Benson Signal Satirical Advice On Road To Pool
The Benson Signal warns readers of threats from “venal” press against Gov Hunt and urges precautions for a northern road trip toward Pool and Redington. It advises travelers to carry tools and blasting materials for potential road work on the return trip.
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Benson
Pool and
Redington
Doane Merrill Seeks State Auditor Post in Benson Arizona
Doane Merrill a Benson resident with thirty years in Arizona and twelve in Benson is the Republican candidate for state auditor. He is described as highly qualified and widely supported in his home town and Cochise County. Also notes a detachment of Ohio infantry traveling by train through Benson en route to Nogales and a land entry amendment expanding 1909 homestead rights for smaller entries with residency requirements and soldier hardship safeguards.
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Cochise County
Doane Merrill
Benson
Arizona
Ohio Infantry
Benson-Nogales
Southern Pacific
Nogales
Tucson
Taxation as a live issue in Arizona race
The text argues Governor Hunt deserves a fourth term for raising mining property valuations to fund taxation, while opposing candidate George A. Olney is tied to copper firms and would ease their tax burden. It notes overall tax costs rose despite rate cuts, compares territorial rates to current costs, and mentions business support for economy. Also cites railroad valuation increases and Mexican Pacific rail lines under operation near Nogales.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
George A. Olney
Olney
Arizona
Doane Merrill Seeks State Auditor Post in Arizona
A Phoenix newspaper excerpt notes Doane Merrill’s candidacy for state auditor. Merrill, a Benson resident of Cochise County, has 12 years in mining mercantile agriculture and banking. He helped organize Cochise County Taxpayers Association and has over 36 years in Arizona public life.
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Doane Merrill
Arizona Board of Control and State Finances Critiqued
The Phoenix Republic argues that the state board of control, consisting of the governor, state auditor, and a citizen member, handles purchases contracts and state institution oversight. It warns that abolishing the contract system places work on individuals, requiring vigilance to protect taxpayers and bank depositors alike.
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Arizona
Board of Control
Phoenix Republican
Torrens title system proposal in farming regions
An opinion piece argues for Torrens title reform to replace abstract-based real estate transfers. It notes errors and costs in current methods and cites foreign and domestic adoption. The piece urges voters to back legislators supporting Torrens reform. Globe justice Hinson Thomas reportedly holds a Pacific coast marriage record with 1427 unions.
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Southwestern Stockman- Farmer
Globe
Hinson Thomas
Pacific Coast
Notice of Restricted Sale of Cochise County Property
Public notice to purchasers about sale and transfer restrictions on parcels in Cochise county Arizona under an agreement dated March 12 1900 between Juan Cruz and J M Castaneda. Instrument on record in Cochise County Recorder. Dated Benson October 25 1912. M F Castaneda administrator of estate of J M Castaneda.
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N. W
S. W
Township
Range 20
Gila and
Salt River
Meridian
Cochise County
State of
Arizona
Juan Cruz
J. M. Castaneda
Benson woman files final proof on 1 percent land claim
Sarah Martineau of Benson Arizona, who entered Homestead on November 27 1912 for fractional Section 9 Township 17 South Range 19 East G and S R Meridian, will prove up on September 1 1916 before U S Commissioner H G Brown Witnesses R K L McCall D C Naegle Leo Martineau and Verne Martineau all of Benson Arizona First pub July 29
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Sarah ©. Martineau
Benson
Arizona
Township
G&s. R. Meridian
H.G Brown
RK. L. McCall
D. C. Naegle
Leo Martineau
Verne Martineau
Public Land Notice of Final Proof for Benson Claim
Guadalupe Parada of Benson Arizona files notice of intention to make final three year proof on land described in Homestead Entry 022689 Section 11 Township 168 Range 19 E GSRM. Hearing set before H G Brown U S Commissioner Benson on August 28 1916. Witnesses Marcus Pechaco Pancho Lopez Tonislato Saiz and Charles Barrolen all of Benson. Thomas F Weedin Register. First publication July 29.
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Guadalupe Parada
Benson
Arizona
G .S. R. Meridian
H. G. Brown
U. S
Marcus Pechaco
Pancho Lopez
Tonislato Saiz
Charles Barrolen
Benson, Arizona
Public Land Sale Auction of School Land in Arizona
State of Arizona will hold a public auction on September 19, 1916 at 10 a.m. at the County Court House Tombstone to sell 640 acres of designated school land in Sec 32 T16S R22E with no improvements. The land is appraised at 1920 dollars. bids below appraisal not accepted and the state may reject any bid. Information from the State Land Department Phoenix. First pub July 15 1916. Last pub Sept 16 1916.
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State of
Arizona
State of Arizona
Tombstone
State Land Department
Phoenix
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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