Supreme Court voids 1912 county salaries law in Navajo
The Arizona Supreme Court declares the 1912 salary law unconstitutional and reinstates the 1901 framework for county officers. It nixes class based on population, forcing potential reimbursements or repayments as officers move between laws. The decision affects Navajo county offices list and outlines future legislative fixes.
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Supreme Court of State
Navajo
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Frank L. Hunt
Mchave County
Justice Ross
Rteason
Ross
Cunningham
Franklin
Navajo County
Apache Cattle Company Formed in St Johns
W. B. Parks Monica Garcia and W. A. Saunders organize the Apache Cattle Company with headquarters in St. Johns. They have already secured cattle deals including 200 young Hereford bulls for Apache and Navajo counties and 600 head of steers sold to Kansas buyers. Parks departs for a cattle buying trip in New Mexico.
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Farm Loan Association
C. R. Fillerup
Holbrook
Fillerup
National Farm Loan Association
Chas. T. Savage
Showlow
Joseph Peterson
Wesley Palmer
Taylor
Kansas
Iowa
O. D. Flake
County Farm Association
Phoenix
Kansas City
Nebraska
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Arizona
W. B. Parks
Monica Garcia
W. A. Saunders
Apache Cattle Company
St. Johns
Denver
Parks
Apache
Navajo
New Mexico
Garcia
Saunders
Navajo County Road Bond Election Planned for 1917
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors orders a special election on March 20 1917 to decide borrowing 125000 dollars to fund road construction and reconstruction. Bonds issued at 1000 dollars each will bear 5 percent interest maturing 1930 to 1957 with a property tax sinking fund. Precinct polling places and officials are listed for Winslow Holbrook Snowflake Showlow and other communities.
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Navajo
Arizona
Mayeh
A. D
Board of Supervisors
Holbrook Pose
Apache County
Holbrook
Ins Dieret
Shumway
Showlow
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Pinetop
St. Joseph
Winslow
Little Colorado River
Coconino County
Sunset Pass
Clear Creek County
Chevelon State Bridge
U. 12
Joseph City Road
Dry Lake
Heber
Joppa
Snowflake
Pinedale
Brockman’s
Clear Creek
Chevelon
Navajo County
Keams Canyon
Board of Supervisors of
J. C. Amen
F. D. Howe
R. G. Bazell
Arthur Smith
Gee
Creswell
Bob Fenton
Old City Hall
W. A. Parr
Ben Burk
Duncan Forbes
J. B. Drumm
C. W. Fairfield
Theodore Shefflin
Polling Place
City Hall
C. J. LaPrade
Frank Ketchem
Emer Henderson
Ralph Sampson
J. E. Dunn
John LaZear
Grammar School
J. C C. Hansen
J. E. Richards
H. F. Bushman
Fred Randall
John Westover
John L. Bushman
School House
A. Bond
D. Brinkerhoff
J. M. Flake
John Lundquist
G. A. Gardner
Parley Willis
Taylor Hunt
Geo. Ramsay
Taylor Precinct
A. Z. Palmer
J. J. Shumway
J. B. Wakefield
Jess Ten
Jasper Rhoton
E. M. Thomas
Chas. R. Brewer
Jas. Peterson
Andrew Peterson
E. Thomas, Jr
John Lewis
G. M. Adams
Abner Ellsworth
J. C. Owens
Chas, Savage
Wallace Ellsworth
Lon Merrell
Lakeside
Hans Hansen
A. P. Larson
J. HB
Hansen
Ed Reidhead
Mahonri Fish
Neils Hansen
Linden
Lewis Hunt
R. D. Rodgers
H. L. Roundy
Chase Rogers
A. L. Willis
J. R. Chaffin
J. I. Porter
Bill A. Smith
Alva Porter
Thos
Shelley
Fred Baca
D. B. Holcum
Reams Canyon
Lorenzo Hubbell
T. E. Thacker
John H. Wilson
H. L. Russell
G. N. Weidemeyer
Leo Crane
Hubbell
Holbrook News
State of Arizona
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Oregon
Utah
Lyman Dam
A.D. Bonds
Bonds
Dee M. Moss
Clerk Board of Supervisor
W. H. Clark
Petrified Forest
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