Cattle Growers to Convene in Globe on February 23 24
The Arizona Cattle Growers association holds its annual convention in Globe on February 23 and 24. Key topics include freight tax relief marketing improvements and possible consolidation with the Arizona Wool Grower center. Notable speakers include Fred H. Bixby Dwight B. Heard and P G Splitsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Arizona
Arizona Wool Grower Center
National Association
Fred H. Bixby
American National Livestock Association
Dwight B. Heard
Washington
P. G. Splitsbury
Arizona Industrial Congress
Glebe
Henry G. Boice
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Association
Sonora Cattle Shipments To Mexico City Begin
Heavy cattle shipments from Sonora to Mexico City are under way with two bond trains leaving Nogales this week. The first train carried 15 cars by West Coast Cattle Co, principal owners Jose Camona and Ramon Eline. The second train, of 90 cars, was shipped by Manuel Expinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Mexico City
Nogales
West Coast Cattle Company
Jose Camona
Ramon Eline
Manuel Expinces
Severs
February Term of Court Opens in Tombstone
The February term of the Superior Court began in Tombstone with 36 jurors reporting for duty and the first case, State vs Geo Popovich for arson, underway. Judge Lockwood presided in Judge Sames quarters due to unfinished Division 1 court room, as numerous witnesses are set to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Division 1
Senator Roberts Reports On Phoenix Forest Meeting
Senator CM Roberts of Willcox returned from the Phoenix conference of forest supervisors and state officials. He said Cochise County’s request for 100000 to finish Chiricahua Mountain road appears favored for base forest road aid. Politics in Phoenix loom as next week’s legislative session nears amid opposition to the governor.
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CM. Roberts
Willcox
Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Forest Supervisors of
Washington
Tombstone
Roberts
Coconino
Cochise County
Department
Maddock
Campbell
Apache Powder Plant Set to Open March 1 Near St David
The Apache Powder Company near St David will begin production on March 1 with a plant capacity of up to 1.5 million pounds monthly. The facility covers over 600 acres, lies seven miles from Benson and four miles from St David, and features safety and danger zones protected by hills. Employment will reach about 150 skilled workers under manager W. W. Edwards with D. E. Fogg and C. F. Mills overseeing operations.
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Apache Powder Company
St. David
Benson
St David
el Paso
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
W. W. Edwards
D. E. Fogg
C.F. Mills
Bisbee Woman Dies of Pneumonia
Bisbee widow Mrs John Mason Ross wife of local attorney died early today after a week of illness. She leaves husband three small children. Funeral planned in Bisbee per reports received this afternoon amid rising pneumonia cases in the town.
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John Mason “Ross
Bisbee
Cem cc
ELIAS WILL RETURN CRIMINALS WANTED PHOENIX
Governor Francisco Elias of Sonora writes to Arizona Governor Campbell vowing to stop border depredations. He reports organized guerilla bands to pursue accused thieves and offers to return criminals wanted in the United States who shelter in Sonora, except Mexican citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Francisco S. Elias
Sonora
Campbell
Arizona
Camsphel
Eulas
Mexico
Beginning steel laying to Nogales on Tucson branch
Laying of steel has started on the Southern Pacific railroad between Calabasas and Nogales. About seven miles will be laid, officials report, making this section to Nogales one of the best ballisted and smoothest running on the Tucson branch.
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Nogales
Southern Pacific
Calabasas
Tucson
War Finance Board Loan Supports Arizona Cattle Firms
A $350,000 loan was issued to Arizona Land and Cattle and Las Jarrillas Cattle, joint ventures forming large ranches in Arizona. John Mets of Arizona National Bank led the deal. W. J. Cox of Los Angeles and W. J. Munch of Phoenix supervised the audit. The loan, part of wartime finance efforts, signals strong support for local cattlemen with additional loans in the district.
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TUCSG
War Flance Corporation
Arizona Land and Cattle Company
Las Jarrillas Cattle Company
Arizona
John Mets
Arizona National National Bank of
Tucson
W. J. Cox
Los Angeles
W. J. Munch
Phoenix
War Finance Board
Robinson
First National Bank
Doran
Lizens’ National Bank
Security Bank
Trust Company
Los Angel
Sheriff Denies Jones Deputy at Bennett Search
Sheriff J Hood stated that S E Jones was not a deputy at the time of the Bennett premises search and had not been for months. He noted Jones had a deputy commission revoked after resigning and questioned the legality of the search conducted by Jones and citizens. Deputies were not consulted and locals filed complaints after reports of an alleged illegal citizen search.
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Benson
W. J. Bennett
S. E. Jones
J. & Hood Today
Jones
Bennett
Bennett Garage
Ti E
Nest Monuto
Mortgage annuities sought in McKittrick case in Tucson
In Tucson on February 6, Consolidated National Bank and Willcox Bank and Trust filed suit in the superior court to annul eleven mortgages held by the McKittrick Corporation and the San Francisco Cattle Loan Company. The action targets ten chattel mortgages and one realty mortgage tied to real and personal property in Pima, Pinal, and Cochise counties, arguing the San Francisco firm lacks an Arizona agent and thus cannot do business here. The suit seeks judgments already obtained by the banks and asks for costs and other relief as deemed proper by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
McKittrick Corporation
San Francisco Cattle Loan Company
Pima
Pinal and Cochise County
Consolidated National Bank and
Willcox Bank and Trust Company
Tilve
McKittries Corporation
California
Francis Martman
Pima County
Supervisors appoint Hays to legislature from Cochise
Lyman H. Hays of Willcox was named by the Cochise county board to fill the unexpired term of Dana T. Milner in the lower house for the 6th district. Four applicants vied, but Hays was the only one to specify Republican affiliation as required. The vote: Hart and Adams supporters for Hays. D A Adams abstained. vacancy action followed routine fullboard business including highway designations.
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Board of Supervisors
Lyman H. Hays
Willcox
Dana T. Milner
Cochise County
Milner
Campbell
Keefe
House
John C. Gung
W. R. Townsend
Ieo Simon
B Butler
Hays
Republican Party
J. B Hart
EL Adams
D. A. Adams
Hooker Hot Springs Willcox
Patie
Pearce Cochise
Near Accident on Nogales Road In Patagonia
Mr and Mrs Beam of Nogales were traveling to visit daughters Mrs Parriar and Mrs Lawson of Marahan when their car skidded near Patagonia on Nogales Road. Mr Beam steered into the bank to avoid going off the grade, smashing the front but saving the occupants from injury. The car was towed into Patagonia and repaired at the American garage. The Beam family returned home.
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Nogales Road
Patagonia
Beam
Nogales
White
Parriar
Lawson
Marahan
Nogales Fatagonis
Nogalesase
Flynn Leaves Phoenix for Tucson Federal Court Week
United States District Attorney Thomas A Flynn departed Phoenix tonight for Tucson to attend a week-long session of the federal court there.
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Flynn
Phoenix
United States District
Thomas A Flynn
Tucson
Arizona photograph collection to preserve state history
Phoenix February reports James H. McClintock organizing thousands of Arizona photos into local and topic based loose treat books. Each county will have a dedicated book with sections from ancient races to modern municipal views, including nearly 100 Fly photographs from Tombstone and General Crook campaigns. McClintock urges adding portraits with historic bearing to this growing archive.
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Phoenix
James H. McClintock
Arizona
C. 8
Fly
Tombstone
General Crook
Mexico
Geronimo
Tam
Tistorian McClintock
Arisona
Arizona Ports Move $729,087 In January Trade
Goods through Arizona ports in January total value 720,087. Nogales exports 494,936 and imports 69,219. Douglas exports 221,295 and imports 3,966. Data released by Collector Charles L. Fowler.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
District of Arizona
Charles L. Fowler
Nogalys
Douglan
Four Arizona Firms Incorporate Under State Laws
Phoenix January 31 four Arizona companies formed under state laws per corporation commission records. Pilares Extension Mining with 1,000,000 shares of $1 par value, Douglas officers lead the consolidating group. The Aliona Mining Co headed by S D Stewart of Oatman authorized $150,000 capital in 1,500,000 shares at 10 cents. The Atjalto Theater of Tucson has $250,000 capital in 25,000 shares at $10. Coleman Trosper Tee Company of Gila Bend reports $15,000 capital in 15,000 shares at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Pilares Extension Mining Company
Douglas
Shelby McCall
Martin T. Buckley
Joseph H. Reynolds
Morace
Dugan
Aliona Mining Company
SD. Stewart
Oatman
Coleman Trosper “Tee Company
Gila Bend
Arizona State Roads Seen In Good Condition
Phoenix Feb 4 Conditions are gratifying in Arizona highway camps fully equipped and functioning. J I Frazier chief of maintenance reports an $800 mile inspection trip. On the Douglas Bisbee highway work focuses on filling expansion cracks with asphalt and sand. East of Douglas progress is being made on Toad construction. West of Fort Thomas crews rebuild culverts and box culverts for irrigation. Florence to Mesa Superior Junction may lack funds for surface work but remains passable in dry periods. Benson work nearly done while Tempe highway shoulders are being built.
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Phoenix
Arizona
J. I Fra ‘Rier
State Highway Department
Douglas-Bisbee
Douglas
Frazier
Fort Thomas
W. C. Tuttles
Florence
Mesa Superior Junction
Benson J
Tempe Highway
Harter Named New County Engineer in Arizona
A L Harter former state engineer behind the Cold Water bridge project over the Agua Fria river and part of the Gillespie dam construction was appointed county engineer by the board of supervisors to fill the vacancy caused by Harry E Vernon’s death. Vernon was found dead in his car on January 2 along East McDowell road. Harter will assume duties at once.
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Phoenix
A. L. Harter
Coldwater
Agua Fria River
Gillispie
Board of Supervisors
Harry E. Vernon
Duffy Resigns from Nogales City Council
Frank J. Duffy former state legislator resigns from Nogales city council to focus on personal business. Samuel Seeker, a local merchant, is appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Nogales
Aris
Frank J.duffy
Samuel Seeker
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Maricopa County
Pishon
Mornig
John West
Fred Scobie
San Simon
B. C. Payne
C. E. Schilling
E. A. Schilling
J.P. Cummings
Willox
Robert Bejar
Harry G. Henderson
Bowe
ML. Rudeign
Warren
W.T. Watson
Pearce
Jas I Cunninghan
McNeal
FS. Moses
Hereford
DJ Hanlay
Magus Majaloud
Jac
Harrington
Walter S. Collier
Sto ‘O
Senator Roberts
Apache
Elias
New County
Nogales Solon
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