DOS CABEZAS MINE RESUMES WORK AND INS ON INCOME TAX
In El Paso, Dos Cabezas mine operations restart under a lease with Alfred Paul, Millard Hinore, and Frank Wheden. The operation includes a rebuilt oil mill with 49 tons per day capacity, shipping concentrates to the El Paso smelter. About thirty workers are employed as the shaft reaches deep underground workings near Sierra Madre.
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Offie Pearson
Mexico
Alfred Paul
Millard Hinore
Frank Wheden
el Paso
Hacerie
Dos Cabezas
Sierra Madre Mountains
Viding Hiebet Werd Stora
Arizona insurers receive 1929 state blanks
Phoenix January 12 annual statement blanks for the 272 insurance companies operating in Arizona are now in the mails according to the state corporation commission Insurance department. The blanks go to every fire and accident insurer in the state and are prepared in the convention form adopted by the national convention of insurance commissioners for use this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
State Land Board Takes In 176,095 for 1919
Phoenix, Jan 12. The state land board reported receipts of 176,095 for 1919, nearly three times its 1918 total. Sales agent George A. Mac Donald released figures showing December receipts at 129,895.99 as many sales occurred and patents were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Land Board
George A. MacDonald
Land Department
Enumerators struggle with Phoenix census work
In Phoenix and seven Arizona counties, enumerators face resistance and questions about ages farm costs and profits as they push to complete census data. Rain and snow hinder travel in northern counties where ranches lie miles apart and roads are difficult, delaying field work to next week.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Floenix
Enu
Acting Official Declines Special Arizona Legislative Session
Acting Governor Mit Simms denied plans for a special session as rumors circulated amid Governor Campbell’s absence. Simms said he considered it but opted not to call the legislature, urging a single day session to avoid costs and focusing on road material, teacher salaries, and road construction. Campbell, in Denver, urged restraint and limited staff.
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Phoenix
Mit Simms
Arizona
Govenor Campbell
Simms
Gurnor Campbell
Campbell
Denver
Miltion
State Capitol
Siume
Susan al. Anthony
Simin
Ouinwills
Ever Loving Boy From Patagonia Thru Romance Ends
A noted wandering suitor named Joe left Patagonia after pursuing romance in Nogales Mexico. He engaged with Carmen Cleopatra Pazuska and met a rough reception before returning to the U S. He complained of a poor deal and said he is through with romancing, taking the stage home this afternoon.
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Patagonia
Nogales
Joe
Mexico
Carmen Cleopatra Pazuska
Las Puarde
America
Liz
Special session urged to ratify woman suffrage amendment
Governor Campton urges a February session limited to ratifying the national woman suffrage amendment. He argues for economy, proposing nine to ten attaches per house plus janitor, totaling about 208 dollars a day, with legislators receiving per diem and mileage. The Arizona Woman's Party asks lawmakers to volunteer service. only three have volunteered.
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Arizona
National Woman's Party
Crude Counterfeiters at Work In Tucson
In Tucson on January 12 the department of justice warns that crude counterfeiters are altering one dollar notes into fives and tens. Ralph Colvin and Jack Nooren led the investigation, noting many fake five dollar notes reaching Chinatown storekeepers. Citizens are urged to scrutinize five and ten dollar bills to prevent circulating subtle fakes.
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Corporation
Commission
Tucson
Department of Justice
Chinatown
Ralph Colvin
Jack Nooren
Corparate Commission Heads North for Hearings in Arizona
The state corporation commission departs Phoenix January 12 to conduct hearings in northern Arizona starting in Jerome on January 1. The sessions will probe United Verde Extension Mining's complaint against Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railroad and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad over steel shipment charges and requested refunds and lower future rates. Hearings stretch east to Winslow.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Monda
Arizona
Jerome
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Winslow
Western governors push reclamation plan to Congress
A party of four governors and 25 representatives from Western reclamation groups traveled from Denver to Washington to press Congress for a major reclamation appropriation. Led by O. A. Larrazolo of New Mexico and joined by Colorado's George Stephens and others, they planned a conference with senators and representatives to urge federal action while stressing unity with the League of Public Land States. The delegation includes leaders from Idaho Utah Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montana Nevada Texas Oregon Arizona New Mexico and Washington.
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Denver
Jan
Wester Reclamation Association
League of Public Land States
Washington
Congress
Whiett Enver
Simon
Etaate
Lurrazila
Executives and Reclaimation Association
Leaguetates
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Texas
Oregon
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona Citizens Back San Carlos Project
Representatives from Tucson Florence Casa Grande and Phoenix met in Phoenix on January 12 and adopted a resolution outlining five provisions. They call for a US Reclamation Service report on the San Carlos project and push it as one of the first undertakings under a pending 250 million dollar reclamation bill in Congress. The resolution was submitted to Governor Campbell.
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Anzora
Armte
Aarzora
Stae
Arizona
Act of Congress
General Land Office
Phoenix
Tucson
Florence
Casa Grande
San Carlos Project
United States Reclamation Service
Congress
Possession of Wood Alcohol Not Unlawful in State
Phoenix January 12 Attorney General Wiley E Jones said possession of denatured alcohol is not forbidden under state prohibition law after reviewing the statute. A Phoenix death last week from drinking denatured alcohol prompted a review, which confirmed that the law allows introduction transportation or possession of denatured alcohol under the applicable constitutional amendment and prohibition statute.
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Jones
Phoenix
Wiley E. Jones
For Sale 160 Acre Farm Near Dragoon R R Station
Farm listing advertises 160 acres near Dragoon with 26 acres fenced and a dwelling. Inquire via S. B. Brewster Stratford Connecticut for particulars. Advdmst.
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Dragoon
S. B. Brewster
Stratford, Conn
Western Indemnity cited by Arizona corporation body
Phoenix Jan 13 The Arizona corporation commission cites Western Indemnity Company to appear Jan 26 regarding alleged insurance writings through out of state agents. The case hinges on alleged violations of the Arizona Blue Sky law requiring business with state risks to be transacted by registered local agents. Globe-City issues building permits totaling 240 dollars.
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Phoenix
Western Indemnity Company
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Blurskyan
Arizona
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Internal Revenue
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Onetay
Taynes
Po R. Milnes
Tovrea
E. A. Tovrea & CO
Bisbee, Arizona
West
Cresce
Farrazolo
League
Douglas
San
One Cone Copper Company
Alabama
Swieshelm Mountains
Wiltley
Webb
W Fe
Earl A. Hemphill
Lackwood
Superior Court
Ok Boukas
Manhattan Cats
Henry
Malinda Zwesseike
Omplaintiff
Wm. Goar
Frank Penryy
Geo F. Halgler
Jas Letaon
C. A. Renaud Ve Gee
Mitchell
Southwest Lumber Company
George Ete
Geo. Ivy
Herman Clagysen
J. van Dyke
Et al
Copper King Company
Nyhola
Chas Nyholm
Clason
Glover
Poltl Va
United States Land Office
Department of the Interior
Olive Wreford
Serton
Township
G&s
Meridian
Jared D. Taylor
Bishee
Argos
San Carlos
Hiall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Western Indemnity CO
Corporation Body
Globe—City
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