Arizona forest road fund share received in 1922
Arizona's portion of the 15 million forest road fund was 694,871 dollars with 444,019 allotted for primary roads to aid state county and community development. The remainder 250,722 funds forest protection road and trail building. A February 3 Arizona meeting will plan projects fitting the state road system and begin construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fucson
United States Forest Service
Albuquerque
Arizona
Hugh Calkins
Phoenix
Eugineor EN. Wheeler
Bureau of Public Roads
E. A. Sherman
T. Witorcross
Forest Service
Washington, D.C
Forest Highway Fund
Bureau of Public” Roads
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Calkins
Tucson
Mississippi River
United States
Bisbee Mines Set to Reopen March First on Small Scale
Bisbee copper production to resume around March 1 by Copper Queen mines under Phelps Dodge. About 500 workers will shift from development to ore extraction as ore stocks at Douglas smelter permit only small scale restart. Train No 402 incident near Prescott caused no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Hisree
Phelps Dodge Corporation
GH. Cowent
Dowell
Douglas
Preseuss
Ang
San
Auno
Phoenix
Ash Folk Division
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Prescont
Hillside
Prescott
Tucson High Teams Fall to Benson In Armory Showdown
January 28 report from Tucson details Tucson High boys and girls losing to Benson High in close games. The Tucson boys fell 18 to 16, while the Tucson girls defeated Benson 33 to 25 at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Tucson
Tucson High School
Benson High School
Armory
Repson
EX-GOVERNOR HUNT ARRIVES IN NEW YORK TODAY
Former governor Hunt arrives in New York for a short stay before a trip to Washington. A royal welcome is planned with a reception and banquet on his arrival night. Hunt recently traveled through the Holy Land and Europe, noting Austria's unrest and bread riots in a letter from Dresden. The Prescott mansion restoration is slated to begin in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jon. Sicorke
P Hunt
United Gate
Morrow
New York
Washington
Stat
Siam
Holy Land
France
Belgium
Germany
Vienna
Austria
American Express Company
Prescott
Some Views On The Highways Through Arizona
A.Gardner notes Good Roads meeting in Nogales endorses a move to declare the Bankhead as a primary highway. He suggests southern routes may shift toward Tucson to Casa Grande to Sacaton to Chandler, linking possible irrigation projects with broader national planning, and highlights Florence prioritizing reclamation benefits over the Bankhead highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gardner
Good Roads Association
Nogales
State Highway Department
Bureau of Good Roads
Bureau of Pabile Roads
Wiiter
National Bureau of Good Roads
Hi State
Tucson
Casa Grande
Sacston
Chandler
Tesa
Pacouts
Bureau of Public Roads de
Partment
Phoenix
Florence
Sacaton
Pinal County
Janitors prepare for extra session in Phoenix
In Phoenix on January 27 janitors hauled 75 cuspidors from storage to ready the state house for the 14 counties’ lawmakers. A special wall is being prepared and could be issued within days with a February 15 meeting date rumored. In the same dispatch, Prescillano Moraes pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing 10,000 cigars from a Southern Pacific Railroad train bound for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Man
State House
Thomas E. Campbell
Ariz
Presciliano Moraes
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
Ashurst faults foreign affairs focus at banquet
United States Senator Henry F. Ashurst told the Pennsylvania Lumber association that the agricultural bloc is not harming business but aiding it. He urged support for soil needs and warned that neglect of domestic needs could hurt the nation, citing plans for nitrogen plants and federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Pennsylvania Lumberm ‘® Association
Congressional Agricultural Bloc
Federal Reserve Board
Ashurst
Washington
1922 Customs District Rankings Arizona Douglas Leads
H me Berner special deputy collector reports for 1922. Douglas ranks second in Arizona district imports and exports for 1921 with total imports and exports of 2,133,251 dollars. Naco is third, while Yuma and Lochiel are lesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Me Berner
Customs District of
Arizona
Nogales
Douglas
Douglas Tes
Naco
Yuma
Lochiel
Los Angeles Grocery Stores Robbed of 35 Dollars
A Los Angeles grocery on an unnamed street and avenue was robbed yesterday morning through a rear window while the owner delivered an order. Thieves took 35 dollars in silver and folded cash from the cash register. Police report details describe the window entry as the method of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dovelan
Sun
Walther Convicted in Camp Jones Auto Tools Theft
Fred H. Walther known as Fred Walthall was found guilty of stealing government property from the vocational school at Camp Jones and sentenced to four months in Pima County jail after a three day trial in federal court. The case involved several thousand dollars worth of automotive tools found in the defendant's basement and details of their hurried transport by army truck to Tucon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Fred H. Walther
Fred Walthall
Camp Jones
Pima County
Walther
Johanson
Haverfield
Expresx
Tucon
Express
Old Pueblo
Urge Creation Big Reservoir For Colorado
Washington January hearing on Colorado river development drew support from Senator Pittman and Representatives Swing Rentz and Osborne. They urged federal laws to back a broad plan, rejected state by state control, and backed large storage reservoirs near the Grand Canyon with regional cooperation among southwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Colorado River Commission
Colorado River
Commission
Ifttman
Nevada
Swing
California
Rentz
Osborne
Grand Canyon
Chalrind Hoover
Pittman
West
Stock Situation Sees Arizona Cattle Optimism Rise
J C Kinney president of Als a Cattle Company after a Seattle trip believes Arizona stock raisers are more buoyant than northern regions. He cites severe cold in St Paul that chilled prospects there and says Arizona conditions look stronger with anticipated overall improvement in the cattle industry soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
J.C. Kinnes
Alsa Cattle Company
Seattle
Rtch
St. Paul
Kinney
1St
Pau
Mona
Mr. Kinney
Grass Held On Charge Of Post Office Fraud
Phoenix January 23 C Louis Grass recently convicted in U S district court for intoxicants transportation was arrested again for obtaining a registered letter not addressed to him Inspector Chance arrested him Grass impersonated C L White of Phoralx at the post office and obtained a registered letter containing $10. held for preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner John B Hencke on a 2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
C. Louis Grass
United States District Court
Mexas
ED. Chance
Grass
United States
John B. Hencke
C. L. White
Phoralx
Annual Convocation of Episcopals at Nogales Begins Apr 25
Nogales Arizona January 28 The annual convocation of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona will be held here for three days beginning April 25 Rev H C Smith of the Nogales Episcopal church announced yesterday It has been nine years since a convocation was held in Nogales as Episcopalians meet in Phoenix every other year All clergy of the Episcopal church and lay delegates from each parish and mission will attend the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Episcopal Diocese of
Arizona
H C. Smith
Hood Says Cassidy Not Cooperating With Sheriffs
Sheriff J E Hood of Cochise County criticized Arizona prohibition officer Mike Cassidy for lack of cooperation. Hood said border proximity and limited deputy numbers hinder bootlegging enforcement, case dismissals by Judge Sawtelle, and funding shortages left his force virtually strapped. He claimed Cassidy refused to send an extra officer and blocked needed expenses to sustain anti bootleg operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cassidy
Arizona
J E. Hood
Cochise County
Mr. Hood
Coohise
Cassidy
Mate
Sawtelle
Phoenix
Tucson
Fedral
Mr. Cassidy
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Forest Road Fund
Hunt
Guy
Dresden
Ee Ae Ees
Tealing
District OF Arizona Customs
Colorado
Hood
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