New Cochise Court Rules Adopted Today
Amendments to Cochise County Superior Court rules were adopted by Judges Lockwood and Samies after a committee from the Cochise County Bar Association met with them. The rules cover the two department structure, require briefs with demurrers and motions, and set timelines for responses and waivers. The changes aim to curb appeals on non merits grounds and standardize procedures across departments.
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Husband Offered Wife Money to Leave in Divorce Suit
Tucson February 5 Julw Koussean sues in superior court alleging William Roussean urged her to depart his home offering money and wife says he was cruel and often struck her. The complaint frames a divorce action with claims of coercion and domestic violence.
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War on Chinese Eggs to Arizona In Senate Bill
Phoenix February 4 Senator Larsen declares war on Chinese eggs proposing a law to bar inferior Chinese fowl eggs in Arizona The bill insists eggs be fresh stamped with date and age of eggs matters of deep interest to Arizonans.
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Arizona town sees another movie tragedy unfold
In Phoenix a woman alleges robbery by a fashionable hotel guest. An officer escorts the complainant to Harvey House. the accused denies wrongdoing despite the victim naming a theft. The case hinges on unable to identify two silver dollars and the woman's subsequent admission.
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Cattle Types Problem Presses Arizona Stockmen
A Santa Hits range reserve under the direction of Robert Hill studies range cattle in the southwest. The goal is to breed a high beef quality cattle adapted to desert conditions to boost profits without expanding herds. Hill argues pure eastern beef stock would struggle here without proper adaptation and notes the need for a hardy, prolific, fast-maturing breed able to thrive on limited feed and water with minimal shelter.
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Arizona Messenger Reports U S Returns Delivered Builds Canal System
Frank Stewart returned from Washington as Arizona's electoral college bearer and said the new administration would yield more benefits. Reported that a government canal system will irrigate about 67 000 acres between Florence and Sacaton and deliver water to thousands of acres on Indian lands. Infrastructure aims to start after drought concerns, with irrigation works tied to the Sacaton area and Hayden involved.
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Rabbits Turn Up Noses at Poisoned Food Traps
A war on jackrabbits in Arizona farm districts sees County Agent J Brown and FS survey researcher G Metcalf report poisoned bait ineffective. A Casa Grande drive netted 200 rabbits, but fencing out rabbits remains the practical solution as Metcalf and Tucson researchers test palatable bait before returning to Tucson with Miss Marguerite Fell and Miss Tena Brockmeyer to pursue new steps.
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Man From Shoshone Die Of Heart Trouble
The coroner's jury ruled that George W. James of Shoshone Idaho died from heart trouble after collapsing Wednesday night in the Star corral on Second Avenue and Madison Street. The inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Nat T. McKee.
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Tucson Plans School Building for 1500 by 1922
Tucson reports approval of a high school building designed to hold 1500 students with a capacity of 40 of 50 elusaroons, expected to be erected by 1922.
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State Hunters Kill Many Lions Says Inspector
WHORNIX Feb 54 reports say state hunters have destroyed many mountain lions in Prescott Nam area. Inspector notes 5 lions killed, 2 old females with 3 cubs, plus 22 head of cattle belonging to Mr Ainsworth of Prescott. Six mountain lions caught recently in Clifton. Stomach contents showed beef feeding. Cattle losses blamed on lions, prompting concern over widespread stock destruction and the danger to livestock.
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Demand for Half Million Tax Closes Mine at Jerome
In Douglas on February 4, reports say the Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company at Jerome was placed in receivership after the income tax department claimed over 600000 of tax due to absorbing bankrupt property. Attorneys plan appeals to Washington as the firm faces forced closure and financial strain amid a copper demand revival.
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