Ten Year Average Used To Value Mines
Phoenix July 19 4 new policy by the state tax commission changes mine valuations. Chairman Charles Ro Howe says the ten year average replaces the former five year rule. The Miami Copper company used six years of data while New Cornelia Copper used about five and a half years. Howe argues the ten year average will reduce fluctuations benefiting the state and mining properties.
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State Tax Commission
Charles Ro Howe
T Mo
Miami Copper Company
New Cornea Copper Company
Howe
Road to Fairbank Bridge Delayed to August Fifteenth
Project Engineer Al Jon from the road camp near Fairbank says the road to the bridge should be completed around August 15, weather permitting and with a reduced force moved to Pima county for Ploveno work. Grading is near done and surfacing proceeds, though relocation cuts and hard pan slowed progress. The route now to the Cochises will be 15.97 miles from Fairbank, with Nogales distance at 89.97 miles, and potential later realignment toward Patagonia to Nogales.
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Fairbank
Pima County
Ploveno
Ulere
Fairbank Bridge
Cochises
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Patagonia
Tombstone
Three Measures on Ballot for November General Election
Three measures will be voted on at the November general election. The first would change the state superintendent of public instruction from elective to appointive. The second would authorize selling $2,500,000 in state bonds to build a highway from Phoenix to the Colorado River. The third, from the fifth state legislature, asks the people to revoke the state code enacted as an initiative measure.
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PHO
Phoenix
Colorado River
Registered Arizona warrants cashed by state treasurer
Phoenix July 19 registered state warrants totaling about 200000 dollars were paid by the state treasurer under the finance code. balances from around 50 funds were moved to the general fund on July 2, with road fund and university warrants also affected. the remittance from other revenue is expected to leave a general fund balance near 2600000 by July 1.
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Phoenix
Stat
George Ehrhardt
Avade
Wate
Douglas Woman to Recover From Snake Bite
A Douglas woman survived a rattlesnake bite after immediate first aid from her husband. The incident occurred near Slaughter's ranch when the couple encountered a rabbit and the snake. She was rushed to Cabinet hospital within minutes and shows signs of recovery.
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Great
Catumet Hospital
Mia
Roaiway
Thunake
Ross Var
Slaughter’s
Ross
Cabinet
Further Operations in Clifton Morenci District
PG Beckett general manager of Phelps Dodge says no increase in operations in the Clifton Morenci district is planned. Morenci miners are in cleanup work at the Coronado mine after a fire. About 730 tons of ore are being processed at Morenci and concentrates shipped to the Cousins smelter, reflecting reduced production.
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Hisber
Clifton-Morenci
PG Beckett
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Clifton
Morenet
Coronado
Mor.net
Cousins
Clifton-Mureme
Cmeit
Ella Bates Named Field Nurse Amid Watered Nogales Road
Miss Ella Bates was appointed as field nurse under a new federal law with duties to be determined. Nogales to Tucson road washout leaves portions impassable, water in the Santa Cruz river subsiding but risks remain near Calabasas and Tubas. appointment made by Dr. A M Tuthill, effective July 1, in Bisbee.
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Tucson
Sherif
Nogales
Bisbee
Ella Bates
Calabasas
Tubas
Congress
A.M. Tuthill
Aise Bates
Santa Crux
Congress Street
Mise Bates
Bisbee Health Center
Copper Queen gains option on Higgins Property at Bisbee
Copper Queen a Bisbee unit of Phelps Dodge Corp takes a 15 month option on the Higgins property. The Higgins estate of Los Angeles granted the option. The block lies west of Copper Queen and south of Tombstone Canyon and has yielded rich ore in Warren district history. Work halted recently awaiting higher copper demand before resumed exploration.
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Higgins
Bisbee
Co ‘Ring Bisbee Properties
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Tombstone Canyon
Thomas Higsine
Los Angeles
Wolverine
Arizona
Southwest Group
Abe Wolverine
Warren
Thomas Higgins
Higgina
Chicago
Higgins Development Company
James Lemosot
Jack Memeeur
A. T Lowles
LA Town
EB Berquist
He Teom
Berquist
J. J Flanigan Beckett
Woman shoots daughter and herself near Ray tragedy
In Ray, Catherina Garcia, 33, killed her daughter and then took her own life, with the cause of the tragedy not yet known. Neighbors reported no prior disturbance. sheriff in Globe has not notified the husband, a Miami miner, of the deaths as an inquest proceeds and funeral plans begin.
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Miami
Catherina Garela
Ray
Garcis
Globe
Deputies Recover Stolen Government Harness at Camp Jones
Deputies Ed Leahy Fred Moore and W B Thorpe recovered twenty two sets of government harness stolen from the Camp Jones quartermaster department. Captain Johanzen hailed the theft recovery as his cleverest detective work to date. Kingmas Big or ebody bey opened on 600 level of Black Range.
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Douglas
Camp Jones
Ebody Bey
Flooding Ravages Nogales Border City Area
A major flood swept Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora late today sending water four feet deep through streets and stores. Three bridges were washed out and cars swept away while homes and the Grand Avenue district suffered extensive damage. A Mexican woman was reported killed and Panic forced evacuations as power lines and garages were flooded. The baseball game at the Nogales field was postponed due to the high water.
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Nogales
Ariz
Nozales
Sonora
Grand Avenue
Suitomo
Arrayo
American Nogales
Bissball Field
Tomor
Swarow
Nogaies
Arizona Motorists Average 421 Gallons Gasoline Per Year
Secretary Ernest Hall reports Arizona motorists consume 421 gallons of gasoline per car per year. State revenue from gasoline totaled 160.40 with costs at 70. The national average is 422 gallons. The office prepared 15,00 voter steacils for referendum copies and counties sent lists of registered voters for printing.
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Arizona
Hall
Orecum
Kentucky
Secretary of State
OW Stenetts Sre
Varius
Deportation party passes through Tucson en route to New York
July 14 report details a large group of aliens deported from border points under immigration Inspector EM Kline. In Tucson eight individuals were transferred to Nogales with papers prearranged and deported that afternoon. Also notes Judge H P Merril seeking reelection as Justice of the Peace in Tombstone Precinct on the Democratic ticket.
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Tucson
New York
EM. Kline
Washington, D.C
Nogales
Merril
Hodge A. Wentworth
Arizona
Land Department Receipts Show Jump in June
Phoenix July 10 State land department receipts for June totalled 55608 and were larger than any month in the last year and a half State Land Commissioner Kuchler announced today The year to July 1 stood at 297298 up 28952 from the same period in 1921 The rise was attributed to improved conditions in the live industry.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Land Department
Kuchler
Kuchier
Douglas
J. Floyd
Floyd
Mtes A
Rabies panic drives city to consider wider muzzle rule
Hydrophobia death prompts Health Officer Dr Z Causey to seek council action and police enforcement of muzzling amid an epidemic in Tombstone. Debate centers on authority to compel dog owners to muzzle animals and eliminate the spread of disease. The mayor and county health officer plan provisions to curb stray dogs and aggressive animals.
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Douglas
Zcausey
Boyle
Causey
Health Department
Dr Causey
Potice
Dr Caney
Bowden
Hendred
Curte
Attacks on Old Man Sparked by Youth in Prescott
An unidentified youth knocked at an elderly man and drew a knife claiming intent to slice him, but fled as a deputy sheriff arrived. US Marshal T J Sparkes restrained the assailant, who showed a willing to fight. The victim suffered only a bruised face.
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Prescott
T J. Sparkes
Wade
Supervisors push bridge builds and road plans in Arizona
The board reports a 100 foot steel span for Luziens wash and a second span for the bridge beyond the wash, items expected this week. Construction will rush once material arrives as the road gang is increased. Work on the west end nears completion and a Bowls to San Simon extension will proceed with greater speed. The S P has bought land west of the area, forcing the road builders to adjust plans into Bowie, and citizens will be asked to advise which street the road should enter.
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Ariz
Luziens Wash
Bowls
San Simon
S. P
Bowie
Hall seeks reelection as Arizona secretary of state
Ernest R. Hall announced his candidacy for reelection in Phoenix asserting a record of efficiency. He cited lower expenses for the year ending June 30, 1922 compared with 1920 and receipts for 1921-22 more than double those of 1918-20, as proof of improved office management.
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Phoenix
Ernest Ro Hall
Tom C. Foster
Cochise County
Phoenix. Ariz
Ernest R. Hall
Hall
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