Legislative Holiday Expedited Arizona Legislature Actions
Phoenix March 27 Two day legislative holiday speeds work with hopes Senate bill 43 the financial code will pass soon and general appropriation bills follow. Absent members return as sessions may run ten days more with several high priority measures. Cobb’s bill to ease license rules for marriage passes the house. Curlee Fraser Gale Krebs and Miller vote against.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Tucson
Geo. Cobbe
Cobb
Curlee
Fraser
Gale
Krebs
Miller
Kids Take French Leave of Industrial School in Arizona
Five boys disappeared from the Fort Grant Industrial School after a trip to Safford for witnesses in a case. While returning to the Graham county court house, three walked ahead with guard Whalen, and two, a Mexican and an American named Phillips, lagged behind. Upon arrival, those at the rear were unaccounted for and a search was launched, with the youths still at large and possibly hundreds of miles away.
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Farmer Office
Whalen
Graham County Seat of
Justice
United Verde Extension Mine declares 25 cent dividend
Prescott March 37 A dividend of 25 cents a share has been declared to stockholders of record on April 3 by the United Verde Extension Mining Company. The twenty third dividend to be paid, will be distributed on May 1.
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United Verde
Prescott
United Verde Extension Minimg Company
Governor approves three bills in a day in Phoenix
Governor Thomas E. Campbell signed three senate bills into law pushing them to Secretary of State Ernest R. Hall. One bill is an emergency measure taking effect immediately and reshapes county supervisor elections to three per county starting after the next statewide vote while requiring supervisors to be qualified electors. The others authorize a drainage district tax and repeal a 1921 debt-raising referendum that would have increased state bonded debt.
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Phoenix
Mareh
Thomas E. Campbell
Senate
Ernest R. Hall
Beccame
Nest
Board of Supervisors
Hearings Set by Corporation Commission for Arizona Routes
Dates for hearings were set by the corporation commission on March 26. Harry E. Scott of Tombstone seeks a certificate for passenger service between Tucson and Tombstone, set for April 6 in Phoenix. Charles H. Elliott of Tombstone seeks a certificate to operate a freight stage line between Tucson and Tombstone, set for April 8 in Phoenix.
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Oet &Y Commission
Phoenix
Corporation Commission
Harry E. Scott
Tomb- Kone
Tucson
Tombstone
Charles H. Elliott
Auto thief nabbed by Bisbee officers
Harry C. Abbott alias Harry Parks was arrested in Bisbee on a stolen car charge. He received a six day term in Pima county jail from Judge W. H. Sawtelle after the case, turned over to the government, noted Abbott as a deserter from the 1st Cavalry at Dongine.
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Bisbee
Harry C. Abbott
Harry Parks
Pima County
W. H. Sawtelle
U. S
California
Abbott
1St Cavalry
Dovgine
Nine men face assault charges in Lebi school case
At a Mesa preliminary hearing Jim Rollin P. James identified nine suspects as the party that lured him from home, whipped him with a leather quirt, and fled. Waller was named by Jones as the masked assailant. Three witnesses testified as proceedings continued beyond Monday with several defendants dropped and the crowd swelling to over 500.
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Phoenix
Jim
Rollin P. James
Mesa
Jones
N. Waller
Kingsbury
K. of P Hall
Bid Big Garbanzo Purchase Ties Mexican Harvests
Thos Robinson Bours Jr announces a 51 090 000 garbanzo deal as the largest single purchase. He says over 100 000 sacks from the west coast of Mexico were bought for a New Orleans firm, with another similar deal in progress. Garbanzos will be shipped via Nogales to North and South America, Cuba, and the Philippines after Mexico lifted the embargo.
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ALES
Ariz
Thos. Robinson Bours, Jr
Navajo
Sonora
New Orleans
Mexico
Sina-toa
Bours
Nogales
North
South America
Cuba
Philippine Island
Flynn appointed chancery master for Arizona rail suit
Thomas A. Flynn former assistant U S attorney for the district of Arizona was named special master of chancery by Judge William H. Sawtelle. The hearing set for April 3 concerns Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific railroads versus the State of Arizona. Flynn will hear whether funds from the current freight tariff were properly collected and report findings to the federal court.
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Phoenix
Thomas A. Flynn
United States
District of Arizona
William H. Sawtelle
Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific
Auto Overturns in Broadside Near Pantano
In Tucson on March 18 Harry M. Ross and Howard Powers escaped serious injury when their automobile overturned while traveling from Douglas to Los Angeles. A left front tire came off, throwing the car toward a culvert and causing it to overturn. Both men were thrown clear with only light bruises, and bystanders helped them into Teces. The driver, Ross, resides in Los Angeles.
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Tucson
Harry M. Ross
Howard Powers
Douglas
Los Angles
Pantano
Ros
Los Angelea
County Scholarships Examine Students May 6 1922
Examinations for county scholarships are set for the first Saturday in May, May 6 1922, at the county superintendent of schools office. Scholarships worth 500 dollars each are awarded annually by the state to the county’s top scorer, to be applied toward University fees. Eligibility limited to county residents aged sixteen to twenty one, enrolled in a four year high school or equivalent. Applicants must answer University supplied questions and obtain certification by the county superintendent to sit for the exam. Subjects include English Algebra Science and two additional subjects from History Latin French German Spanish Geometry or a second science. The exam covers five subjects total.
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Snlens
Quest for New Thrills Turns More to Drugs
United States Marshal Thomas J. Sparks blamed the souxeur generation's quest for excitement and new experiences for a rise in narcotics use. He arrived in Tucson on official business and urged citizen cooperation to aid federal efforts to curb the narcotic evil.
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Tucson
Souxeur
United States
Thomas J. Sparks
Marshal Sparks
State lands auction clears eight thousand acres in three counties
Phoenix reports Rudolph Kuchler state land commissioner and C F Ashley chief accountant presided at auctions in Coconino Apache and Navajo counties last week selling roughly 8000 acres. Some Navajo county tracts sold above appraised value due to competitive bidding. A next sale is planned Friday morning March 31 at 10 oclock at the capitol entrance.
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Phoenix
Maren Zs
Coconino
Apache
Navajo
Rudolph Kuchler
C.F. Ashley
Land Department
Navajo County
Kuehler
Ashley
Capitol
Kuchler
Eighty-five Mine Resumes Shipments at Lordsburg
Douglas March 23. The Eighty five mine at Lordsburg New Mexico has resumed operation and shipments of ore were resumed last Saturday. Harry Clark of the Calumet and Arizona, owner of the property, says output will reach about nine thousand tons per month. The ore is highly silicious and desirable for the smelter. The mine, three miles from Lordsburg, was purchased by the C. and A. two years ago and was previously under other owners. It is served by a railroad branch recently taken over by El Paso and Southwest.
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Douglas
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Harry Clark
Calumet and
Arizona
Arizona and New Mexico Railroad
el Paso and
Southwestje
Rabbit hunt and barbecue at Whitewater schoolhouse
The Whitewater district farm bureau will join an April 1 rabbit hunt at the Whitewater schoolhouse with a 1 PM barbecue. The hunt runs until 12 20 PM and at 2 PM farmers plan to complete the marketing association. Organizers expect 200 to 300 attendees.
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Whitewater
Farm Bureau
Whitewater District
Mexico Cancels Export Duty on Cattle
Nogales Sonora Chamber of Commerce reports from Mexico City that President Obregon signed a decree cancelling export duties on cattle. The decree bans export of cows under eight years and steers under one year. duty averaged five pesos per head. The chamber had pressed Finance Ministry with a petition.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Nogales Sonora
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Antonio R Campillo
Obregon
United States
Sonora
of Finance of Mexico
State Tax Commission Touring Arizona Counties
The State Tax Commission led by Chairman Chas R Howe and members Frank Luke and E A Hughes arrived in Tombstone after finishing a tour of Santa Cruz. They will inspect Cochise county properties including major industries cattle mining and farming and visit Apache Powder plant before visiting Willcox Mascot Central Paradise, Douglas and Bisbee mines and concentrator at Don Lusis.
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State Tax Commission
Chas
R. Howe
Frank Luke
E. A. Hughes
Tombstone
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Cochise County
Apache Powder Plant
Willcox
Mascot
Central
Paradise
Douglas
Bisbee
Don
Lusis
Graham
Geo. R. Henshaw
Board of Supervisors
M. C. Hawkins
Tax Commission
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF HOMESTEAD PROOF
Notice is given that Albert Rose of Kelton Arizona filed intention to make homestead commutation proof for southwest and other sections in Township 19S Range 26 E. The claim will be proven before U S Commissioner T G Emnous at Courtland Arizona on April 15 1922. Witnesses include Howard W Nichols Leslie Mat Engly Thomas P McGinnis and R B Grantham. First pub March 19 1922. Also multiple local ads about seed corn hosiery and diamond drilling at Willcox and Artesia Ranch supporting varied property listings and farm equipment.
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T. G. Emnous
U. S
Courtland
Arizona
Howard W. Nichols
Leslie Matingly
Thos. P. McGinnis
Kelton
Grantham
Webb
John R. Towles
Rerister
Willcox
Ariz
Dia
Central Copper Company
Bisbee
Prout
Ley
Lucy Gtragl
17Th Street
Douglas
Artsoma
KOMMITTEE DRIVES KASEY OUT OF TOWN IN YUMA
YUMA Ariz March 2 Several prominent men said the committee visited Marty Casey an itinerant jeweler in a Main street rooming house late Friday night Casey left Yuma on the first available train He confessed to being an organizer for the LW organization but denied recent work for it He packed up and rode a Southern Pacific carrier toward Phoenix after the incident
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Yuma
Ariz
Marty Casey
Casey
L W
Notice of land claim by Frances J L Conyers Arizona
Frances J L Conyers of Benson Arizona heir of Katherine Loarkey filed intent to prove up a land claim in section 23 township 20S range 4E at Tomstone Arizona before U.S. Commissioner W. Fowler on May 4 1922. Witnesses named George W Fenter Ramon Excudero Walter Douglas Louis Eskag all from Fairbanks Arizona. First publication April 2 1922.
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Inverior U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Mare
Frances J L. Conyers
Benson
Katherine Loarkey
Mare Hoine
EL NE
Township
Meridian
Fowler
Tomistone
George W. Fenter
Ramon Excudero
Walter Douglas
Louis Eskag
Fairbanks
John BR. Towles
Register
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Woodward
Globe
Claypool
Gila County
Burton
Penn
Vol Weyers
P. Jones
Flynn
Sera Sereen
Artesia Ranch
Hereford
Aartt
International Stocking
Norristown
Taccom—Trail Copper Co
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