstracts and may be pushed in the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Stockman- Farmer
Notice of Restricted Sale of Cochise County Land
Public notice to buyers of N E 4 of SE 4 Sec 10 and NW 4 of SW 4 Sec 11 Township 17S Range 20E Gila and Salt River Meridian Cochise County Arizona. Sale subject to Juan Cruz and J M Castaneda agreement dated March 12 1900 on record in Cochise County Recorder. Benson October 25 1912 M F Castaneda administrator of estate of J M Castaneda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
S. W
Township
Range 20
Gila and
Salt River
Meridian
Cochise County
State of
Arizona
Juan Cruz
J. M. Castaneda
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Martineau Land
Sarah Martineau of Benson Arizona intends to make final three year proof to establish her homestead claim for 1 ½ acres in Section 9 Township 17 S Range 19 E G and S Meridian before H G Brown U S Commissioner at Benson on September 1 1916. Witnesses are R K L McCall D C Naegle Leo Martineau and Verne Martineau all of Benson. First pub July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah ©. Martineau
Benson
Arizona
Township
G&s. R. Meridian
H.G Brown
RK. L. McCall
D. C. Naegle
Leo Martineau
Verne Martineau
Notice of final proof on Benson Arizona homestead
Guadalupe Parada of Benson Arizona filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as W% NW NEM NW NW NEX Section 11 Township 168 Range 19 E G S R Meridian before H G Brown U S Commissioner at Benson on August 28 1916 Witnesses named Marcus Pecha co Pancho Lopez Tonislato Saiz and Charles Barrolen all of Benson First publication July 29 1916 by the United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona Thomas F Weedin Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Guadalupe Parada
Benson
Arizona
G .S. R. Meridian
H. G. Brown
U. S
Marcus Pechaco
Pancho Lopez
Tonislato Saiz
Charles Barrolen
Benson, Arizona
Public Auction Sale of School Land in Tombstone Arizona
Public Land sale notice from the State Land Department announces on September 19, 1916, at 10 am at the County Court House Tombstone the auction of 640 acres in Sec 32 T16S R22E with appraised value 1920 dollars. Bids below appraisal will not be considered and the state reserves the right to reject all bids. Details from W A Moeur. First pub July 15, last pub Sept 16, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Arizona
State of Arizona
Tombstone
State Land Department
Phoenix
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Rucker
Gov. Hunt
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Acaponeta
Mazatlan
Cananea
Naco
Yaqui River
Alamos
Sepic
Globe
Hinson Thomas
Pacific Coast
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
W. A. Moeur
State Land Commissioner
Murry Variety Store
John Sheper CO
6Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
U. S. Land Office
Washington, D. C
Hampton & Arnold
Noll
H.w.etz & GO
Hiwo & CO
General Merchandise
Bank of Benson
A. G. Smirn
M. W. Smirh
Ben J. McKinney
A. H. Wien
Henry W. Burz
Jo H. Gretzwiller
Leopold Maier Chas, K. Goetz
P. W. Hamilton
M. Mejia
East Fifth Street
Home Realty Company
W. L. Patteson
San Pedro Sts