State Wins Tax Case From Yavapai County Board
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state against the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors. Chief Justice Alfred Franklin and Justices Henry D. Ross and D. L. Cunningham signed the decision. The win is hailed as a victory for the state and Attorney General George Purdy Bullard, reflecting strong state resolve to tax big companies.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Yavapai County
Alfred Franklin
Henry D. Ross
D. L. Cunningham
George Purdy Bullard
Arizona
Franklin Precinct Dissolved in Greenlee County Redistricting
Greenlee county Supervisors approved new Justice Precincts merging Franklin with Duncan under a four-precinct scheme. Clifton No. 1 Morenci No. 2 Metcalf No. 3 and Duncan No. 4 remain named. Duncan shifts from precinct 2 to 4.
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Greenlee County
Franklin
Duncan
Clifton
Morenci
Metcalf
Local Notes Shine With Sales and Visits in Duncan
A busy Duncan week features Mrs. Gooch promoting coat suits and dressmaking at 81f. E W Taylor displaying new Fall goods. B F Billingsley advertising a big cash sale starting Monday October 7. Town residents include Clem opening a carpentry shop, Gardner moving in, and many short visits from Clifton and Morenci.
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B. F. Billingsley
Duncan
Judge Nave Dead at Thirty Nine in Nogales
Obituary notes Judge Frederick S Nave who died at thirty nine. Born in Lewis Center Ohio he studied at Ohio Wesleyan and Northwestern then moved to Arizona where he served as US district attorney and later judge of the fifth judicial district. He resided in Nogales and had two children.
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Judge Nave
Lewis Center
Orlando J. Nave
Ohio Wesleyan University
Northwestern University
Arizona
Nave
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
United States
Fifth Judicial District
Globe
John H. Campbell
Tucson
Frederick S. Nave
Elsie W. Jones
Margery
Greenlee County OKs Liquor Sale In Justice Precinct Two
Board of Supervisors of Greenlee County Arizona declares majority vote against Prohibition in Justice Precinct 2 and permits sale of intoxicating liquors. Order sets boundaries, directs publication in Duncan Arizonian for four weeks, signed Sept 11 1912, with certification by Clerk A L Terry.
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Greenlee County
Arizona
Justice Precinct
Prohibition
Justice
Board of Supervisors
Graham County
Gila River
Said
Duncan Arizonian
Duncan
A. L. Terry
New Law Firm Opens Phoenix Office
Clark and Vaughn inaugurate a Phoenix law office in the National Bank of Arizona building. Judge H. W. Clark, with ten years of legal experience and former Texas county prosecuting attorney, partners with L. F. Vaughn of Duncan Greenlee county who has eight Arizona years and runs the Duncan Arizona n. Vaughn has taught, practiced law, and published the Duncan Arizona n. He was appointed to a governor named commission to select a site for the state industrial school.
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L. F. Vaughn
Phoenix
National Bank of Arizona
The
Arizona Gazette of Phoenix
Clark & Vaughn
H. W. Clark
el Paso
Duncan
Greenlee County
Judge Clark
Texas
Vaughn
Arizona
Hunt
New Game Laws Impose Fees and Class Licenses
Arizona adopts new hunting rules with tiered fees for residents and aliens. A general license costs 50 cents, big game licenses require personal description and are issued by county clerks, and deputies may be appointed to enforce rules across counties. Foreign entrants face higher charges for big game and birds.
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Boards of Supervisors
Democratic State Central Committee Officers Elected
George A. Olney of Maricopa county was elected permanent chairman. J. H. Robinson was the unanimous choice for permanent secretary. I. F. Wolpe of Maricopa was unanimously elected treasurer.
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Democratic State Central Committee
George A. Olney
Maricopa County
J. H. Robinson
I. F. Wolpe
Maricopa
Household sale items offered by L. F. Vaughn
The listing describes a Roll Top Desk a Globe Wernicke Bookcase and a heating stove among other household effects for sale by L. F. Vaughn. Several premium dish sets of 31 pieces are offered at 3.50 per set with a note they will not last long.
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L. F. Vaughn
Spoon Trials Six Mules For Plowing On Hardpan Field
J. H. Spoon tests a six m ule team to plow a hardpan formed by irrigation and silt. He believes the method will prove satisfactory and that nearby farmers may profit from observing his experiment.
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J. H. Spoon
Mr. Spoon
Occupation and Improvement Notice at Willow Springs Ranch
Pink Cosper announces occupancy and improvement of a ranch near Duncan Arizona. Two families are at the site doing work and sinking two wells, each costing at least 500 dollars, with intent to continue occupying and improving the property. Dated September 27, 1912. Signed: Pink Cosper, Duncan, Arizona.
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Willow Springs
Duncan End
Horseshoe
Pink Cosper
Duncan
Arizona
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Geo. Clem
W. R. Eddington
Forrest Stewart
Teachers’ Institute
E. W. Taylor’s
J. R. Beavers and
City
Pink Casper
Mrs. W. K. Gardner
Henry Martin
Chas. Allen
E. W. Taylor
J. D. Page
Harry Martin
Blue Creek
Halbert
Central
J. E. Collis
Claude Taylor
Lordsburg
J. M. Dudley
W. P. McGinty
Ideal Restaurant
J. R. Lee
D. B. Jordan R
Mrs. Gooch
Miss Maude
Tom Williamson
W. D. McKeehan
Chas. Martin
Safford
Will J. Owens
Cheek
M. E. Church South
Lola Hart
Kathrine Riley
Harrison
Sheldon
Acuff
Presbyterian Church
Green
Mr. Clem
Indian Runner Ducks
Red Rock Poultry Ranch
Duncan. &Jr
W. E. Buttcher
Clifton Hospital
M. H. Kane
York
Rosal K. Acuff
Ed McKelvey
C. F. Houlihan
Big Gila Ranch
Robert McGinty
Steve Stephenson
Homer J. Howard
Mr. Howard
Tommy Upton
A. C. Hospital
Tommy
Robert L. Herrell
Rodeo
N. M
J. M. Gilliland
Salt Lake City
L. H. Meigs
Santa Cruz
California
J. O. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
J. W. Aker
Order of the Board of Supervisors
Wade Hampton
Attest
State of Arizona
Greenlee
County of
New Law Firm
Lannon Town
Olney
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