COUNTY RECORDER REPORTS INTERESTING ACTIONS IN COCHISE COUNTY
A Cochise County audit update from the state highway department is presented with a reply from County Clerk M C Mankins. The exchange covers 75 percent and 25 percent funds, Federal Aid timing, and total county expenditures, asserting funds have largely stayed in Cochise and inviting full account audit. The Tombstone Prospector is noted as timely in publishing documents. The document also includes a report by County Recorder H I Murchison on county business, showing realty transfers, instruments, and a net gain for the year of about $2007.91.
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M.C. Hawkins
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Department
Cochise
W. Ro Inghram
Hankins
Cochise County
Cone
Taxpayers’ Association
Phoenix
Ciis
Benson- Wall Road
Bisbee-Douglas
Territorial
Elise Coast
Roberts
WR. Inghram
Arizona Highway Dept
Arizona
Aldax
Cotchise County
County Recorder
Murchison
County Recorders
Ranger transfers reshape Coronado forest leadership
January transfers move District Ranger R A Bogers out and promote Rogers to head the federal horticultural board in Nogales with inspection duties on Mexican horticultural imports. Thompson shifts to Rogers’s vacated post, Olsen to cover briefly, as Calkins coordinates Tucson district adjustments. Diamond Creek hydroelectric project announced near Peach, Arizona, with 600000 horsepower capacity and potential Santa Fe Railway use, tied to copper interests and giant dam plans.
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Tucson
Jan
Coronsio Nn Honal
R. A. Bogers
H. G
Calking
Huachuen
Tuc
Rogers
Hugcbuca
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
Federal Horticultural Board
Nogales
Arla
Mexico
United States
Werontaner
Ranger Rogers
Robert Thompson
Tomacwori
Ranger Olsen
Renger
Hugh
Calkins
San Bernardino
Cal
Diamond Creek
Colorado
Peach
RU. Fitting
Parkla; Construction Company
New York
Fitting
W. J. Douglas
FW. Barnes
Parsons
Winslow
Barstow
John A. Greenway
Arizona and California Copper Company
J. D. Ricketts
New Cornelia and
Inspiration Copper Companies
Boulder Canyon
Lee's Ferry
Ariz
Arizona Copper Output Stagnant Amid Year of Low Production
The report shows limited copper mining in Arizona with only Miami, Miami and New Cornelia remaining active through the year. Copper Queen and Bisbee see substantial yields, while leaching at Ajo and other mines point to reduced output. a few larger firms expect resumed production in February. Arbor Day proclamations designate February 3 and April 29 for school plantings across multiple counties to promote reforestation and public awareness.
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Ariana Conerally
Miami
New Cornelia At
International Stelter
Ajo
Copper Queen
United Verde
OM Dominion
Superior & Boston
Mohave County
Yavepal County
Arizona Customs
Humboldt
Large attendance assured at Nogales conference
A wire to Harry Welch of the Good Roads Association reports the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Public Roads will be represented by E Wheeler district engineer at the Nogales convention January 23 24 Attendees from across Arizona are expected Governor Campbell will speak and the governors of Sinaloa and Sonora Mexico are anticipated Plans to discuss the 1000 mile Nogales to Mexico City highway will be among the topics as will Arizona road matters
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Phoenix
Harry Welch
Good Roads” Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
E. Wheeler
Nogales
Campbell
Arizona
Sinaloa
Sonora
Mexico
City
Livestock and Ranges Report From Arizona Weather
Special telegraphic weather reports indicate a favorable week for stock across Arizona with scattered rainfall in the southeast and cool nights slowing snow melt in the Grand Canyon area. Cattle thrive in Fort Apache, Pinedale, and plentiful water, while Pinto sees scarce water. Sheep prosper statewide as warmer, fair conditions boost farm activity and cotton picking winds down. Lettuce quality remains high amid cold nights, and early potato planting advances. Salt River Valley fruit remains largely on trees with improved quality from mild cold.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Fort Apache
Pinedale
Salt River Valley
Arizona men at Harvard include seven from the state
In Phoenix January 19 report, seven Arizona men are listed at Harvard. Jesse Snyder and Tom Perrin note this year among Arizona students spread across Harvard College four, Divinity School two, Law School one. Tom Wilson's funeral at Pearce cemetery was announced. he left a wife and four children. Windstorm in Pearce knocked down four poles, causing days without power. Mrs. BB Glenn attended Glenn Land & Cattle annual meeting.
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Glenn
Pearce
Glenn Land & Cattle Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Willcox
A. Y. Smith
Arizona
Harvard
Jesse Snyder
Tom Perrin
Tom Wilson
Carothers
Wilson
Harvard College
Teaven
Vanity School
Law School
Leaving Town Cards Sweep Tucson After Moonshine Crackdown
In Tucson on January 19, circulating cards urge departures with phrases Good bye Moonshine Morphine Cocaine Disease We are Leaving Town There s a Reason Officials from immigration customs justice prohibition enforcement and Arizona s Chief M E Cassidy are in town. Several noted leaders in the drug and alcohol trade have fled in the last day.
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Tucson
Immigration Service
Customs
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement Forces
Arizona
M. E Cassidy
Arizona delegates to rate hearing in Washington
Lawrence Wilson of the Arizona Industrial Congress and Farm Bureau executive secretary outlined Arizona's role at the freight rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. The state will be represented by a delegate from the Intermountain group and by H W Prickett as general traffic counsel, with Amie A Betts and Roland Johnston also participating. Holbrook H H Scorse estate jets contract for several buildings.
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Phoenix
Lawrenc Wilson
Trreetore
Arizona Industrial Congress
Farm Bureau
Campbell
Outer Commission
Washisgton Nearing
Arizom
Intermountain
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Arizona Industrie Congress
Industrial Congress
H. W. Prickett
Salt Lake
Prickett
Amee A Betts
Corporation Commission
Roland Johnston
Public Swinging Behind Enforcement of Dry Law
A fragmentary report discusses liquor smuggling across the border amid dry-law enforcement. It quotes Cassidy and Wom Amer Cangidy s letter urging strict adherence to constitutional duties and law, invoking Lincoln and national reverence for the law.
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Theson
Aran
Bal
Cawardy
Federal
Lincoln
Cenl
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PDOCK
Mir M.C Mankins
Tombstone
R. Inghuram
Mr. Hawkins
Nate
Tombstone Prospector
U.S Army
Coronado Forest
Calumet & Arizona
Warren
Bisbee
Phelps Dedke
Morenet
Arizona Copper
Clifton
Inteo
Porinida
Old Deaton
Globe
Miami Copper
Miapanna
Ualted Verde, Jerome
Pounus
Dougias
Phelps Thee Moctezuma
Arozart
Phelps Dodge
Thomas FE
Councila
Graham
Green Maricopa
Pima
Pinal
Cruz
Yuma
Apache
Cocosino
Navajo
Mohave
Yavapai
Wiereof
Thoenix
Thomas E Campbell
Ernest Ro Hatt
Kings OF the
Old Pueblo
Holbrook
H. H. Scorse Estate Jets
Hwontinaet
Cassidy
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