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Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1916

Page

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Southern Pacific Valuation Commission Tours West

The Southern Pacific Valuation Commission led by H. H. Forney arrived Sunday on a special train with ten experts to appraise the company’s tangible property. The team, accompanied by Interstate Commerce Commission representatives, stopped at Lordsburg Steins San Simon Bowie and Benson en route to Nogales and Tucson to prepare data for ICC rate matters.

Southern Pacific Valuation Commission Bowie H. H. Forney Sierra Nevada J. T.“ Slaven W. D. Edmondson H. T. Towne Deming Lordsburg Steins San Simon Benson Nogales Tucson-Nogales Tucson Forney Interstate Commerce Commission

Recount Possibility in Campbell Hunt Arizona Election

Tucson November 21. If county recounts confirm unofficial returns and elect Thomas E Campbell governor, Governor Hunt may contest to stay in office during the next legislative session. Recounts across counties could add 500 to 1000 votes due to ballots voting straight Democratic tickets for Campbell. Arizona courts have held such votes should be counted where the voter’s intention is clear.

Tucson Thomas E. Campbell Hunt Tom Campbell Arizona

Aged American Held by Villa Returns Home

Douglas Dispatch reported John R. Lyon an elderly resident, captured in Mexico while tending cattle, jailed for eleven months, then released by Francisco Villa and sent to the border with an escort. Lyon says Villa freed him. letter to James A. Howell indicates the incident was recent. Lyon is now visiting Benson.

Douglas Mexico Francisco Villa John R. Lyon Lyon James A. Howell Villa Benson

Moss and Echols linked in Bisbee auto deal

Sterling Moss arrived from Benson to secure a Studebaker Six roadster from the Bisbee Auto company. He sold the vehicle to Ed Echols of Dragoon and was accompanied by George Etz. Deputy state game warden O F Hicks visited Bisbee on a short business trip and departed to Rucker Canyon in the Chiricahua mountains.

Bisbee Sterling Moss Benson Studebaker Bisbee Auto Company Ed Echols Dragoon George Etz O. F. Hicks Rucker Canyon Chiricahua Mountains

Church Services and Local Offers in Dragoon Arizona

Presbyterian church led by Rev. T J Hedges holds Sunday morning and evening prayers. Methodist Episcopal Church offers Sunday services with Sunday school at 10:00 and preaching at 7:30 p m. For sale 160 acres unimproved land near Pom erene schoolhouse three miles from Benson with daily bus service. Contact Jos LeDoux Dragoon Arizona. Gasoline distillate and oils available from C F Moss.

James E. Ferris Pomerene School House Benson Jos. LeDoux Dragoon Arizona

Benson Family Attends State Fair in Phoenix

Mr and Mrs Henry W Etz with their daughter Mrs Grover and Nye traveled 185 miles from Benson to the Phoenix State Fair arriving after six on Wednesday and returning Sunday. Their trip featured a washout at Florence where a river change forced river crossing by team. The fair displayed agricultural and mineral exhibits and educational effects though Benson representation felt thin.

Henry. W. Etz Grover Nye Benson Phoenix Geo. Etz Will Ada Florence Gila

POMERENE ITEMS Special Correspondent

Sickness sweeps the district mainly colds. J S McGuire buys artesian well outfit and plans drilling for himself and neighbors. N P Lofgreen may bale about 200 tons of hay with river outfit. Relief Society meets at Mrs S J Johnson. S W Jarvis travels to Mexico for about ten days. C KE Gillett & Co plows and waters land to plant barley. Poultry Club girls win first second and third prizes at the State Fair.

N. P. Lofgreen John Rock Poultry Club

Local Utility Offers Mesquite Pole Wood for Five Dollars

Advertisers urge readers to apply at the Signal office for a five dollar mesquite pole wood lot. The Benson Coal and Ice Company promotes coal ice and soda water and invites customers to visit for supplies.

The Benson Coal and Ice Company

Cochise Ropers Take First and Second at State Fair

Cochise County riders swept top two spots in the state fair roping contest. Clay McGonigal won first with a 49 second total time benefiting from a 93-4 steer catch, earning 1000 dollars of a 2000 dollar purse. Robert Giles placed second with strong time among tough statewide competitors.

Cochise County Clay McGonigal Bob Giles Benson State Fair Grounds R. Giles State Fair Association Robert Giles Oscar Roberts Moses Cline Cone Webb Ray Sorrals Little Logan Morris McGonigal Giles Willcox

Forest grazing study expands to Coronado National Forest

The Santa Rita grazing reserve trial area extends into Coronado National Forest as Grazing Inspector J. T. Jardine returns from a two week inspection. He says the expansion will raise the study's importance and potential profits. The Santa Rita reserve covers about 50 000 acres with half high and half low altitude grazing land. The work is led by Inspector Hensef.

Santa Rita Coronado National Forest J. T. Jardine Hensef

Arizona Exhibit Praised At Chicago Mining Congress

Charles F. Willis, director of the Arizona State Bureau of Mines, reports in a letter to the Bisbee Board of Trade that the Arizona exhibit at the American Mining Congress in Chicago was wonderful and successful. He notes it attracted more favorable comment and larger crowds than any other exhibit.

Arizona American Mining Congress Chicago Charles F. Willis Arizona State Bureau of Mines Bisbee Board of ‘Trade Bisbee Review

Card of Thanks From the Ladies' Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church extends sincere thanks to all who contributed to the bazar and aided its success. Appreciation is shared with the people of Benson for their liberal patronage. Mrs. I. E. Weigand, Secretary.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Benson

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. P R. E. Heine Gineer R. Page J. Mayo J. K. Mittkley T. A. O’brien A. Lustig Benson Lumber & Commercial Co Benson, Arizona Maier Bros General Merchandise T. E. Thorpe Mgr Moss AZTNA San Francisco the Bank OF Benson Presbyterian Church Services T. J. Hedges Methodist Episcopal Church C. F. Moss Pomerene J. S. McGuire Ladies of the Relief Society S. J. Johnson S. W. Jarvis C. KE. Gillett & Co Cochise Phoenix Republican ASCO
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