Auto Licenses Are Good Sign Of Prosperity In Arizona
Arizona officials report January 1922 motor vehicle license receipts totaling 129,094 dollars, with gasoline tax collections near 98,956 dollars since the tax's start. Inspector Musgrave claims annual livestock and game losses from wolves, coyotes, and mountain lions approach 1,000 dollars, while broader extermination efforts continue with 14 field men and traps, poison, and hounds.
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Tueson
Arizona
Antone
Mvestock
Phoenix
Rona
Vanelderglat Anc
Ernest Hall
Secretary of State
Ieee
Secretary Hall Sets Election On House Bill 83 In Phoenix
Phoenix February 19 Secretary of State Ernest R Hall says House Bill 83 enforcing state guaranteed district irrigation bonds will be submitted to voters at the November general election unless a valid legislative mandate appears. He noted the legislature may attempt to amend or repeal a referendum act but will still proceed with the election unless directed otherwise. The measure faced a referendum against Article 4 prompting a court ruling that allowed the ballot action to proceed despite challenges.
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Phoenix
Ernest R. Hall
Hall
E W. Michael
Paradise Verde Water Users’ Association
Mater
Cochise County Probes Osborne Case in Tucson
In Tucson on Saturday Cochise county attorney John F. Ross investigated Osborne’s record in Pima county after the shooting that killed Red Osborne, a former Pima deputy sheriff and special officer, with a former Co chise official charged in the case. The report also details political turmoil in the Arizona senate and house over committee replacements and emergency funding for the University of Arizona.
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Tucson
Red Osborne
Pima County
John F. Ross
Cochise County
Ross
Osborne
Benson
Irrigation District Bill Lets District Drainage Power
Senator Saunders of Apache county introduces S. B. No. 6 to amend Senate Bill 115 on Irrigation districts. The chief change grants a district authority to organize with power to drain within its area. A duplicate measure was filed in the House by Representative Baxter of Maricopa County.
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Eddy
Yuma
Saunders
Apache County
Baxter
Mari [Copa County
Cochise Supervisors Defy Attorney General Opinion
Cochise county supervisors move to ignore the attorney general on supervisoral districts and insist no third supervisor will appear on the ballot until a test case is decided. They ask for a bridge project, appoint HM Maxwell as justice, and praise courthouse improvements, with payment awaiting July budget.
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Cochise
Pima
Gila
Greenlee
Ross
Palominas
el Paso Bridge & Iron Company
HM. P. Maxwell
San Simon
Wm. Grees
Phoenix
Court House
Bernard Delays Tucson Assistant Appointment Decision
Fritz Bernard, elected U S district attorney, said no definite choice has been made for the three Tucson and Arizona assistant posts. He noted under consideration several local attorneys and possible reshuffling could place two assistants in Tucson and one in Globe or two in Phoenix and one in Tucson, with a possible one in each city. Final decisions expected early this week.
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Tucson
United States
Fritz Bernard
Bernard
Federal Court
Globe
Phoenix
Rate Reductions for Mine Timbers by Arizona Commission
Arizona corporation commission allows material rate reductions on mine timbers shipments from northern forests to Clarkdale. Santa Fe railway sought a held rate at 16 1 2 cents and requested a Holbrook to Clarkdale rate of 17 12 cents. New rates apply through October 15.
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Phoenix
Clarkdale
Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Holbrook
Farmers of Sulphur Spring Valley plan to organize association
Sulphur Spring Valley ranchers seek to form a marketing association to establish common market pricing, standardize grading and packing, and improve profits. A meeting at Whitewater school house will be scheduled, with hoped participation from Douglas Tombstone Bisbee merchants, to unify prices and boost local farming profitability.
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Farmers OF Sulphur Spring Valley
Douglas
Tombstone
Sulphur Spring Valley
Little Girl Burned to Death Playing With Fire
Four year old Refugia Avila of Pirtleville was burning paper with two other children when her dress caught fire. Despite her mother’s efforts, including submerging her in a tub of water, she died four hours later from severe burns. Parents Mr and Mrs Guada tape Avila mourn with the community as they prepared to leave for Mexico.
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Douglas
Refugia Avila
Pirtleville
Guada
Tape Avila
Mexico
Italian mission member wins alienation suit verdict
Giuseppe Coppola, once part of an Italian government mission, won a 1500 verdict in an alienation case against his in laws, Ignacio and Mrs. Bonillas. Coppola had sought 250,000 dollars after marrying the Mexican ambassador's daughter in Washington and later moving to Naples with her.
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Tucson
Guiseppe Coppola
Ignacio Bonillas
Coppola
United States
Washington
Naples
Italy
America
Hunter Shot While Hunting Near Los Mochis
R J Binkley an American building a sugar mill in Mochis valley was accidentally shot in the right leg while hunting at Los Mochis Sinaloa He was brought to Tucson for hospital treatment His home is in Los Angeles Williams harvested a big tonnage of rice and transported it here for shipment as a natural ice for the first time in three years
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Nogales
Ariz
R. J. Binkley
Mochis Valley
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Williams
Tucson
Los Angeles
Alma Smith Freed of Murder Charge in Forties Minutes
Alma Smith was found not guilty of murdering H. L. Christensen, Fort Worth Arizona case dated December 16, after less than 40 minutes of deliberation. The defense argued self defense. Smith testified Christensen choked her during a false marriage dispute. Court room celebrations followed the verdict.
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Alma Smith
Phoenix
Miss Smith
Christensen
Hin
Bauer Drops Dead in Douglas Grand Hotel
John A. Bauer, a famed southwest mining man, collapsed and died in the Grand hotel hall in Douglas early yesterday morning. He had been active in Arizona Nevada and Mexico mining for decades and recently sold his stake in the Top Mining property. Bauer, a well known Tombstone era figure, studied mines and legends of the region.
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Douglas
J. A. Bauer
Southwest
Grand Hotel
Hater
Vern la More
Bauer
la More
Mr. Bauer
John Bauer
Arizona
Nevada
Mexico
Mim
Tombstone
Carleston
Road Conditions Report Southern Arizona Travel
Road conditions across southern Arizona show many segments in good to excellent shape from Tucson to Nogales and Tombstone area routes. Some stretches like Ajo to Sentinel and Stoval are very bad while others such as Antelope Hill bridge near Weilton just opened to traffic enhance connectivity.
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Tucson
Florence
Winkleman
Ray
Christmas
Casa Grande
Oracle
Mammoth
Tombstone
Nogales
Valley
Bowie
Gleeson
Courtland
Lordsburg Fair
Bisbee
Douglas
Rodeo
Lordsburg
Deming
el Paso
Ajo
Sentinel
Stoval
Gila Bend
Buckeye Fair
Yuma Fair
Yuma
Phoenix
Agua Caliente
Antelope Hill
Weilton
Holtville
Niland
California
Globe Company Starts Globe In Arizona District
February 15 the Arizona Commercial Mining Company one of the district’s largest copper producers announced via general manager H C Palmer that ore shipments will resume in 2008 as the Old Dominion mill prepares to start operations likely by March 1
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Globe Company
GLOBE
Arizona Commercial Mining Company
H.C. Palmer
Old Dominion Company
Mrs Hirst and Mother Visit Time County Seat
Mrs G H Hirst deputy probation officer of Douglas and her mother Mrs McNamara spent yesterday in Time county seat, likely on official duties or civic matters.
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G. H. Hirst
Douglas
McNamara
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M. KE. Musgrave
State of Arizona
Inspector Musgrave
Bubaquivarl
Patagonia
Huachuca
Phoenis
Riven
Lion Kills
Ot Guat
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Livestock Sanitary Board
Leapans
State Senate
University of Arizona
Claypool
Gila County
Senate
Keefe
House
Spejell
Democratic Committee
Republican Committee
Irrigation District
Arizona Commission
Hunter
John A. Bauer
Douglas Hotel
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