Notice of land bid and parcel sale details
Notice appears to cite a land sale under a land grant process with reference to parcel location near a street and a dated first publication on November 29. The text lists section and range details, a bid or bonus payment, and a deadline for submitting offers by January 11th. It mentions a town or county area and a named claimant THOMAS IF WER.
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Enterior
Unite States
Lind Othe
Pharos
Bey
Notice of Selection Under Act of June 20 1916
Notice from United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona informing of selection under the 1916 act. Details reference grant lands in sections and townships with descriptions of lots and tracts. Dated Phoenix Arizona 1914. Thomas F Weedin Register and John H Kendall ex-Land Office Receiver.
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Congress
Phoenix
Arron
1914
Thomas F. Weedin
United States Land Oficw Johs
Land Office
United Lirat Public Tion
Foret Nation Book of Tombstone stockholders meeting
Irregular notice for Foret Nation Book of Tombstone in Arizona. A regular bonus meeting of stockholders is scheduled for 3 o clock in the afternoon to elect a director and address other legitimate matters.
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Foret Nation Book of Tombstone
Arizona
Lower Coast Rates On Arizona Stock
Washington dispatch reports new freight rates cut for livestock from Anzec points to California. Rates set at $562 per car for two hundred fifty and $135 per thousand mules, with lower coast charges permitted for shipments over two or more lines.
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Washington
Anzec
Californi
Shery
Sheriff to Act Against Two Percent Sale in Cochise County
Sheri Harry Wheeler told Douglas officials that he will arrest anyone making or selling two percent liquor. County Attorney J F Ross says selling root beer is legal, but liquor containing alcohol may be illegal to sell. Awaiting further court action after the All Brow’s case in Bistee is resolved.
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Edo
Reny County
Aitomey J. F Rosso
Sheri Harry Wheeler
Douglas
Cochise
Kos
Bistee
Notable Visitors and Local Events Mark Bisbee Thursday
From Bisbee 1 Attorney Sir Williams and Murry On Business Visit the county seat for legal affairs. E A Hughes returned from Douglas on business. Hayden Taylor arrived from Texas for an extended visit with his mother. W J Stewart, real estate figure from Douglas, attended county matters. Attorneys from Willcox visited for Superior court. Trompe left for Nogales after Borland theatre run. Mary Leona Holderness announced her Chicago marriage to Weightstill Anno Woods in December.
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Williams of
Bisbee
Ely
Hayden Taylor
Texas
W. J. Stewart
Attorses Kyman Ho Mayes
Thomas Felghum
Perry Cummings
Homer Breokerwan
J Duncan
Aros Marion
Amon
Willcox
Mary Leona Holderness
Chicago
Weightstill Anno Woods
Auditor Calls for State Bank Reports
State Auditor J C Callaghan demands banking condition reports for all state banks at close of business, with similar requests to national banks by John Skelton Williams. Figures are compiled and compared, covering forty seven state and thirteen national banks in Arizona. Phoenix’s Central Bank is to become the forty eighth state bank.
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J C Callaghan Catheeban
John Skelton Willians
Washington
Williams
I Ip
Arizona
Central Bank of
Phoenix
Prosperous Cattlemen Of Cochise County
Three Tombstone youths Kendall RL Kendall and E K Springer rose from miners to farmers, homesteading 160 acres each, building a cow herd in the Dragoon mountains and forming the Kendall Land and Cattle Company. They join Cochise County pioneers like Thomas Ailwire Willcox and William Fourr in shaping early Arizona ranching history.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
Kendall
RL Kendall
K Springer
Hisid
Dragoon Mountains
Kendall Land and Cattle Company
Thomas Ailwire
Willcox
William Fourr
Bie
Arizona
Dediman
Cisisicahua Cattle Company
Pearce
Douglas Interna
Dragoon
Returns from Arizona cattle convention praised by Fred Bennett
Fred Bennett of Tombstone returns from Douglas after attending the joint convention of the Arizona Cattlemen’s Association and Cochise County Stockgrowers Association. He cites fusion of the two groups and plans for county and state cooperation on cattle quarantine and welfare. Guests praised include Douglas Chamber of Commerce and the Kendall Land and Cattle Co. president Harry Kendall at a large chicken dinner.
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Fred Bennett
Tombstone
Douglas
Arizona Cattlemens’ Associa
Cochise
Bennett
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Koods
Harry Kendall
Kendall Land & Cattie Company
South Pass
Returned From Convention and Local Updates
Friday's Daily notes Wm Lutley of Tombstone returned from Douglas after attending the joint Arizona Cattle Growers and Cochise County Stock Growers meeting. Landers Hart Borrowdale, a Tombstone native now in Vompje, visits the county seat with his uncle J A Landers. Miss Jewell St Clair, formerly of Tombstone, married Neil Briggs of Paris Texas, and plans to live in Paris. Assessor EA Hughes leaves for Phoenix for the Assessors Association meeting. Fourr of Dragoon was in town for Western matters.
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Wm Lutley
Douglas
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Cochise County
Landers
Hart Borrowdale
Vompe
J. A. Landers
Fai
Tombstone
Jay Miss Jewell St Clair
A. Parker
Neil Briggs
Paris
Texas
Dragoon
Fourr
Stockmnens’ Association
County Assessors Convene Next Week
County assessors of Arena will hold a convention in Phoenix Monday to discuss uniform valuation of property, changes to tax laws, and bookkeeping forms. Fourteen Arizona assessors will attend, eight reelected and six new, with the session at the state capital at 10 o'clock led by Charles R. Hoae, chairman of the state tax commission.
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Phoenix
Arena
State Tax Commission
Arizona
Charles R. Hoae
Howe Named Chairman of Arizona Tax Commission
In Phoenix Charles R. Howe was chosen yesterday to serve as chairman for a new term. Howe’s current commissioner term ends January 1937. Uncertainty remains whether Zander and Campbell will serve six years or one four year term, as the six year rule for successors is debated. both are expected to receive at least four years.
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Phoenix
Tax Commission Yeterday
Charles R. Howe
Howe
Zander
Campbell
Shill
Special Venire to Hear Land Case
A special venire of thirty jurors was drawn for the ejectment suit Wo Ho McKittrick versus Curtis Fulghum near Willcox. Judge Lockwood ordered the venire. Sheriff Wheeler delivered it. Plaintiffs attorney is O Gibson of Willcox. defendant’s attorney is Lyman Hays of Willcox.
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Sheriff Wheeler
Lockwood
Wo Ho McKittrick
Curtis Fulghum
H.C. Kendall
Barney Andrino
LC Scott Steve Moore
CW Reynolds
A. Wentworth
Thos Cowan
G. F Larrison
A.B. Staniger
Ed Coyte
John Fuelt
Charles Vincent M. Bowen
Sam Morgan
Jobn Raney
Mart Walsh
Wok Meade
J. A Larison
Vincent Domanich
Sam Watts Grant Warner
al Godfrey
AH. Faulkner J Ho McHugh
Allen Thompson
Springer George Galton
John J. Hill
McKittrick
Fuleham
Willcox
O. Gibson
Lyman H Hays
May Drive Laboratory Out of Arizona
In Tucson Arizona Dr DT McDougall warns that without access to pure grain alcohol for the Carnegie laboratory the department may close or move. A $10 000 building and costly equipment face loss as the institute weighs transferring research to another state. The move would hit Tucson hard with lost spending and fifteen researchers.
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Tucson
Arizona
Carnegie Laboratory
DT MelDougall
Cnnut
American Association For the Advancement of Siece
Philadelphia
McDougall
Arizona Merchants to Discuss Prohibition Initiative
A strong delegation of Arizona merchants will meet at the Hotel Adams in Phoenix on Tuesday January 12 to frame an initiative petition for a special election under article twenty one section one of the state constitution. The meeting aims to seek repeal of the prohibition amendment and old age and mothers pension measures. The thirteenth annual convention of the Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs will also be held in Phoenix in January 1922 with extensive programs. Mrs Job D Sherman of Chicago will open with an address as guest of honor. Poultry Association annual meeting also noted.
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Arizona
Adams
Phoenix
Arizona Federation of Womens Clubs
Job D. Sherman
Chicago
National Conservation Committee
San Diego Arizona Rails Going Down
San Diego and Arizona Railway has spent 2 million dollars in the last fourteen months on labor and materials. The purchase includes 1200 tons of steel from Llewellyn Iron Works for bridge work, 85 thousand dollars. 200 thousand Port Orford cedar ties from Oregon for the road. two new freight locomotives from American Locomotive Company of Philadelphia to be delivered early this month. a crane and pile driver from the same company now in operation. and large consignments of timber and other materials for tunnel work.
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San Diego
San Digo & Arizona Railway
Llewellyn Iron Works
Port Orford
Oregon
American Locomotive Company
Philadelphia
Will join the association and learn chicken-raising
Harry Welch becomes a member of the association to learn how to raise chickens and help boost a bid to make the industry one of the state’s most important. Meanwhile M G Silva of Tucson is injured when his foot gets caught between two railway rails while draging brush from his land.
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Harry Welch
Iair
Mr. Silva
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Nogales
Don Trompe
Borland Theatre
Sam Houston
Borderland
EA Hughes
Arizona Assessors
Hughes
Am Aus
Wm Fourr
Tax Commission
Arizona State Poultry Association
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Tombstone Weekly
Wells Fargo
Postoffice
C. B Wood
M.G. Silvaa
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