STATE ROAD CAMP MAY NOT BE DISCONTINUED
Serious legislative action in Arizona's fourth state legislature prompts debate on continuing the road camp near Tombstone. House debate centers on a proposed $500,000 road bond issue to fund four trunk lines including the Borderland route, Roosevelt Dam, and Grand Canyon highways. The plan envisions five unpaid highway advisers and bond-backed financing, while state road work continues to employ local labor.
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Cattle Growers Convene in Phoenix February Meet
Entertainment: for ca visit Phoenix in February the Arizona Cattle Growers Association plans its annual convention. A Chamber of Commerce request prompted officials to confer with the association. A committee was named including HJ McCrong PUK Leas Harry Kar and others to handle arrangements.
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Phoenix influenza ban struck down by court ruling
A Phoenix superior court decision voided a city influenza ban as unconstitutional and discriminatory by singling out one business. The ruling cited arbitrary health officer powers and questioned delegation of authority. Officials consider drafting new regulations to curb crowding in streets and businesses.
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Grape Culture Plan Near Bowie Delights Settlers
Plans for grape culture near Bowie on the Southern Pacific line expect 200 families to settle the tract with California immigration already noted. Delbridge says land remains available in the San Simon district and north county with artesian water and extensive advertising to attract farmers to the fertile lands and valleys.
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Cavalry Regiments Dismantle Camp Cody
Jan 16 details from local cavalry regiments say they leave Douglas to dismantle Camp Cody structures and haul salvaged materials to Camp Harry J. Jones for use by their regiments.
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Aviator backed aircraft venture to open near city soon
A new aviation company formed to build airplanes plans to begin operations within 60 days. National aviator J. Robinson Hall named vice president joins the Apache Aerial Transportation Company and a large Handley Page plane has been guaranteed. The project envisions regular flights to Toes son, Elkbee, and Dougie, with newly announced pilot training and aircraft display for the public.
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Copper shipments halted at Johnson mine camp
Four Johnson area ore producers including Consolidated, Arizona Reed and Drizon Mountain suspend operations due to uncertain copper market. Manager John James Tone cites low copper price and looming market instability, noting shipments ceased as four years ago when prices were higher, with workers awaiting a market rebound.
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Four Cochise Prisoners Brought to Tucson for Federal Trial
Four Cochise county prisoners were moved Sunday from Douglas to Tucson under deputy sheriff J. K. Joy and Chief E. Jones. They will face federal court in Tucson. Accused are McMullen for selling whiskey to a soldier, Bill Woods for breaking and reselling a revenue stamp, Miles Roberts for buying government ammunition, and Paul Grexer for impersonating a federal officer.
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Readership Reward Promotes Health Cure Claim
A clipped advertisement promises a $100 reward and touts Hall's Cararmnh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal action through the blood to treat a disease affecting mucous surfaces, asserting strength and improved condition, with proprietors endorsing the product and urging purchase through retailers.
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