Cattlemen Hope for Higher Yearling Prices in Arizona
Arizona cattlemen led by Secretary Ed W Stephens anticipate better offers for yearling steers as they gather for the Arizona Cattle Growers Association convention. Cananea and Mexican border trade are cited, with range conditions and drought in California shaping pricing expectations for February. Deer venison and beef prices are noted, alongside the Mexico legal and security context observed by Stephens.
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Phoenix
Hest
Arizona
Ed W. Stephens
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Cananea Catine Company
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Panhasdie Association
Stephen
California
Cananea
México
Governor Campbell Hosts Mormon Delegation in Phoenix
Governor T. E. Campbell entertained visiting officials from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at dinner in the Adams hotel Phoenix on a Tuesday evening. The gathering acknowledged courtesies shown during his recent Salt Lake visit.
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Phoenix
T. E Campbell
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Adams Hotel
Salt Lake
Hold Aviators On Order From Mexican Chief
Douglas February report notes the release of J M Dulf and G M Usher after their dawn landing 4 miles south of Douglas and 1 mile south of Nacozari Sonora. Release appears delayed for several days as details from military and civil investigations reach Mexico City by order of President Carranza. The aviators are housed at Hotel de Nacomari and cared for by the American colony while awaiting orders to return to the United States.
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Douglas
J. M. Dulf
G. M. Usher
Nacozara
Sonora
Mexico City
Carranza
Leutenants
Irwin Tax Suit Set For March Trial In Tucson
In a Tucson based federal filing notice county officials including the Maricopa County treasurer assessor sheriff and board of supervisors face a March 1 trial date in the United States district court. The suit by William Irwin on behalf of Roosevet reclamation project homesteads seeks to restrain tax assessment and collection on lands not yet granted final certificates or patents. The case involves an estimated land value exceeding 500000 dollars.
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Phoenix
J. M. Laney
United States District Court
Tucson
William Irwin
Irwin
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Roosevet
Oil Boom In County Predicted By Local Realist
Douglas reports strong oil activity in Sulphur Springs Yorks and surrounding areas while several outfits plan to drill near Servess Willcox and Bowie. Residents note a railroad well near Willcox and an oil showing at the United States Oil and Refining Company site with a standard rig in use.
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Servess
McCall
New York
Hubbell
Willcox
Wilcox
Bowie
United States Ofl and Refining Company
Indian curios to pass to University of Arizona
The splendid collection of Indian curios owned by Captain and Mrs. N A Darmonts will become the permanent property of the University of Arizona. The loaned items, once removed from the Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, will be placed in the university campus museum.
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Phoenix
N. A. Darmonts
University of Arizona
Southwest Museum
Los Angeles
The
State University
Border Route Clash Forces Southern Arizona Talk
Senator Fred Sutter flew to Birmingham to plot strategy with Pankhead Highway directors. He aims to push a southern border route through Bisbee, Douglas, Phoenix and nearby passes, arguing northern routes remain impassable for months and years.
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Bisbee
Horderland
Arizona
Fred Sutter
Bisbee and
Douglas
Birmingham
Alabama
Pankhead Higway Association
Phoenin and
Grobe
Lankhead
Court
Phoenix
Aiteich
Ota
Sera Rowie
Vraken
Dying Wife Clears Husband Of Blame
In Aus NX on February 6 the coroner ruled Mrs. Ro Marworz died from accidental gunshot wounds fired by her husband Maniel Marquez. The court heard Mrs. Marquez’s statement to County Attorney Harre Johnson before exonerating the husband. The accident occurred at their Marinette home while the couple’s family heirlooms were being moved. She was born in the city and died Tuesday evening.
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Roails Marworz
Meniel Marquez
Marquez
Harre Johnson
Aetistan
Attorne
Hutie
Marinette
Ste
High Court Rules Damages In Transit Case In Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court affirms a verdict allowing damages for injuries beyond the specific complaint in a Tucson Rapid Transit Co case. A Tucson woman claimed personal injuries from a wreck and later cited shock to her nervous system and recurring pulmonary trouble. The ruling upholds recovery for resultant injuries not exactly listed in the original complaint.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
Tucson Rapid Transit
Alma Rubaiz
Tucson
Pima County
Samuel L. Paine Kingan
Campbell I
Richey
Superior Court of
Texas man to build modern gin in Safford
A Texas investor, T. A. Baker, purchased land south of the Gila valley mill in Safford to erect a modern gin. The plant will be a double-press four-stand gin with capacity to process about forty bales every ten hours, designed to handle peak valley cotton output. Construction will start soon and the gin is slated to be ready before picking time.
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Safford
T. A. Baker
Gila Valley
Skiner
Baker
Mexican officials say negroes want colony
The Mexican minister of public works in Mexico City reports receiving telegrams and letters from American Negroes in Texas New Mexico and California requesting concessions and facilities to establish a colony in Mexico. They say many countries have been investigated and choose Mexico for a colony and seek land near Mexican settlements.
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Douglas
Mexico City
Texas
New Mexico
California
Mexico
Young Man Held on Charge of Deserting from Army
Felix Armenderez, 22, a cook by trade, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Jay Wiebioth and turned over to military authorities in Douglas. He had previously sought draft exemption as foreign born with dependent sister, a claim not allowed, and earlier fled to Tombstone then east before reappearing in Hisbee and being captured.
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Douglas
Felix Armendened
Qi Isbee
United States
Jay FO Wiebioth
Military
Department of Jus- Hew
Tombstone
Wut
East
Armenderez
North Arizona mountain lion killed by state officer
A large mountain lion was shot by a state game department officer south of Winslow in northern Arizona after being freed by dogs. The pelt, valued at around $500, will be mounted and added to the state museum collection. The carcass was displayed at Pinney and Robinson's sporting goods store before shipment east.
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Phoenix
Fed
Zerth
Warren Joe Proehasha
Nash
State
Game Department
Winslow
Arizona
Pinney & Robinson's Sporting Goods
Marin
Ame
Slate Museum
Irrigation Request From Lyman Dam For Phoenix Area
February 6 An urgent request for irrigation water from the Wyman Dam was presented to the county board by landowners in the northern Arizona project. They showed photos and leaves claiming no material damage would occur if water were used for watering crop lands while the dam remains incomplete. The loan board hesitated to approve such an undergirding and preferred waiting until dam completion. The dam is only forty percent finished. Action postponed pending Secretary of State Sims return to Phoenix.
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Phoenin
Wyman
Mate Fcan Board
Arizona
Loan Board
Arizona hearing on stage line from Patagonia to Nogales
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold a hearing today on American Garage of Patagonia to grant a certificate of necessity and convenience for operating a motor stage route from Patagonia to Nogales and other places.
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Poration Commission
Patagonia
Nogales
Oother Places
Pioneer printer Hy Weaver dies at 82 in Prescott era
Hy Weaver, longtime printer of Arizona Miner and pioneer in founding Arizona's first newspaper, died in Prescott aged 82. He helped bring a gubernatorial party and press to Chino Valley in 1864, later guiding the Miner before its consolidation with the Prescott Journal. Survived by five children including Mrs. A A Johns and Mrs. J M Aitken.
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Prescott
Ienlamine Hy Weaver
Preas
Arizona
Arizona Miner
Chino Valley
Here
Weather and Stock Condition Report for Phoenix Area
Weekly weather area reports note grass regrowth near snow patches at about 100 feet elevation. Winter annuals show strong growth on lower mesas and desert sections, especially Indian wheat and muscat, aiding pasture for sheep and cattle. Range conditions remain favorable overall with browse good across most regions, though some high ranges show heavier grazing and minor shrinkage in moisture. Crop progress includes early fruit buds and ongoing preparatory farming work in lower regions, with peach trees blooming and cotton and mulberry showing new leaves.
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Phoenix
alfijer Young @rowih
Mu Fong
Pinedate
Williams
Apache County
Crigarets
Supremes May Hear Sacaton Water Case
The U.S. Supreme Court may hear a dispute over a contract held by the Sacaton Water Users Association to supply electrical energy from Sacaton to Florence for state lighting. The line, proposed as a feeder to reduce lighting costs, faced delays after a 1916 contract with the United States reclamation service and subsequent interior department approval in 1918. The water users halted plans, citing supplemental private contracts that consumed surplus power.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court of the United 5
Ne Heocal State Board of Directors
Wes
Sueaton
Florence
Prisson
United States Reclamation Service
Department of the Interior
Board of Governors
Nogales Men Be Our Guests on Mexican Excursion
Nogales chamber of commerce members on a west coast excursion were hosted with a barbecue in Hermosillo Sonora led by Governor Adolfo de la Huerta. The party toured the Southern Pacific facilities in the city and pressed on to San Blas, reflecting cross border goodwill amid tensions in 1967.
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Nogales
Chamber of Comimerce
Mexico
Hermosillo
Sonora
Adolfo de la Huerta
Beaito Suarez
Governors Palace
Lenore
University of Arizona Girls Trial Daily Cost Plan
The University of Arizona will run a student experiment at Grayson House near the campus to study daily expenses. Four girls will manage tasks at the house and attempt to limit costs to about seventy five cents per day, with Emily Cunningham Helen Whitehead Marzare Gallatin and Antia Shahan named among the first quartet.
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University OF Arizona
Tycson
Tex
Universit
Grayson
Ener
Lancass
Emily Cunningham
Helen = Whitehead
Marzare
Gallatin
Antia Shahan
Meteor falls near Abe Lincoln mine in Arizona region
A large meteor struck near the Abe Lincoln mine in Wickenburg Arizona on Monday, arcing overhead with a thunderous roar. Witnesses J. Marcia and his team reported a seismic tremor and bright sky phenomena as fragments reportedly showered skyward before a distant boom faded. A group plans to search the mountains for the meteorite to study its composition, possibly containing nickel, copper, tin, and iron alloys, while notes on meteor types and atmospheric entry accompany the account.
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Wickenburg
Ila Om
Abe Lincoln
J. Marcia
Marcia
Memenum
Miles Dicant
Legislature May Act on Investigations in State Capitol
Phoenix reports persistent rumors that the Democratic party will push an investigative session in the coming legislature. Republican Gey T Campbell says he is not worried, while Attorney General Wiley E. Jones and the governor face potential probes into alleged expenditures and the Sema Bo Acthooy amendment. The governor contends lawmakers should handle business without a special session, criticizing political maneuvering amid talk of a $75 taxpayer expenditure.
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Ee Phoenix
Democratic Party
Gey T Campbell
Geer
Wiley E. Jones
Eal
D. L
Sint Ned
Seerewag
Mick
Srelany E Gternor
Vech
Arizona to Take Estate Worth 259000 for State
Arizona state treasurer M S Hoes announced the state will claim an estate valued at 259000 as unclaimed property. He returned from a trip to Giebo Sat tort and stated the state’s claim arises from inheritance tax features and that the court in Grabash county may hear the case.
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Proenix
Arizona
M.S. Hoes
Giebo
Sattort
Roes
Satford
Grabash
Arzona
Fello ws plan in Holbrook reveals Lilly syndicate drilling
Reports from Holbrook indicate a powerful Lilly syndicate including Ghee Mopi and Adamana plans to drill another well near the town. The Pacific Wyoming Official and Midest Ol companies, Carter Oil and Keouchaz Hart Drilling are linked to the Standard. The group pledged support via a local church for adoption of an agreed plan through the Near East Relief.
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Plue Ghee
Adamana Wette
Holbrook
Pacific Wyoming
Lily Organization
Pacific
Wyoming
Midest Ol Company
Carter Oil Ene: Pars
51K Basin OW Company
Keouchaz Hart Drilling Company
The
Standard
Hilly Syndicate
Anewele Company
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