Acid plant at A. and A. smelter in operation
Douglas March 24 report says the new million dollar acid plant at the A. and A. smelter is now producing at full capacity. Superintendent Harry Clark states the plant is “going fine” as sulphuric acid is prepared for transport and shipments of 206 tons are expected daily from the New Cornem Copper company’s leach plant at Ajo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Harry Clark
Clark
Corne Im Copper Company
Ajo Bf
Dryden
Tennessee
Unpatriotic May Not Insult Flag Allegation In Miami
A Miami resident faces a warrant for disrespecting the American flag. County Attorney Hugh Poster notes the offense involves displaying or defacing the flag with political or commercial words. Penalties include a fine between 3 and 100 dollars, up to six months in jail, or both.
Annual Meeting of Cochise Graham County Cattle Associations
H J Johnson of Johnson and Cook Cattle Company mails notices for the Cochise County Stockgrowers Association to meet with the Graham County unit in Safford Arizona from April 2 to 4. The two associations will consolidate and conduct regular business with officials present and talks on cattle industry challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Johnson
Johnson & Cook Cattle Company
Cochise
Cochise County
Lease for Mescal property to HW Miller
Constable Jess Moore visited the county seat on county business at the sheriff office and returned home this afternoon. HW Miller, an arrival from Canada, has leased the Ms home stead ranch at Mescal to be located on the Mad with 00 head of cattle and is arranging for the quitting of other land in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Williams
Bas Leise
Mescal Piyre
HW Miller
Can
Miller
Vicmit
Willeox
Constabie
Jess Moore
Busiess
Sheriffs Office
Sheriff Miles to contest salary in Tucson court
March 28 Sherriff Miles announces he will challenge the new salary law in court if his pay is cut The constitutional validity of the measure is in question by Attorney General Wiley Jones County Attorney Kirke Moore and others Officials statewide facing pay cuts take similar stance in hopes of clarity for county officials in Pima County supervisors next meet decide whether to use the old or new salary law The outcome could affect several officials including those in Yuma County and alter salaries under review
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Tucson
Peterday
Rye
Pima County
Wiley Jones
Kirke Moore
Miles
Yuma County
Supreme Court
Doret Pima County
Illustrated lecture at Willcox sparks county arica club interest
A March 28 illustrated talk at the Double Adobe School House features boys and girls club work in Arizona. The event, led by Agricultural Agent LS Parke Brane Chad, aims to showcase sericultural clubs and agricultural education, drawing northern county youth with notable curiosity in rural projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Arizona
Parke
Mary
Aricattaras
Recount in Governorship Contest Resumes in Court
Phoenix March 28 The recount in the governorship race resumed in superior court after an interruption for investigations. Yavapai precincts counted Campbell gains and pending rulings, with Robinson Cochise counts also noted as potential adds if court allows.
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Phoenix
Doug i
Snow State
Navajo County
Yavapai County
Campbell
Robinson
Cochise County
Election Board
More Arizona Lands Opened by Executive Proclamation
Forty thousand acres of land recently excluded from Crook National Forest in Arizona will be subject to public entry. The Interior Department announced lands in Gila, Pinal and Graham counties may be filed under homestead laws within twenty days preceding May. Some portions are suitable for agriculture while others are mineral.
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Washington
Crook National Forest
Arizona
Interior Department
Gila
Pinal
Graham
Desert Entry Act reshapes time extensions for desert claims
The United States Commission clarifies that the secretary of the interior may grant extensions up to five years for certain desert entries filed before July 2 1994 if the entryman demonstrates good faith, adequate expenditure, and progress toward reclamation. New rules require specific per acre payments and proof of agricultural development, with forfeiture if requirements fail. Local notes mention hospital staff consultations, a new reservoir site, law enforcements actions, and visits by various officials and attorneys.
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Whitey
United States Commissionwt
Hinson Thomas
Secretary of the Interior
Uoder
Elget
Focal Land Office
Government Calls for Skilled Help in Navy and Arsenal Jobs
The Civil Service Commission seeks a list of proficient workers for arsenals armories and navy yards across the country. It aims to recruit several thousand laborers and skilled mechanics eager to begin government employment now or soon.
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Navy
Counney
States Civil Service Commission
Alteners
Tracie
Willis
Notice of Contest on Homestead Entry in Arizona
United States Land Office Phoenix announces a contest against Fred M. Clark of Courtland for Lot 37 in Township 188 Range 7, alleging non residence and abandonment since 1912. The contestant must file an answer within twenty days with proof of service, or the entry will be cancelled. Also mentions Andy Johnson's Bisbee bond for Aquor sale and pending trial.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Fred M. Clark
Courtland
Ark
Hhereby
Hrlee
Cochise Coun
Postoffics
Adidrens
Arena
Jane
Township
Rangers Bg&s
ROB & Meridian
Connecion
Mexico
Naval Organization of the
United States
National Guard
Goodyear Expands Egyptian Cotton Operations in Arizona
Goodyear Rubber company plans extensive cultivation of Egyptian cotton across multiple Arizona tracts near Chandler Avondale Casa Grande Florence and west of Avondale. County Attorney Kirk Moore notes war disrupted Egyptian supply spurring new industry. Investments run to irrigation wells ditches and pumps powered by Roosevelt Dam water and large tracts await conversion to irrigable land. Free homestead information offered by land attorney R G Langmade in Phosatz.
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Phoenix
Kirk Moore
Goodyear Rubber Company
Cosadier
The
Rubber Company
Sandler
Avondale
Egypt
Arizona
Casa Grande
Florence
Moore
Chandier
Orient
Roosevel Dam
Chandler
Boys and Girls Club Farms Profitable In Cochise County
In Cochise County the San Simon Grain Sorghum Club shows strong results with profits of 208.92 on 3 acres of feterita and a member clearing 74.18 per acre. Mt View Pig Club members report 20.28 profit on four pigs, illustrating profitable farm work for youths. Club work to resume around April first with parent support urged by County agricultural Agent Lb Paschall.
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Cochise County
Pumerehe Poultry Wh
Benson
Mire
J.T
San Simon Rein Sorghum Club
All. Wasehall
Mt. , View
San
Moby
Nthe
San Simon Grain
Mt. View
Paschall
Tombstone Visit Notes and Court Actions Across Town
H Neville and family left Tombstone for El Paso after a weeks stay with Mrs Harry Bradt. Thos K Sorin founder of Tombstone Epitaph visited, then returned home. The State vs John Xines on vice arrest work continued with many witnesses. Jane Xperts found not guilty in Ames case and released. W C Shaw spent days in Douglas on business. Death of Sister Lennie Low noted in Bisbee. Engineer Andy Strathers on leave. Harry Pickett won a court victory in Tombstone from Douglas. Secretary Fon returned from Douglas and Bisbee. Deputy Sheriff W A Patterson attended court duty. Pink Murry and Jody Miorney seen in Tombstone. Scrap shipment from Tombstone to San Francisco and on to Japan. Food and apron sale by St. Pauls Guild planned for Saturday 2-4 p.m. at Machomich building. Guild notes and future meetings recorded. Harry Hasselgren of Lew Springs noted for business. Owen E Murphy to join C A force at Junction shaft. Constable Late Gibson returned to Gleeson. Deacon Davis bootlegging case heard. Frank Martinez bootlegging case followed. Howard Hampston, former Tombstone youth, back in town.
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Lennie Low
Karger
Board of Perivisors
Bisbee
Andy Strathers i
Douglas
Harry Pickett
Tombstone
Pickett
St Paul's Guild
Price
Indies
J. H. Macias
Lewis Springs
Harry Hasselgren
Lewie Springs
Cotoda
Murphy
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Hugh Poster
Dlpper
Annual Meeting OF Cattle Growers’ Assn
Willcox
DR. Shine Here
Dr. Snine
Copper Queen Hospital
Yeater Day
Randolph Op
Bunker Hill Hospital
Cassidy
Husehues Water Company
Dave
Percy Bohack
Eninet Godoy
Joe
New York Life Insurance Company
B. Wilson
T Hie Company
TP. Glenn
Wm. Glenn
WO. Reasonover
Wm. Cowan
Ralph Cowan
Turner
Logan Locknary
Superior Court
Alex Murry
Louie Whitney
Frank Doan
Vongtas
Hert
Lhce Serecany
G. M. Moore
Nouslan
Yomitstone
Department of the Interior
J. L. Irvin
Register
John J. Birdno
Johnson
Bond
Andy Johnson
Wit
Goodyear Company
R. G. Langmade
Phosatz
County Agricultural
EL Paso
H. Neville
Harry Bradt
Thos, K. Sorin
Voohise County
John Xines
Superior Cour
Rowehn
Ames
Jane A Xperts
W. C. Shaw
Dougiox
Buullas
Fon
Cochine County Taxpayers’ Association
Douglas and Bisbee
Sherif W. A. Patterson
Oache
Fairbank
Pink Murry
Boquillas Land and Cattle Company
Wombetone Jody
Miorney
K. Williams
Naughn
San Francisco
Japan
Pacific
Times of St. Paul's Guild
Machomich
Allen
Owen E Murphy
Justion of the Peace
Junction
Winters and
Late Gibson
Gleeson
Bauxham
Deacon Davis
Frank Martinez
Davis
Howard Hampston
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