Arizona Game Wardens Guard State Resources Tight Budget Fears
Phoenix April 38. Arizona maintains about 660 game wardens including 170 sworn deputies and many volunteers. Law requires sheriffs and constables to serve as deputy wardens, creating enforcement reach across the state. Wardens warn violations carry fines up to 150 and possible imprisonment while others join as deputy game wardens to boost patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Joe V. Prochaska
Weme
Pro Chreka
Forrester Ieddington
Suall Eine Wet
How Doc Donovan Kidnapped Gov Zulick Story
Arizona history recounts how Doc Donovan a deputy marshal crossed into Mexico driving a wagon to Nacozari seventy miles from the border and with help rescued C Meyer Zulick governor of Arizona Territory appointed in 1885 and held by Mexican authorities. The rescue occurred before the Nacozari railroad was completed as Zulick was spirited across the line near Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Doc” Donovan
Mexico
Atiguna
M. Shaw
Pima County
Arizona
Donovan
C. Meyer Zalick
Govenor
Arizona Territory
Cleveland
William K. Meade
United States
Zulick
Nueport
Lich
Har 10 Ing
Yulick
Rea Jersey
Che Mizinx
Xlexa
Zalick
Marshal Mead
Doc Donovan
Nacozari
Nacoari
Bisbee
Jan Nace
Bisbee Odd Fellows Observe Hundredth Birthday Celebration
April 26 marked the hundredth anniversary of the independent Order of 644 Fellows with over 400 Cochise county members at the Bisbee Odd Fellows ball. Members from Douglas were few amid rough roads, while Tombstone sent about twenty. The day began at 2 PM with Rebekah degree work and continued at 4 PM with subordinate degree work, under the Subordinate Encampment Canton and Rebekah lodges of Cochise county, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Independent Order of 644 Fellows
Cochise County
Odd Fellows
Douglas
Tombstome
Rebekah
Canton
Honor Flags To Be Given Victory Loan Leaders In Arizona
Miss Alice Birdsall state chairman of the women's Victory Liberty loan committee will present honor flags to counties cities and towns across the state for achieving performance records in the current campaign. Ten flags will be awarded for first and over subscription milestones including counties and cities by population.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Alice Birdsall
Women's Victory Liberty Loan Committee
Indians Found Guilty of Murder in Federal Trial
Phoenix April 27 A federal court jury found Chief Jack Johnson and Billy Davis Cocopah Indians guilty of murder in the first degree in the killing of tribal medicine man Joe Barley near Yematart March The verdict carries life imprisonment with no capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jack Johnson
Billy Davis
Joe Barley
Yematart
Mrch
Tombstone Shoots At State Rifle Meet In Tucson
Tombstone Rifle Club returned from Tucson where it competed in the State Tournament. Captain H C Wheeler won the state championship and will receive a gold medal for high individual gun. Phoenix first team won the secretary's cup. Hart of Tucson won the Governor's cup. Pope of Phoenix won the individual rapid fire medal. Officers cup match went to Phoenix first team with seven teams competing. Tombstone finished fourth after a score dispute over a 200 rapid fire target. The last event saw a fast course from 590 yard to 260 yard ranges. Tucson teams led by a close margin. A boxing exhibtion and banquet followed, with H Calmy elected president of the state association. Detailed scores to be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Tombstone Rifle Club
Tucson
H.C. Wheeler
Phoenix
Hart
Pope
Tucsons
Phoenia
Douglas
Ornery
Santa Rita
Hcalmy
State Association
J. P. Sexton
Pat. Geo. J. Roskraze
Seretary
F. Gulley
Plicents
Mother Alleged to Have DnappedTots in Florence
In Tucson Arizona on a Friday, a mother separated from her husband allegedly abducted two of Charles Dunham’s children near a fruit school. Offenders’ vehicle was followed to Florence where Under Sheriff Sullisger stopped the car. The Dunham family reported the third child missing from the Dunbanahome after the mother scattered the youths into the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Apri
Lome Fruit School
Charles
Dunbana
Duntsiu
Dunn
Sullisger
Florince
BIDS FOR FAIR BUILDINGS PHOENIX
April 25 bids for construction at the state fair grounds will be invited immediately per Chairman Baumert of the commission of state Institutions. Holbrook report notes Wind River Producing Refining’s offer to develop part of Mier's Holbrook acreage strengthens the Pioneer Hopt Oil bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Baumert
Commission of State Institutions
Holbrook
Wind River Producing & Refining Company
Wyoming
Pioneer Company
Hopt Oil Company
Mie Later
County seeks bridge loan for Agua Fria project
Phoenix April 28 reports Marico county supervisors made application to the state Institutions commission for a $20,000 loan to build a bridge over the Agua Fria on the Wickenburg road. The county also hopes to secure another $20,000 in federal aid through the state engineer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Commission of State Institutions
Agua Fria
Wickenburg
Trial of Ice Todd Opens in Bisbee Superior Court
The State's case against Ice Todd for allegedly attempting to kill Officer Tom Mooney in Bisbee began in Superior Court. Jury selection finished at noon with twelve jurors named. The defense and prosecution presented witnesses including Officer Mooney and David Foster, with about four days expected if all called.
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Mcday's Daily
Ice Todd
Tom Mooney
Bisbee
Superior Court
W. F. Bridges
H. M. Wells
A. B. Staniger
Steven Koracivich
R. W. Berton
PL. Thomas
Willams
T Roberts
George Gadbois
Joe Blanck
Ernest Beyer
J.T. Bennett
Ake
T. A. Mooney
David Foster
Price Cutton
J.T Kingsbury
Tormbstone
Austering
R. ‘. French
SK. Williams
W. White
Dave Foster
J. Wiley
D. W. Murphy
M. P. Sherri
Frank Thomas
MR. Kempton
Sam Miltinovich
J Thopace
Mert Gilmon
Mrs. Christy
J. Irwin
Henry Hohmfath
Joe Leftaalt
S Harris
C. Wrisht
Wa. Maghes
John Twomey
Prank Wilson
John Baker
John Nesten
W. D. Murphy J. Thompson
George Bride
Hea. Minton
Henry Gray
Joe Hotman
Wallace Tweedie
JM. Morris
TE Wallace
Peter Houndromt
Per Gingrich
Arthur Marmion
Adeline
Harmon
Middleton
L. Jones
Production Of Pure Cotton Seed In Yuma Valley
The University of Arizona Agronomy Department plans to import and plant pure short staple methane cotton seed in the Yuma valley. Seed is treated to guard against pests, with on site inspection and enforcement to ensure seed quality. Weed from these plantings will be distributed locally, aiming to supply seed within three years and boost valley fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agronomy Department
University of Arizona
Yuma
Yuma Valley
Yusa
Phoenix
Chief of Geological Survey Visits Tombstone
Victor C. Hetkes, chief of the Geological Survey based in Washington D C, arrived in Tombstone for several days to study the district. He is in Arizona collecting statistics on precious metals production and will visit the Bunker Hill Mines offices for district information before continuing his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Tombstone
Victor C. Hetkes
Washington, D.C
Dr. Hetkes
Arizona
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Navajo Brothers Face Trial Over Hubbell Murder Confession
Two Navajo brothers from Adeltom Bigue No 1 and No 2 confess to killing trader Charles Hubbell during an evening visit to his trading post near Craiba on March 28. Officials debate whether the crime occurred in Coconino or Navajo County and which county prosecutes. The suspects were captured after a chase across the Little Colorado, then jailed at Leupp with authorities pursuing identification of the crime scene and responsible party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbell
Plagstaf
Ariz
Aatiitonny
Charles Hubbett
Craiba
Coconino
Navajo County
Adeltoms
Sys No 1
Porse
Colorado
Leupp
Arizona to Get Big Roads Gift
April 28 report says Arizona will receive free from the federal government more highway equipment than the entire state now owns. State Engineer Maddock notes the gear includes trailers tractors graders survey instruments and office equipment. Distribution will follow federal aid fund allotments to states with hosting facilities to aid road construction.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Highway Department
Maddock
War Department
Post Office
Douglas to Bisbee Highway Paving to Start Today
Workmen will begin laying cement on the Douglas Bisbee highway today and cover about 500 feet daily until the ten mile stretch from Douglas to Forrest is paved. The contract was awarded to Oswald Brothers of Los Angeles who have been doing preliminary work for some time, according to J C Ryan, engineer for the county road commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Forrestation
J.C. Ryan
County Road Commission
Douglas and
Bisbee
Oswald Brothers
Los Angeles
Strawberry Shortage in Salt River Valley
Phoenix market reports a strawberry shortage for the season with demand unmet locally. California shipments will fill the gap as a larger acreage was planted but fruit will not reach full bearing until next spring.
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Salt River Valley
Phoenix
California
Uzonans Invest in Oil Stocks Amid Arizona Languish
In Phoenix April 28, miners show money heading toward Texas oil. T. C. O Shaughnessy invested 200 in 100 shares of Duke Os company then hid the stock, later tempted by a Texas broker offering 2000 a share. George A. Smith of Miami profited in Burk Waggoner oil. Nogales forms a fire corporate group backing Southwest Hanger Oil. Douglas plans a new company to develop acres in Burke Barnett and Pecos counties. Tucson plans two wells near Catmag city as Arizona Corp Commission orders funds banked for development.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Texas
Jerome
T. C. O'Shaughnessy
Duke Os’ Company
Shaughnessy
Miami
George A. Smith
Burk Waggoner
Negales
Nogales
Southwest Hanger Oil and Refining Company
Kare
Came Mins
Wo A Conner
AL C, Wall
Henry Lecin
Joseph Park
Jade
Cratty
Douglas
Bel Tneerporsted
Burke Barnett
Daeres
Pecos
DA Adams
Tombstone
Catmag City
Tucson
Arizona Corporation " Commission
Livestock Board Adopts Tuberculosis and Sanitation Rules
Phoenix April. The livestock sanitary commission approved several measures to curb cattle tuberculosis with tests and health certificates for cattle entering the state. New rules target abortion and proper disinfection of imported bulls. Daily activity reports will precede salary approvals, and inspector SN Moore will oversee Mohave county infractions as an area detective.
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Phoenix
Thamlay
Lvestock Sanitary Commission
Asl
Intese
Clarks
Mohave County
SN. Moore
Yavapai County
Appointment of federal treasurers for railroads announced
U S Treasurer for Arizona Eastern Road San Francisco April 28 announces W F Ingram as federal treasurer for the Southern Pacific railroad north and south of Ashland Ore for the Arizona road and Charles Elsey treasurer for the Western Pacific Tidewater Southern and Deep Creek railroads, per railroad administration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. F. Ingram
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ashland
Ore
Arizona Railroad
Charles Elsey
Western Pacific
Tidewater Southern
Deep Creek
Railroad Administration
Golf Meet at Capitol Opens This Weekend
The Country club golf tournament in Phoenix will start Saturday and run through Sunday with many entrants from Phoenix and some from Tecson Globe and Humbert, according to club officers.
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Phoenix
Tecson, Globe and Humbert
Club Offeers
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SOYCE
Jesse Royer
Wier E Jones
Senate
Boyce
Prorixans
Attor ‘Ney
Leeter Aks
Gov. Zulick
Florence
Todd Case
BIG Roads
Uzonans
U. S
Eastern Road
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