Statewide land selection notices in Maricopa and surrounding counties
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces selections under the 1910 act for bonds and accrued interest. For five listed parcels in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino Counties, the State of Arizona seeks approval with serial numbers 626468 626%67 and 626468. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks of publication ending with final approval.
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State of
Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconine
Ely
Alin G&s
General Land Office
Phoenix
Record Breaker on Another Long Spin
Erwin G. Baker of Indianapolis, holder of the ocean to ocean record, left Phoenix for a 5000 mile coast to coast motor trip. He rides the same Indian motorcycle, now with a new three speed setup and fresh United States nobby tread tires, rebuilt for the journey to test components for the Indian factory and US Tire Company.
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Phoenix
Erwin G. Baker
Indianapolis
Baker
United States
Springfield
Mass
US. Tire Company
Estrada and Estrada Bound Over after Preliminary Hearing
Gleeson January report notes Domasio Estrada and Tomaso Estrada held for breaking into a house and seizing belongings, bound over to the superior court after a preliminary hearing. Constable Gibson transported them to Tombstone for county custody as the case proceeds. Two boys stole a burro at Pearce Friday, and Gibson tracked them. the runaways were brought home.
Senate Divided Over State Fair Funding in Douglas
A large Gleesonite and cattlemen delegation attended Wm Neels funeral in Douglas last week. A Taylor's Hall dance drew a big crowd. In Phoenix the senate committee of the whole recommended retaining the 25000 dollar appropriation by a tie vote and sent the bill toward normal course. A 5603 item for Porter McDonald was declared lost. EB K Springer visited Gleeson on business. Cattlemen report Blackleg losses. a request urged stock law changes to benefit ranchers.
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Phoenix
Senate
Porter McDonald
Gleeson
McMillan
Doings of the State Legislature Arizona Senate advances bills and speeches
The Arizona Senate debated congratulatory actions for the president’s first grandson and advanced six bills to second reading. Measures included new land mortgage associations, civil case timing, indigent litigation, shifting appropriations for a North American Indian work, and changes to county officer fees. A resolution invited former Governor Zulick to visit, with debate over including another early governor. House proceedings touched on tax extensions and road district creation amid a procedural dispute.
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Zulick
Arizona
A. A. Johns
Richard McCormick
State Engineer Recommends Road Fund Reforms
Phoenix January report from Lamar Cobb state engineer outlines repeal of current 2,250,000 appropriation with 75 percent in counties and 25 percent general fund. Proposes annual levy apportioned by county valuation with minimum $15,000 per county, plus up to 5,000 monthly for prisoner labor on highways. Notes prisoner work limited to local use. emphasizes Maricopa Cochise and larger counties with extensive road needs. Motor vehicle tax receipts cited rising from 24,320 in 1914 to an estimated 45,000 to 85,000 in 1915.
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Boards of Supervisors
State
Maricopa
Cochise
Graham
Yuma
Local Homes See Changes as Renovations Begin
Thursday’s Daily notes moves and renovations around Garrett House and Cummings House. Sam Campbell moved into the old Garrett House while Miss Alford returns from the east to oversee county education duties. New roof work starts at Warnacros warehouse on Bilt Avenue and repairs at Schieffelin hall are planned for street improvement and pavements.
Local Notices From Benson Bisbee And Tombstone
Friday daily notes residents traveling to Bisbee for errands and announces a St Pauls church grant ball at Gage Hall on February 16. It lists local visits by Wolcott Dowex Murphy and others, cinema programs at Borderland theatre, and the City Garage in Tombstone now open under Leo Hill to help motorists.
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St. Pauls
Borderland Theatre
Pauline
Bisbee
John Wiliams
WB Cleary
Ed Flannagan
Williams’ Ford
Sunes
Leo Hill
Cattle Imports Rise At Border Amid Mexican Unrest
Cattle importions into the United States from Mexico surge in the region since January as ranchers report more licensing and crossing activity. Despite quarantine limits on New Mexico, Arizona border crossings at Hereford are expected to increase over the next two weeks, with local inspectors noting duties at Agua Prieta and political instability north of the border.
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Douglas
Mexico
United States
Paso
Hereford
New Mexico
Arizona
Nuco
Agua Prieta
Masserena
Carranza
Arizona Good Roads Association To Meet
The annual meeting of the Arizona Good Roads association will be held at the Board of Trade building in Phoenix on Friday at 1 o’clock. Secretary Oscar K. Goll of the Chamber of Commerce received notice from Malcolm A Fraser, secretary of the association, urging boards of supervisors mayors boards of trade chambers of commerce and civic groups to appoint delegates.
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Phoenix
Arizona Good Roads Association
Board of Trade
Oscar K. Goll
Chamber of Commerce
Malcolm A Fraser
Tion
Fraser
Boards of Supervisors
Boards of Trade
Livestock Slaughter Figures Reported for 1914 Towns
Live Stock Inspector Porter McDonald reports that 1914 slaughter in Tombstone Bisbee Lowell Benson and Huachuca totaled six thousand two hundred fifty four head of cattle for consumption. A Nevada Post observes that the habit of thinking oneself busy is an effective preventive of accomplishment.
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Porter McDonald
Tombstone
Bisbee
Lowell
Benson and
Huachuca
Nevada Post
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Congress
United States Land Office
Thomas Freedin
Register
U.S. Land Office
John J. Birdno
Gleesonites
Wm. Neel
Taylor's Hall
EB K. Springer
Cattle Growers’ Association
Kline
Jease
Senate of
Arsona
Karas
Santa Cruz
Fellowship of
Gada
Pinal
Munde
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
J. C .Goodwin
C Meyer Zulick
House
Staytey
Board of Control
Farrell
Richardson
Yroctor
Board of Public Welfare
Lamar Cobb State Engiver
Garrett
Sam Campbell
Miss Alford
Tne
Warnacros
Biltiinet
Sehidilelin Hall
Schieffelin
Harry Evans
Ryan
Benson
Ed Sommewaiter
Arthur Harwood
Noxales
Jerome
Fon Wolcott
Wolcott Mercantile
Wen
Sean
Smetter City
Wolcott Dowex Hasing
Paul Murphy
Paseticer
Harrow Ranch
Drageor
The
Arlington
A Maier
CS Askew
Los Angeles
All
Hasard
San Fran
HH. Hotchkiss
Huntsman- Hotchkiss Company
Howe Jewelry Co
Main Street
Bisbee, Arizona
Harry Hart
Carlos E. Bolton
U. S. Commissoner
Courtland Ariz
Tucson Seed Co
Tucson, Arizona
Malcolm A. Fraser
Tombstone Weekly
Fargo
Postoffice
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