Arizona's Fifth Assembly Opens With Planned Work
Phoenix January 10 The fifth Arizona Legislature convenes at noon with parties in caucus finishing organization. Democrats hold House majority, Republicans lead Senate. 38 senators and 33 House members total 68 in session. Appointment decisions and chaplains to be named. Senate chaplain Rev Bertrand Cocks and House chaplain Rev Seaborn Crutchfield selected. Knight absence raises tie risk until arrival.
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Arizona Assembly
Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas E. Campbell
House
Senate
Sage
Seaston
Maricopa County
Pina County
Eacn
Fla Woodward
Gila County
P. Wylie
Cochise County
H. R. Wilkinson
Busis
Bertrand R. Cocks
Seaborn Crutchfield
Mr Crutchfield
G. L. Coffey
Greenlee
Hotel
Adame
Iran
Curtis L Knight
Gia County
Mir Knight
Arase
Legisla
Knapp and Smith to Lead Cochise Taxpayers Committees
Cleon T. Knapp of Tombstone and F. Smith of Douglas named head two Cochise County Taxpayers Association committees to push economy in state and county government. The five member group includes H A Morgin Willcox A H Gardner Tombstone Thomas Hughes HisBee and WM Adamson Douglas. The nine member district committee includes A Y Smith Pearce T F Leeson McNeal William Rigas Dos Cabezas C S Thompson Moses Newman CW Allen Bisbee Overlook J M Sparks James M Barrett Dominguez. Letters notifying appointees were mailed yesterday.
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Cleon T. Knapp
H. A Morgin
Willcox
A. H. Gardner
Tombstone
Thomas Hughes
Hisbee
WM. Adamson
Douglas
County Jeans of Supervisors
Consitlte
A. Y. Smith
Pearce
T. 4. Leeson
McNeal
William Rigas
Dos Cabezas
CS. Thompson
Moses Newman
CW. Allen
Bisbee
Overlook
J. M. Sparks
James M Barrett
Domgins
Will E Ryan Declines Third Judge Appointment Title
Phoenix reports Will E Rye or Ryan would not accept a third Maricopa county judge position even if offered. Governor Campbell has not named a nominee. Ryan, at the time a leading candidate and GOP favorite, indicated he would turn down the appointment.
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Phoenix
Jane Will E Rye
Maricopa County
Ryan
Thomas “Eb Campbell
Republican Party
Benson “Coal Oil Bug” Still in Repair Shop
The Benson motor car in the Southern Pacific shop at Nogales, Arizona, has not yet been repaired enough to move under its own power. The repair status delays the combination coach and box car train still handling the passenger and freight business on the division.
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Nogales
Aris
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Southern Pacific Company
New Activities On Benson Benson
Benson sees a surge of enterprise with Apache Powder Plant construction and new ventures. A barber shop opens near Mus grave, Diaz rents renovated residence, a Dragoon marble syndicate expands quarry operations, and a Benson brick plant and undertaker services are proposed to support growth. Public land notices append.
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Benson
Benson Hotel Plans Stir Arizona Land Protest
William A Hawke of Pearce Arizona filed for final proof on a homestead entry in section 21 township 183 range 246 G and S Meridian. The claims include capitalists proposing a hotel for Benson and witnesses named Lindsey Busenbari Brown Lemon. A separate local robbery report notes Estavinia de Saeny robbed near the suburbs. Espirano Sateilo captured. Apache Powder works begin brick construction for new buildings in the area.
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William AL Hawke
Pearce
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Willcox
Lee A Lindsey
Jack Busenbari
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Charles R Lemon
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Espirano Sateilo
Apache
Apache Powder Company
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