Arizona State Loan Board convenes during February meetings
Phoenix February reports state loan board meetings begin this year with Governor Campbell presiding. The board approved overall loans as several hundred applicants are on file. Farmers need funds now, with actions timed for peak demand. Also attending were Secretary Osborn Attorney General Wiley Jones and Treasurer David F. Johnson.
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Phoenix
Covenor
Thomas B. Tampbell
Yesterdas
Campbell
Osborn
Wiley Jones
David F. Johnson
Calf theft case ends with state departure order
Tina Fepie of Bowie was brought to the county seat by Constable Jud Prewitt on a calf theft charge against Riggs Cattle. The cake was dismissed at the request of John Riges. Maple was discharged after a severe reprimand and ordered to leave the state.
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Tina Fepie
Bowie
Jud Prewitt
Riggs Cattle Company
John Riges
Ai. Veple
Juder Fowler
Tucson Chief of Police Bribe Trial In Closed Hearing
Tucson February 10 Eaan Mills faced trial on charges of accepting a bribe to protect prostitution. The hearing was closed to the public by mutual agreement of County Attorney Moore and defense counsel John T Hughes, with Mills held on $1000 bond for trial in the superior court.
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Tucson
Eaan Mills
Moore
John T. Hughes
Justice Peage
Mitts
Shriners Toasting Sands for February 22
Phoenix dispatch reports Shriners heat the sands for a February 22 toast to support the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Justrious Potentate Henry A Morgan and Shirley Christy plan the event, with the new fry toasted to a travel ale on the date.
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Phoenix
el Zarihah
Mystic Shrine
Justrious
Henry A Morgan
Shirley Christy
Oylons Work Overtime On Budget In Arizona Legislature
In Phoenix on February 16 the Arizona House debated budget cuts to stenographers and other offices. Officials argued losses harm reporters and staff. Osborn explained long hours, while contingent expenses rose from 1500 to 2500 dollars. Path through bills included a state patrol bill and lumping Farish’s appropriation.
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Phoenix
Ery
Morrill
Ueattine
Loys
Osborn
Kirk Miller
Board of
Par
Lone
Miller
Thomas EK. Farish
Farish
Mallory
Pima
Texas Rangers
Arizona
Eddy and Edwards
Yuma
Gila River
Wellton
Peterson
Graham
New Tube Mill Installed At Bunker Hill Mill
Dr. Grebe completed the installation of a tube mill at the Bunker Hill property with a 50 ton per day capacity. The tubular unit runs on 100 horsepower electric power and boosts the milling capacity. More tables were installed and two are now operating slowly. The project extends the mutt road track from the Tranquility mine to the Silver Thread. A legislative note mentions pay raises from seven to ten dollars and a bill for law graduates to practice in Arizona. University of Arizona president discussed needs not in the appropriation bill and nonfunded items.
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HM Property
Mutt Road
Horticultural Commission
von Klein Smid
University of Arizona
State University
Fan Stars En Musikale At Meeting
The regular semimonthly meeting of the Fastern Star chapter was held at their lodge roome last evening. After the business meeting a musical was enjoyed. The program consisted of vocal and instrumental music. Participants included Mr Valance Mr McSparrow Mr Titford Mr McMahon and others. Dr and Mrs Hughart and Mrs Hutchison were in charge. Banana salad wafers and coffee were served. The social committee for the next meeting will be Mrs Herwood and Mr and Mrs Henry Jobson.
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Fastern Star
Valance
McSparrow
Titford
McMahon
Hughart
Hutchison
Herwood
Henry Jobson
David and Wilcox Recounted in Con Test at Phoenix
Phoenix Feb 10 St David and Willcox precincts were counted this morning in the contest heard by Judge Stanford in the superior court. In the former Hunt gained one vote as his lawyers had claimed before the count. In Willcox he gained four more and Campbell one.
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Phoenix
St. David
Willcox
Stanford
Superior Court
Hunt
Mtorneys
Campbell
Burglars Blow Safe At Kelvin Post Office
Kelvin, Feb 10 Last Monday night robbers blasted the Kelvin general store and post office safe but drew only a small amount of cash. Officials believe the same gang behind a Christmas robbery carried out the crime, and no suspects or whereabouts have been learned.
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Kelvin Post Office
Clipton
Kelvin
Raley lecture on child welfare at Tombstone church
Rev Edward D. Raley, leader of the Sunday School Association for Arizona and New Mexico, spoke at the Congregational church on faith in child welfare. He urged community unity for wholesome religious education, noting progress in Sunday schools but warning much work remains. He cited 200 Sunday schools with about 40,000 attendees, 3,000 teachers, and 400 in teacher training, praising graded literature and class organization while stressing spiritual aims beyond physical and mental care. The talk explored national concerns over civilization and Christian ideals in education, urging stronger home and school religious focus.
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Edward D. Raley
Sunday School Association For
Arizona and
New Mexico
Congregational Church
Rey
Staley
Bates
Johnson Dit Described In Engineering Journal
In Cochise County Arizona near Johnson a mining camp shows a permanent base with Keystone Copper Mining Co owning 310 acres two miles south of the town. The Cobra Mining Co operates nine claims to the west shipping 150 tons of ore daily and employing 100 men. Arizona & Michigan Development Co owns nine claims with a 400 foot main shaft and 60 workers. Peabody Consolidated Copper Company ships 400 tons monthly at 6 percent copper with 40 workers. Black Prince Mining Co holds claims east of Johnson with two 100 hp units.
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Harry E. Scott
Journel
Arizona
Ie Johnson
Cochie
Cochise
Southern Pacific Railroad
Keystone Copper Mining Co
Ingersoll Rand
W.W. Miller
Lannon
Vie
W. J. Truesdale
T. C. Miller
Newton
Kan
Cobra Mining Company
Keystone
Weat
Goodrich- Lockhart Company
Robert Morrison
Arizona & Michigan Development Company
Cobriza
Sullivan
Ouly
S. French Hoge
Frankfort
EB. McMahon
Louisville, Ky
ON. T. Trivar
Peabody Consolidated Copperompany
Isidore Niner
New York
Wo G
Burned to death in Arizona ranch house blaze near Aguilla
Mesa, February 10. Mrs Mary Lapham, mother of Charles and Frank Lapham, died after a Wednesday night fire at a ranch near Aguilla. News reached Mesa via Porter who found the burning house as the two boys returned to the station. Mrs Lapham was carried to Phoenix hospital but died shortly after arrival. Cause likely linked to lamp explosion.
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Mesa
Mary Lapham
Charles
Frank Lapham
Ako
Sicily
Aguilla
Lapham Lane
Bisbee Miner Falls Eighty Feet At Junction Shaft
February 10 miner named Fox, employed at the Junction shaft, fell eighty feet through a chute on the 19 level. The chute is partly inclined and partly perpendicular. He landed at the bottom with only a slight head scratch and, despite urging to stop, finished his shift.
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Fox
Copper District Mines Show Deep Shaft With High Grade Ore
In the Johnson district mining activity thrives as a two compartment perpendicular shaft reaches 965 feet, deepest in the area. Sullivan compressor and Waugh drills support operations with three shifts and 25 workers. Johnson Copper Co plans expanding with a gasoline hoist and belt driven compressor. Surface ore near 30 percent copper draws teasers, while deeper ore shifts to near sulphides. The district authorities include J T Long as president and W C Bartlett as superintendent.
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Sullivan
Danville
Waugh
Cameron
Broxs
Robert N. Hell
John ©. Thompson
J. B. Wright
Matt Olice
Denver
W. C. Bartlett
Johnson Copper Co
J. ‘T. Long
Johnson District
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Arizona State Loan Board
Daly
Alleger Gatti
Polige BO
Shriners
Sidney FP. Osborn
Bunker Hill Mill
Dr. Grebe
Hamer
Gila
Statehood
Law School
University For Arizona
Lou
Swhe
David and Wilcox
Raley
Tombstone
Johnson
Engineering Journal
Oman
Bisbee
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