Modifications to code amendments likely reported in Phoenix
Reports from Phoenix indicate ongoing suspense over Senate Bill 43, the financial code. Officials announced it would stay on the house calendar, with conferences held by Republican and Democratic groups. Several new bills appeared, including measures on bonded indebtedness, county funds, fire insurance regulation, and marriage and divorce statutes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Itim
Senate
House Hill
sivGar
Committee On
Elliott
Tax Commission
Sims
Ull
Cochise
Pima
Santa Cruz
Maricons
Pinal
Yuma
Southern Pacific
Gila
Greenlee
Mule Creek
Cobbe
Improvements at Whipple Barracks Prescott Reach New Level
April 4 report shows nearly 606000 funding for Whipple Barracks near Prescott, lifting total appropriations to about 2.6 million for renovations at the historic post. The hospital complex expands to 1000 patient capacity with 600 tubercular patients and 50 more nurses and attendants, as 201 workers build new facilities.
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Prescott
Whipple Barracks
Old Post
Public Health Service
Albert Stacy Wins Suit for 19000 Against Mining Co
Albert Stacy, manager of Bassett Lumber, was awarded a judgment of 2 19,575.95 against the King Copper Company in the Apache court at Tombstone yesterday. The prior Paterson judgment of 20,408.55 stands superseded until paid. Claims by C. T. Hough and W. B. Hulsey for labor, totaling 657.80 and 265.56, are superior and must be paid first from the California mining district in the Chiricahuas. The Bassett Lumber Co. lists C. W. Sagiriss and F. W. Oficor as arrangers.
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Albert Stacy
Bassett Lumber Company
King Copper Company
Tombstone
Stacy
E Patterson
Paterson
Douglas
California
Chiricahos Mountains
C. T. Hough
W. B. Hulsey
Hough
Hinsley
Ditas Ty Ge Bassett Lumber Co
C. W. Sagiriss
F. W
Tucson Award Overruled In Asset Sale Dispute
The US Court of Appeals overturned a Tucson district court order selling Valley Farms assets and Edwin R. Post for 36465 to satisfy Western Machinery and Reuben Schweitser. Richfield Oil Co of Los Angeles challenged its 28080 oil claim, contending it was barred from intervening. The ruling restores Richfield’s chance to pursue its claim. Post promoted the Post Irrigation Project.
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Cal
United States Chresl Court of Appeals
Valley Farms Company
Edwin R. Pogt
District Court
Tucson
Ariz
Western Machinery Company
Reuben R. Schweitser
Richfield of Company
Los Angeles
Post
Making survey of wyervesS in state Phoenix
John P. Han ton manager of the Artsons Iron Works visits towns and mining camps statewide each week for inspection. He reports progress in Clarkdale and plans to visit Superior after a return from Bisbee and Safford. Ray land Hayden. James Ferrell Called to Rest Bisbee April 4 Ferrell longtime Bisbee resident dies after 13 hour illness following Saturday night strain.
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Phoenix
John P. Han_ton
Artsons Iron Works
Nineteenth Avenue
Harrison Street
Sera
Clark ‘Dale
Superior
Rayland Hayden
James Ferrel
Bisbee
James Ferrell
Ferrell
Playing Boy Drowns In Ginkhole In Tucson Crowd Watches
A six year old boy son of FN Bianchi drowned yesterday afternoon at a ginkgo pool near Ninth Street Avenue and East Ninth in Tucson. Despite repeated rescue attempts by bystanders, laborer Bel Dora Valdes dived in and brought the body to the surface about an hour after the fall. Dr A G Schnabel stated the boy was dead when recovered and could not be revived by lifesaving methods.
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Tucson
Enue
Eighth Street
Bianchi
North Hott
Beldora Valdes
Arroye
A. G
Schnabel
Million acres of forest reserve lands in Arizona
Phoenix April 4 There are 11 336.46 acres of forest reserve lands in Ariz on s according to a report by Raymond R Earhart state treasurer from the forest ser vice of the United States The report details amounts collected by the government for the deferred grazing fee for the period June 30 1821 to December 31 1921 A check for 90 913.04 was recently received by the state from the government for the deferred grazing fees collected during this period
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Phoenix
Arizons
Raymond R. Earhart
United States
Large still found hidden in haystack in Salt River valley
Undersheriff Chas Bowers and prohibition agents unearthed a large concealed still on a Central avenue ranch near Camelback road. Freeman Fike, alleged proprietor, was arrested as officers described a three-sided haystack formation with a hollow center housing the distillery and mash. Neighbors noted the fodder had stood for over a year.
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Phoenix
Prohibition
Salt River Valley
Chas Bowers
Prohibiton
Central Avenue
Camelback Road
Freeman Fike
New Post Office Fixtures Arrive in Willcox
Three new post office fixtures have arrived and bus traffic has doubled with the installation of a stamp window parcel post and delivery windows.
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Willcox
City to Enforce Pound Law and Improve Buildings
The Tombstone city council discussed enforcing the pound ordinance to curb stray animals, start a city pound, and levy dog taxes. They also planned painting and upgrading City Hall and four firehouses, with repairs to roofing and other improvements to be overseen by appointed council members.
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Warner
Cuimmings
Woolery Cavanaugh
Cornelius To
Smith
Cornelius
Tombstone
Scottsdale Votes Bonds for New High School
Phoenix April 3 Bonds for purchasing ground building and equipping high school buildings for this district carried on Saturday at an enthusiastic election by a very large majority.
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Phoenix
Virginia Governor May Attend Parley
Phoenix April 4 lists of delegates appointed by governors chambers of commerce and organizations arrive for the Good Roads Association and Bankfield National Highway Association convention from April 20 to 29 Governor Trinkle of Virginia plans to attend in person if state fairs permit his absence in the event.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Chambers of Commerce
United States Good Roads Association
Bamkbeld National Highway Association
Trinkle
Virginia
Five Justice Precincts in Pima Abolished
In Tucson Arizona on April 4 five justice of the peace precincts in Pine county were abolished by the board of supervisors. Democrats swept the municipal elections led by Frank Cromwell. The reform moves to January 1, 1993, with only the mayor and limited precincts functioning thereafter.
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Ariz
Justice of the Peace
Pine County
Board of Supervisors
Elim
Kansas City
Phoenix
A. Guild
Welfare Board
Frank Cromwell
State and General Federation
Wor
Ajo
Chinese Arrested On Lottery Charge In Phoenix Basement
In Phoenix on a Saturday afternoon a county attorney’s rep and deputy sheriff entered the basement at 115 East Madison street and seized two players surrendering two bits as lottery tickets. Cham Vick and Chan Loy, operators of a store above the basement, were arrested and later released to appear in Superior Court. They were arraigned on charges of conducting a lottery. pleas set for Wednesday morning. The case closes a month long county attorney investigation.
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Phoenix
East Madison Street
Cham Vick and
Chan Loy
Loy
Vick
Stanford
Plans for Flagstaff Hotel Hold Up Construction
Flagstaff waits at least a year before starting a modern 200000 dollar hotel on Koob Hill near Leroux street. Promoters plan to acquire fourty acres of government land, keep five for the hotel, split the rest into lots, and raise funds by selling lots and woods, with about 70000 dollars secured and additional cash from promoters.
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Flagstaff
Koob Hill
Leroux
Woads
Belated returns expected to show victors for minor offices
The article notes candidates for minor offices lagging behind while their supporters anticipate late-returned results to reveal victory.
Flagstaff and Bisbee Summer Schools Announced
Phoenix April 4 The University of Aviamsiat bay issues a circular describing summer schools at Flagstaff and Bisbee. Flagstaff session runs 10 weeks from June 19 in two five week terms with credits. Bisbee runs six weeks from June 12 in cooperation with city public schools.
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Phoenix
University of Aviamsiat Bay
Deat, Paibliekad van Taeteresting
Flagstaff
Bisben
Northern Arizona Normal School
Bisbee
Order of Cooties 15 Organized in Phoenix
In Phoenix Nix Arizona on April 4 the Phoenix Pup Tent No 1 Military Order of the Cootie will hold a gathering tomorrow evening. Commander Thomas P Johnston of Marocipa Post No 20 will install the Pup Tent and officers will be elected. The Cooties parade as the amusement branch of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and their encampment coincides with good roads conventions.
Maricopa State Lands Sell at Increased Values
In Maricopa County approximately 1500 acres sold at public auction, raising about $8299.45 above the total appraised value. Twenty five parcels offered. 24 sold. Improved lands drew less bidding, unimproved lands sold eagerly. A 30 acre site in Phoenix near Washington School sold for over $2000 above appraisal.
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Phoenix
Maricope County
State Land Department
Wnld
Willian A. Work
State Land Commissioner
Washington School
Unpaid State Warrants Questioned by Attorney General
The attorney general says state warrants registered to bear interest at per cent cannot be reissued to draw per cent, unless the rate is set by the state loan commissioners as authorized by Senate bill No. 3 dated March 23. The ruling affects warrants outstanding and the method for fixing interest rates.
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Phoenix
W. J. Galbraith
Senate
Marriage License and Diploma Sent to School Officials
A Cochise county woman forwarded her diploma and marriage license to the Cochise school superintendent to obtain a teaching certificate. The letter, also sent to the state superintendent, notes she will teach the remaining months of the term in the town's grammar school. The vaccination certificate was the sole missing item.
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Cochise County
Helen Brown
Miss Brown
Elsie Toles
Toles
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