Making Changes on Tax Rolls
Following the State Tax Commission order to reduce assessed valuation of mines cattle and land plus city town lots an emergency force of 20 was hired to amend the rolls. The tax rate will be set after corrections and the board will meet daily until rates are fixed with notices mailed by the county treasurer.
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State Tax Commission
M. C. Hawkins
Board of Supervisors
Tax Commission
Welch
Busy campaign announced for Geo W Hunt in Arizona
Geo W Hunt plans a dense primary campaign schedule across Arizona towns from Aug 17 to Sept 11 with daily events except Sundays. The itinerary lists Winkleman Florence Casa Grande Somerton Yuma Mesa Safford Clifton Duncan Glendale Buckeye Phocair Gilbert Holbrook St Johns Prescott Peoria Globe. Sam Simon contract set for drilling San Simon Valley deep well.
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Phoenix
Geo
W. P. Hunt
Winkleman
Florence
Casa Grande
Somerton
Yuma
Mesa
Safford
Clifton
Duncan
Glendale
Buckeye
Phocair
Gilbert
Holbrook
St. Johns
Prescott
Peoria
Globe
Plan for Electrified Arizona Railway Expansion
The Sta ley system of electrified railways proposes 70 miles of electric line in Arizona with a main through Casa Grande and a branch to Tucson. The project would start at the New Mexico state line by the Blue River in Greenlee County, run along the San Francisco and Gila rivers, pass Clifton, Safford, Eagle’s Pass, and reach the international boundary near Casa Grande, with extensions toward Tucson Benson Winkleman Yuma and Phoenix. Corporations will operate as one firm with offices in New Mexico and a Front New Mexico headquarters, with 60 days to begin construction and profits shared with employers based on invested amounts. The incorporators include RE Grace Carl A Davis W L Staley Theodore H Lohman S E Bell and W Bell. officers include W L See President and Theodore H Lohman Vice President.
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Arizona
Casa Grande
Tucson
Arizona Corporation Commission
Staley
Arizona New Mexico State Line
Blue River
Greenlee County
San Francisco River
Clifton
Gila River
Mexico
Santa Fe
Colorado
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Front
N. M
RE. Grace
Carl A. Davis
Phoenix
William L. Staley
Los Angeles
Theodore H. Lohman
San Se
W. E Bell
East Las Vegas
W. L. See
Land W. Bell
Stat
Tourists Wreck Car Near Douglas
Aug 16 Douglas tourists from Hot Springs Ark were injured in a wreck near Silver Creek Monday. E Casade and J H Wallace sustained injuries. Mrs Wallace and daughter were bruised. Car top damaged and one wheel broken. The party planned to resume travel in about two weeks. Young 75 000 to be spent developing iron deposit in Canyon Creek.
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Douglas
E. Casade
Hot Springs
Ark
Silver Creek
J. H. Wallace
Cassde
Young
Canyon Creek
Foster Files Nomination Papers by Mail in Parker Strife
Clyde K. Foster, candidate for constable in Parker precinct, set a Yuma county record for duplicating nomination papers. He sent papers by wire after forgetting the petition and statement and filed them in Yuma once the telegram reached. He presented three sets for board of supervisors inspection along with papers for Chas. Detrick and C. E. Golding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Clyde K. Foster
Parker
Foster
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Foster
Chas. Detrick
C. EB. Golding
Nogales Man Held for Auto Thefts
G C Clark is held in Nogales on auto theft charges after police say he borrowed cars, drove one to Tucson where it wrecked, and abandoned a third car sent from Fort Huachuca. a preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
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Nogales
Ariz
G. C. Clark
Tucson
Clark
Fort Huachuca
Alleged Smuggler of Drugs Captured Near Naco
J Farrell of Elgin Illinois was arrested by federal and county officers near Naco yesterday on drug smuggling charges. He admits involvement but says the drugs were for personal use. He told officers wartime hospital exposure led to addiction, and he crossed the border to obtain drugs. He will likely be sent to Tucson to face federal narcotics authorities.
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Naco
Bisbee
J. Farrell
Elgin
Ill
Farrell
Tucson
Central Highway Set for Completion This Year
County Engineer Syd Smith announced plans in the city to push surface work on the Central highway to Pearce, with three miles of grading remaining. The project will benefit Sulphur Springs Valley, Douglas, and Bisbee, as crews also advance the Slaughter road east of Douglas and finish the Lezuna wash steel bridge four miles west of Bowie. About twelve miles east of Bowls and between Bowie and San Simon remain to be graded, likely finished next year.
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Syd Smith
Daily International
Central Highway
Pearce
Sulphur Springs
Douglas
Bisbee
Voters urged to register ahead of upcoming primary election
The article stresses that voters must register to vote in the coming primary and warns that registration for past or other elections does not qualify one. It claims registration officers push paperwork and duplicate blanks to certify eligibility, noting some want the paper to jog voters’ memories.
Arizona Governor Reassures Federal Aid After Rail Strike
Arizona Governor Thomas Campbell replies to President Harding promising to protect citizens and says all abandoned passenger trains have been moved. He confirms cooperation with federal help and notes no force used against railway operations.
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Phoenix
Harding
Artzcan
Thomas Ge Campbell
Santa Fe Train Service Resumes to Winslow and Santa Fe
Santa Fe train No 2 arrived in Winslow at 10 this fore noon after being marooned at Needles California due to a strike impact. Train No 4 California Limited also reached Winslow and departed. Brotherhood members claimed unsafe equipment but ran tests eastward. The town remains isolated as merchants ration foods amid dwindling stocks after the Big Four strike.
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Winslow
Santa Fe
Needles
Cal
East
California Limited
Los Angeles
Western Terminal
Brotherhood
Party of Tucsonans Kill Mountain Lion
Aug 16 Tucson reports from the Baboquivarl mountains that Robert Ricuiti and a Tucson party killed a seven foot mountain lion. The group including Wendell Roble M E Musgrave Jack Durham Lee Cochran Tom Peters and RC McFadden shot and shared the success. The others remain in the mountains awaiting return at week’s end.
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Tucson
Robert Ricuiti
Baboquivarl Mountains
Jack Durham
Lee Cochran
Tom Peters
RC. McFadden
Cochise County Democratic Primary Candidate Declarations
A 1922 Cochise County notice lists candidates for multiple offices including Clerk of Superior Court Recorder Assessor State Senator Representative Supervisor Sheriff Judge Justice of Peace Treasurer and State Mine Inspector. Incumbents and new hopefuls announce candidacy subject to September 12 Democratic primaries with varying dates and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Bisben
Helen Ll. Brown
D. A. Adams
Geo. R
Charles M. Robert S. Willcox
Arizona
JA. Gumm
Jenson
Cochise
Albert M.sames
Superior Court
A. J. Meier
Douglas
Justice OF Peace II
Office of Justice of Peace of
Tombstone
Cochisel County
Gubson
Harry
Tam
Artzon
First Concrete On Road Laid Near Nogales
In Nogales on the Nogales Tucson highway the Ben Pierce Construction Company poured the first concrete on a Santa Cruz county roadbed. The project aims to lay about 1300 feet daily as paving proceeds toward completion three miles north of Nogales.
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Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Ben Pierce Construction Company
Nogales-Tucson
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Chihushusa
el Rayo Company
Esmeralda Parral Company
State Organization of the American Association of Eagineers
George R. Fansett
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Sam Simon
San Simon Vallep Deep
Nounce
Campbell
Adjutant General of
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Cochise County State Bank
Benson
the Bank OF Security and Service
Mr McKelligon
Ray B. Krebs
William M. Cox
Robert N. Fre
H. P. Merrill
Cochise County Bakery
P. H. Knoles
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