Governor Campbell shoots in first clash with Arizona legislature
Phoenix reports Governor Campbell disapproves parts of two tax bills affecting Lowell Observatory property and a school funding item as the legislature closes in on budgets. Deputies disclose a fatal early evening shooting at 825 North Gamb Street involving William Moore, son Milford Moore, and the governor’s family, viewed as the culmination of long running tensions.
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Lowell Observatory
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Tax Commission
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Martenpie
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Earls Gower
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Esnips Street
Youner Moore
The
Garter
North Fifth Street
Owtilet
Ls Angeles
Ton
Yanngen Moore
Huachuca State Ed to Locate Game Preserve
A notification to Supervisor Johnson of the Coronado National Forest states a Huachuca State game preserve will be located in Huachucas, extending territories in Cochine and Santa Cruz counties to formalize the designation.
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Huachucas
Cochine
Santa Cruz Counties
Huachuca
Johnson
Coronado Natonal Forest
Eastbound express train carries hen fruit to ease shortages
Douglas reports the first solid eastbound trainload over the El Paso & Southwestern and Rock Island lines, originating in San Francisco and bound for Chicago. The carloads aim to relieve the eastern grave shortage of perishable poultry like hen fruit, amid food riots in large cities and high prices.
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el Paso & Southwestern
Rock Teland
San Francles
Chicago
Traintead
Nine Applicants for Pharmacy Course in Arizona
Nine applicants took the examination held yesterday by the Arizona board of pharmacy in Douglas. Fred Pletshman of Tucson and Kr Huxtable of the city supervised at the public library. Eight men sought full pharmacist status and one, Harold Fort, applied as an assistant. The candidates were RAL Perry, C. W. Carlisle, Waldo Routhagy, G. W Shelton, Carl Farrar, J. Ruble, F Koonts, and George Warin. Most reside in Douglas and vicinity.
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Arizona Re Board of Pharmacy
Fred Pletshman
Tucson
Kr. Huxtable
Cine
Harold Fort
Ral Perry
W. Carlisle
Waldo Routhagy
G. W Shelton
Carl Farrar
J. Ruble
F Koonts
George Warin
Douglas and
Viciniy
Lost Arizona mine found after forty long years
The Florence Blade reports the fabulously rich Ward mine in Arizona has been rediscovered after decades. Abe Encinas and Juan Ward, while with Lorenzo Cruz, located the old Ward property in the Red Hills near the valley, with ore samples showing copper and silver richness triggering renewed prospecting and claims.
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Vand
Fand
Juan Werd
Milom Ward
Lorenzo
Abe Ene
Ateat
Pigeenee
Jon W. Anderson
Riteelf
William Tuttle
Milton Ward
Round Valles
White House
Head Pate
Milton
Ward
Abe Encinas
Juan Ward
Red Hills
Lorenzo Cruz
Florence
Hayden Bill Aims to Double Arizona Mining Output
The Hayden measure would open Indian reserve mineral rights to mining on about 14 551 000 acres, with fees starting at 25 cents per acre first year and rising to 1 per acre after five years, plus 5 percent of gross output once a mine starts. Proponents say it could double Arizona’s mineral production while coal lands stay protected. The bill received House approval and awaits Senate action amid opposition from some senators.
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Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Arizona
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Coluraie
Interioy Department
Indian Reservation Fund
Indian Bureau
Taxes Need Paid on Transient Sheep Herds At Yearly Tax
Feb 24 report outlines that Maricopa County will enforce taxes on sheep that graze in the county for three to four months yearly. An affidavit listing sheep numbers by county and duration is required when taxes are paid. Officials note Maricopa loses tax share to other counties due to transient herds. Easter Star Lodge notes active meetings and plans for March 9 initiations with music and banquet.
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Drores
Commission
Yavapai
Pinal County
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Grand Lodge
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Martha
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Johnson
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Meary Johnson
Caslgreich
Sparke
Renovation Era Lifts Tombstone Road and Buildings
A flood of improvements hits Tombstone as renovation spreads through residential and business property. Projects include rebuilding the Can Can, Warnekros, Tombstone Lumber Yard upgrades, Masonic Hall work, a Wight plant, and planned thirty room hotel. Officials claim major court house improvements and road work from Benson toward St David. Benson road booster Mass reports roads in fine shape after grading and promises more regrading toward the Pima line.
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Warnekros
Huachuce Water Company
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St David Bridge
Benson
P. Mass
Mas Indicaten Ani
Santee
St. Davie
Herigea Bettie
Alan
Pima County
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Chas F Mos
Shriners to Build $100,000 Temple in Phoenix
Zaribah Shrine confirmed plans for a $100,000 temple on North Central avenue near the School of Music. A lot owned by the Shrine will host the new building, with bids to be requested soon and a dedicated construction committee formed to oversee the project.
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Phoenix
Zaribah Shrine
North Central Avenue
School of Music
D P Hickey Dies of Pneumonia in Bisbee Lowell
Depnix P Hickey a Co Chise county resident for eighteen years died in his Lowell room from pneumonia contracted days earlier. Born in Ireland he came to Bisbee via California and ran the dry goods department for Machomich Mercantile Co. He was a Bisbee lodge member and well known in Tombstone where he previously lived. No interment plans yet.
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Co Chise
Lowell
Hickey
Ireland
Bisbee
California
Bisbee Lodge
Ete
Tombstone
Machomich Mercantile Company
Douglas man discovers stock worth many dollars
Douglas February 24 Ashley B Packard assistant cashier at First National Bank of Douglas found a certificate of stock in United Verde Extension worth nearly 20000 as he cleared his father's desk. The elder Packard believed the stock was lost and the find brought relief and surprise.
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Ashley B. Packard
First National Bank
B A. Packard
Packard
United Verde Extension
Mr. Packard
National Forest Road Study Opens Apache Arizona
Washington reports the first national forest road under the Federal Aid Act will run within the Apache National Forest in Arizona. A survey is authorized by Secretary Houst on to determine a one mile road costing about 343,500 split between the federal government and the local community. The road aims to unlock vast industrial resources and boost tourist travel. Douglas bound.
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Apache National Forest
Arizona
Houston
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