Arizona producing mines valued at 413 million in 1930 report
Arizona producing mines were valued at 413,082,785 a nine percent drop from last year. Commissioner Charles R Howe noted the total mining assessment will exceed half of state property value, with non producing mines estimated at about 10 million. Gila county leads with 115,475,478. Cochise 105,771,621. Greenlee 24,?. Mohave 6,072,816. Pima 22,?. Pinal 46,972,048. Yavapai 99,924,?
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Arizona
Gila
Cochise
Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Times
Gila County
Eact
Cochis
Greenies
Fire destroys three houses in Bakerville Bisbee
A fast moving blaze visited Bakerville Bisbee early yesterday morning, destroying three houses. The fire started in a residence owned by John Trew and spread to adjacent homes occupied by Jim Rancho and J Walker. the Walker house was owned by Harry and George Henniger.
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Bisbee
Bakerville
John Trew
Jim Rancho
J. Walker
Walker
Harry
George Henniger
Pearson U K S Canyon For Commercial Flight
Lieutenant Alexander Pearson Jr reports from Nogales after two weeks flying over the Grand Canyon of Arizona that commercial flying over the canyon could be done without great expense. The findings were submitted to the Eighth Army Corps headquarters in San Antonio on July 9.
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San Antonio
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Alexander Pearson, Jr
Nogales
Eighth Army Corps
Canyon
State land department receipts reach 258 396 in six months
Receipts from the Arizona land department since January total 258 396 24 with 112 087 72 from sales 137 754 85 rentals and 8 552 57 fees turned over by Rudolph Kuenler to Raymond Earhart. June receipts amounted to 37 760 82 including 5 911 47 sales 20 267 10 rentals and 1 582 22 fees.
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Phoenix
State Land Department
Rudolph Kuenler
Raymond Earhart
State Historian Elected Secretary of Pioneer Assn
Colonel James H McClintock state historian was elected historical secretary of the Northern Arizona Pioneers Association. He returned from Prescott where he gathered pioneer stories for his office during his Fourth of July vacation.
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Phoenix
Northern Arizona Pioneers’ Associon
James H McClintock
McClintock
Prescott
Easement Dispute Halts Benson Road Route
State officials report Southern Pacific has not granted a highway right of way through Benson but sent an easement paper later rejected.Attorney General notes no official power to grant tax exemptions on ground claimed. If unresolved, Benson’s state highway likely cannot pass by depot grounds and may shift to the next street back. Opinions differ in Benson and the state engineer will decide after contractor Eckerman’s return.
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Southern Pacific Rail Company
Benson
St Rail
Eckerman
Miller Sues County for $25,000 Over Death
Ada M. Jones administrator of Marie Miller's estate sues Pima County for $25,000 claiming negligence on the Tucson Nogales road caused the September 22, 1920 death. The suit argues the dangerous road condition directly produced the fatal injuries.
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Sues County
Marie Miller
Tucson
Ada M. Jones
Miller
Pima County
Miss Miller
Tucson-Nogales
Rancher Arrested Over Possession of Liquor at McNeal Ranch
Douglas, July. Thomas Patterson, a Hud Kelly deputy sheriff, was arrested yesterday at his ranch home five miles north of McNeal on a charge of having liquor in possession. His son Munroe waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bond. Special prohibition officers from El Paso, with Deputy Sheriff Ea Leahy and J. S. Ketly assisting, raided with a search warrant from United States Commissioner Beumler. Five gallons of whiskey were seized.
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E. M. McClure
Prohibition
el Paso
Beamler
Ea Leahy
Ketly
Immigration Service
Funeral for Hill Child Tomorrow
Funeral services for George Hill, 16 months old, of Hil stich, will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from the family residence with the body brought to Tombstone from Bisbee last night. Hennessy parlors handle arrangements. services will occur at the home and cemetery. relatives from Tucson arrive to attend. family and friends mourn the sudden loss of a once healthy child.
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George
Unfortunate War Vets to Be Moved to Gov't Institution
About twelve ex service men confined in the state asylum near Phoenix are ordered moved to the Montecito institution at Tal mage California. Senator Ruth Cameron and others report officials expect better conditions in California and guardians may be appointed there. NOGALES. 425 men or about 25 percent of the 25th Infantry at Camp Stephen D Little seek discharge after War Department downsized the Army.
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Gov't Institution
Hisber
Tate
Phoenix
Montecito
Talmage
Cal
Ruth Cameron
Bert Clingan
M. Wasalty
Cameron
John Rock
Phoepis
California Institution
25Th Infantry
Camp
Stephen D. Little
War Department
Warren drug store burglary arrest ties to $350 cash loss
Walter Moore, a Warren barber, was arrested last night on alleged connection with the burglary of the Warren drug store. Constable Henry Bohm reports the theft involved $350 in cash and the entire stock of narcotics.
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Bisbee
Walter Moore
Warren Barber
Henry Bohm
Warren Drug
Eight Thousand Babies Born In Arizona In Year
Phoenix July 9 The state board of health reports that 945 babies were born in Arizona during the past year. Of this number 4205 were boys and 2440 girls, with 117 pairs of twins. A forest fire near Roosevelt, Mazatzal region, burned over 3000 acres but was brought under control by July 9 after winds fanned flames from July 3 to July 5.
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Roosevelt
Mazatzay Peak
W. H. Goddard
Phoenix
State Board
of Health Today
Arizona
Tombstone Man Represents Auto Club In Arizona Distribution
The Automobile Club of Arizona prepares to activate with thirty local representatives serving large communities. Each rep will run a branch office to share timely information with members and travelers. State headquarters shipped a large batch of maps folders and supplies to the listed locals.
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Phoenix
Automobile Club of Arizona
Newland
Rjo
Dan B. Seed
Bistee
Merton N. Tice
Chandler
Wrtridae
Clifton
Hubbell
Douglas
M. Brooks
Duncan
W. B. Raudebaush
Flagstaff
J. W. McCann
Florence
CM. Healy
Globe L. Cadwell
Holbrook
N. P. Wykoff
Jerome
T. W. Devine
Kingman
J. F. Shaw
Miami
W. BR
Stewart
A. AA
Carrick
Glendale
State Livestock Growers In Session In Flagstaff
Joint meeting of Arizona Cattle Growers and Arizona Wool Growers opened in Flagstaff today. Topics included rangeland rates and marketing conditions. Speakers included Governor Campbell, E F Crab, Hugh Campbell, Frank Pooler, R Kuebler, W Galbraith, Dave Johnson, and M T Tre ihaven. Banquet held for delegates. resolution committee to report tomorrow.
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Flagstaff
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
The
Arizona Wool Growers’ Association
Thomas E. Campbell
E F. Crab
Cattle Growers’ Association
Hugh Campbell
Wool Growers’ Association
Frank Pooler
C. R. Heineman
Institute of American Meat Packers
Radolph Kuebler
W. 2. Galbraith
Dave Johnson
M.T. Treihaven
Ateht ‘Son
Topeka and
Santa Fe Rairoad Company
Glorious Fourth Dampers on Marriage Licenses in County
Over the Glorious Fourth week only five marriage licenses were issued by Clerk JE James of the Superior Court. Edward James, 40, to wed Alice Thompson. Chas T Johnson, 44, to wed Erene Moose. Marvin W Chamberlain, 54, to wed Bernice Higgins. Milton O Linder, 25, to wed Arcadia Hickman. Federico Castro, 36, to wed Martin Medina.
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JE. James
Superior Court
Edward James
Aliee
Thman
Fort Huachuca
Chas. T Johnson
Erene Moose
Marvin W. Chamberlain
Bernice Higgins
Milton O. Linder
Arcadia Hickman
Dow
Federico Castro
M. Medina
Blstiwe
County Attorney Sessions to Discuss Law Interpretations
Northern Arizona session of county attorneys will consider uniform interpretation of laws. W. J. Galbraith, attorney general, will attend with planned talks on legal problems, amendments in effect, and potential recommendations to the legislature. The meeting aims to align county prosecutors and assistants on key state legal issues.
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Phoenix
County Attorney's Association
Eld la Plasstatt
W. J. Galbraith
Geiats
Galbraith
Convention of Attorney
Former Secretary of State Freed on Liquor Charge
Sidney Osborn former Arizona secretary of state Wyman J. Peters and Sylvan Gans were found not guilty by a Phoenix jury of transporting intoxicating liquor The jury deliberated two hours before verdict The men were arrested days earlier and released pending trial The defense featured testimony from more than eighty witnesses as to the defendants characters
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Phoenix
Sidney Osborn
Arizona
Wyman J. Peters
Sylvan Gans
Lernally
Verdcet
Chinese prohibited from entering Sonora border
Mexico City reports General Calles forbids immigration of Chinese to Sonora due to unsettled conditions. Local authorities ordered to monitor the border to prevent smuggling from San Francisco into national territory. Holbrook notes several new companies to enter a social field.
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Mexico City
General Calles
Sonora
San Francisco
Cal
Holbrook
Veral
Socal
Cochise County Welfare Board Appointments Announced
Judge Sames announced the appointment of Cochise County Child Welfare Board members: JH Macia Tombstone Esther Cummings E J Flannigan Bistee and H Hurst Douglas. The 5 member panel will cooperate with the state board, meet weekly then monthly, and focus on destitute widows and dependent children under the welfare act.
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Sames
Cochise
Albert Mo Sam
Cochise County
Vne
Sames Tuff
Macia
Tombstone
Esther Cummings
E. J. Flannigan
Bistee
H. Hurst
Douglas
Ehilires
Jorge Sames
Tak Bers
Lockwood
Arvision
Cattle Die in Hemorrhagic Disease on Nicholson Farm
In a Florence area outbreak, around 50 yearling steers on George A Twee farm died from hemorrhagic fever. State Veterinarian Hart advised vaccination for the remaining 1450 head. after serum administration no further deaths were reported. The disease has been considered controlled despite prior range troubles.
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Nichols T
Florence
Nicholson
Ajo Man Killed in Fall From Ladder
W T Casterton a New Cornelia Copper Co power house employee fell from a high ladder Thursday and died. He leaves a seriously ill wife in New Cornelia hospital, a Detroit teacher daughter, and a son who studied at Arizona State University. Body sent to Tucson and then Detroit for interment.
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AJO
W. T. Casterton
New Cornelia Copper Company
New Cornelia Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Arizona State University Tucson
Tucson
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U. K.'S Canyon
Pioneer Ass
Benson Oad
Hill Child
Ciingun
California
Clingan
Auto Club
State Livestoce
Cochise County Welfare Board
Pinal County
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