Cochise County Railroad Valuations Shown Detail Totals
The Cochise county railroad valuations from the state tax commission total 12.953 for 420.6564 miles of road. Main lines and branches including EP and SW, Benson ranch, Corta Lowell, Courtland Douglas, Lewis Springs Fort Huachuca, Osborn Biktee, Tombstone Feishank, Mascot & We pany, New Mexico and Arizona RR, SP ROR Co, Arizona Eastern, Cochise tileeson, and Johnson Dragoon and Northern are listed with per mile values and grand totals for each line, with a final county-wide assessment ready for vote.
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Det LF Kuchembecker
Board of Supervisors
State Tax Commission
Cochise County
Benson Ranch
Corta- Lowell
Lewis Springs
Hoachuew
Osborn Biktee
Tae
Tombstone
Feishank
Mascot & Wepany
New Mexico and
Arizona RR
SP. Ror Co
Iene
Arizona
Bowie
Graham County
Cochisetileeson
Jobneon Dragoon
Lewis Springs Depot Robbery Involving Hernandez Brothers
Under Sheriff sent to Lewis Springs to probe a depot robbery blamed on two Mexican youths, Huberto and Rafael Hernandez. Agent Brumberly reported a trap with marked $275 in the till. the two fled by car but were pursued. The younger Hernandez confessed to taking the money, saying his elder brother forced him to hide it. Six of fourteen tickets stolen were recovered.
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Chas
Day
Lewis Springs
Huberto
Rafael Hernandez
Brumberly
Hernandez
Moore Held Over For Trial In Warren Burglary
Walter Moore of Warren, a barber, was bound over in Lowell justice court for superior court trial on a charge of burglary after missing drug store articles were found in his possession. He claims he bought them from another party. Bond set at $1000. Nogales reporting water drilling at Whetstone Mountain.
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Bisbee
Walter Moore
Warren Barber
Warren
Justice Court
Lowell
Superior Court
Moore
Near Blaze Prevented By Quick Alarm From Neighbor
A near disaster was averted when Mrs. W A Fowler spotted fire in a window at M M Bludworth’s residence and raised the alarm. The blaze, sparked by a lamp left on as the Biudworth family left for Fairbank, could have destroyed three close houses as curtains caught at the mantel.
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M. M. Bludworth
W. A. Fowler
County Attorney Darnell Nears Return After Illness
July 19 Tucson reports County Attorney George Darnell telephoned Assistant County Attorney Ben Mathew that his health has improved enough to resume duties next Saturday. He had been quarantined at home with a slight smallpox illness and is now nearly fully recovered with minimal lingering effects.
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Tucson
George Darnell
Ben Mathewe
Fowler of Nogales Named for Arizona Collector of Customs
Charles Je Fowler of Nogales received a telegram from Senator Ralph H Cameron stating the president had sent his name to the senate for confirmation as collector of customs for the Arizona district with headquarters in Nogales. The senate likely would confirm before week’s end. Fowler previously served as Santa Cruz county sheriff and as Nogales postmaster.
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Nogales
Charles Je. Fowler
United States
Ralph H. Cameron
Washington
Fowler
Senate
Harding
Arizona
Charles F Hardy
Santa Cruz
No Complaint On Mining Valuations In Arizona
In Phoenix on the 13th the Arizona chapter of the American Mining Congress stated no objection to state tax commission valuations on mining property if similar shifts are applied to other property classes. J E Curry, secretary, told the commission that no complaint would be made as long as all classes share the burden, a point echoed by Charles R B Howe, chairman of the commission.
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Phoenix
Daly
State Tax Commission
Arizona
American Mining Congress
J. E. Curry
Jone
Carry
Charles RB Howe
Crop conditions in northern state part reported good
Phoenix date July 13. Farming conditions across the state are generally poor except the north central portion where they are good. Some plowing occurs in preparation for expected rains in July and August, with Delhise county seeing average beams planted. Potatoes near Flagstaff have suffered little frost damage while wheat and oats prosper. Continuous drying winds reduced soil moisture. creeks overflowed 7,000 to 4,000 acres of sericultural land above Gadsden, water 1 to 3 feet deep, potentially rising. Alfalfa seed harvest started. cantaloupes developing well.
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Phoenix
Delhise
Flagstaft
Yama
Gadsden
Sume
Colorado River Falls After Greatest Flood
The Colorado River drops after a peak of 31 feet, falling rapidly from the flood that ranks among the greatest on record. Within days the level has receded about 10 feet as crews saved Imperial levees while Arizona defenses suffered damage on the banks.
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Yuma
Wor
Arizona
Thieves Target Trousers and Alarm Clock in New York Room
Fate Bartlett of New York Roome ap Brewery Gulch invites the thief to return missing trousers and an alarm clock left after a robbery last week. Bartlett woke to find only those items missing, and the thief’s oversight becomes a public flare. Six Mexicans accused of holding up Revert Reay at Hereford were ordered held to await the supreme court action in Tombstone, each bond set at $5,000. Sheriff Joe Hood and Deputy Rafferty transported them to Tombstone for the preliminary hearing.
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Bilder
Fate Bartlett
New York
Gulch
Bartlett
Hereford
Saperior Court
Tombatone
Justice Crate
Tombstone
Joe Hood
Deputy Rafferty
Tv 2
State Official Holds Oil Firm Investigation
Phoenix July 1 Loren Vaughn member of the state corporation committee retorted from Flagstaff where he attended the Arizona Cattle and Wool Growers association and the farm bureau. He holding hearings in the capital to investigate the affairs of the oil and refining companies with border states petroleum products and both firms have headquarters in Tucson.
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Phoenix
Loren Vaughn
Flngetatt
Arizona Cattle and Wool Growers’ Associations
Arizona Girls Arrested in Mexico for Bathing Suit Clash
A Tucson group from the University of Arizona studying a Mexican summer course was detained in Mazatlan after Mexican police objected to American bathing suits. They were briefly held before release following intervention by University of Arizona President von Klein Smid.
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Arizona
Mexico
Les
University of Arizona
Tucson
Nogales
Mexico City
University of Stenee
Mazatian
Mazatlan
von Klein Smid
Through to Nogales bids Rotinsen visit Tombstone
Rotinsen, a well known old timer in the county and former Tombstone resident, visited the city yesterday and today while en route to New Mexico to pursue mining interests. He plans to return to Tombstone and may take up ventures in the silver district.
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Rotinsen
Tombstone
Robibeen
Silver
Session laws of fifth state legislature presented to governor
July 13 and Job Redmond report the first copy of the session laws of the fifth state legislature and the special session of the fourth legislature were presented to Gov. Thomas E. Campbell. The single volume edition is the only copy received so far with more books expected by week’s end. The state blue book is in printers’ hands and should be available within a week.
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Phonix
Thomas E. Campbell
Joan Redmond
Pricth
Redmond
Gona Legislatu
Shoplifter Escapes Into Mexico Through Arroyo
A shoplifter fled Nogales city police today noon using the arroyo from Shelby service station on Arroyo boulevard to the international line. The thief was caught in the act at theatschester store, chased by officers, and leaped into the arroyo at the north end, then disappeared into Mexico.
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Nogales
Shelby
Aroyo Boulevard
Nogales City
Mexico
Atschester
Committee to attend Prison Council named
Gov Thomas E Campbell announced 16 delegates from Arizona to the 31st annual American Prison Association congress in Jacksonville Florida October 28 to November 3. Appointees include Judge Ole J Baughs Florence Mrs Harold Panter Phoenix Judge W I Chambers Safford Attorney General W J Galbraith Phoenix Miss Christiana Gilchrist Phoenix Rev James Hunter Florence E Ho Lars Fort Grant Dr Hlavid Liktais Phoenix Dr Marty K Nett Phoenix Thomas H Rynning Florence Judge Albert M Sames Tombstone Judge R Stanford Phoenix Mrs E O Stewart Phoenix Miss Elsie Toles Phoenix Rev Feather Penge Nevates Phoenix
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Phoenix
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Congress of the
American Prison Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Ole J. Baughs
Pinal
Florence
Harold Panter
W. It Chambers
Graham County
Safford
W. J. Galbraith
Dons and Parvies
R . Stanford
Maricopa County Superior Court
Eo J. Stewart
Elsie Toles
Fall Will Not Visit Arizona on West Tour
Secretary of the Interior B. A. Fall cancels definite dates for a western trip including Arizona. Governor Campbell had invited him to Phoenix for three days to view development projects. A telegram from V. Safford says scheduling conflicts prevent a firm start, with July 16 previously listed as a planned start.
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Phoenix
A. B. Fall
Department of the Interior
West
Thomas E. Campbell
V. Safford
Fall
Arizona
Car washed off road found 17 miles north of Nogales
A brand new Cadillac was washed 150 yards off the Nogales Tucs on road. A rescue team is needed to pull the car back onto the pavement. The incident occurred Sunday night near Nogales.
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Nogales
Tucson
Verder
Heavy rainstorm floods Nogales streets
One hour rainfall in Nogales measured 1.12 inches amid a heavy shower between 1 and 2 pm. The Arroyo ran full, gutters overflowed, and city walkways flooded. The storm caused notable damage across the city.
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Nogales
Lower salaries of stock inspectors in Arizona
July 12 report from Frank P. Moore of Douglas on a 26 percent cut in livestock inspector salaries due to near elimination of fees from non shipments. The 65 inspectors earned 100 to 150 dollars, with some higher pay in violated districts. July 14 Tucson item: Sergeant Pogue, 24, arrested on complaint by wife Mary for alleged threats to kill.
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Phoenix
Frank P. Moore
Douglas
Livestock Sanitary Board
Flagstaff
Moore
Tucson
Pogue
Snyder and
Wren
South Meyer Street
Mary
Quarterly Report of Cochise Farm Advisor
Cochise County Agricultural Agent RB Adamson of Willcox reports at a July 14 briefing that labor shortage risks arise if Mexicans are deported. The Cochise Farm Bureau, organized April 2, notes 46 paid members rising to 15 locales. The board discusses labor impact on cotton and crops, budget for extension work, irrigation plans, seed procurement, and cooperative trials. Rabbit drives yield 5,400 rate bits. hog marketing aided by Arizona Packing Co. at 7.12 cents. dairy and beef campaigns proceed. Deportation costs cited at 72,000 and labor sufficiency debated.
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RB Adamson
Cochise County
Willcox
Arizoms Cotton Groware Association
Board of Directors
Eel
Farm Bureau Organization
Table Shows Loans in Cochise County
A county recorder table reports loans totaling over two million dollars issued since January 1 in Cochise County. Realty mortgages show 387 with 774 195.79 dollars loaned. satisfactions 28. partial releases none. Chattel mortgages total 298 with 1 290 086 dollars loaned. satisfactions not listed.
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Cochise County
Supervisors Inspect Roads From Bisbee To Ramsey Canyon
Douglas July 14 Supervisors Adams and Chairman Jota B 1 inspected roads from Bisbee to Ramsey Canyon after rains. They found washouts near Buena but overall the routes were better than before the downpour. Chairman Hart said a budget meeting would set next year’s spending with aims to reduce retrenchment and avoid increases.
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Douglas
Adams
Jota B. 1
Bisbee
Ramsey Canyon
Hart
Buena
Chinese Slain in Sleep Near State Capital Phoenix
July 14 two Chinese were shot and killed on a truck farm about a mile south of Phoenix in the night. Sheriff’s offices say the deaths may reflect a struggle between two tongs. The victims slept with seven others. one survivor reported hearing shots and seeing two masked men flee. No robbery attempt was noted at the camp.
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Phoenix
Sheriffs Office
Ledge widens at Solstice Mine raises ore quality
W. T. Boyd, president of Solstice Mining and Milling, reports yesterday's ledge of ore widened today by four inches, now over two and a half feet thick. Over two tons of high grade ore mined will be sent to Tombstone for storage. ore value exceeds $1,000 per ton in gold and silver.
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Solstice Mining and Milling Company
Tombstone
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Cochise Farm Advisor
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Co Ehige
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Arizona Fucking Company
Phaetia
Brimque
Lvestock
Jersey
Incat Farm Bureau Marketing Committee
St. David
Sis
W. T. Boyd
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