Petition to form irrigation district in Cochise County Arizona
Petitioners request permission to form an irrigation district under 1915 law. They define boundaries across multiple townships along the San Pedro River and list landowners totaling about 27 000 acres to be benefited. The document records sworn statements by M P Cosby and notary H P Merrill with signatures of numerous Cochise County residents and acreage details for the proposed district.
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Arizona
Foowing Irrigation District
Gila and
Salt River
Hi. P. Merrill
Cochise
State of Arizona
M. P. Cosby
Sam
Cochise County
MP. Cosby
Notary Public
M. P. Barrow
Peter A. Lofgren
Elsie L. Mattieson
Nettie P. Busby
Francis T. Miller
Eraneie Tr Miller
Pyannah Miller
Goodman
Busby
Curtis, Jr
Byron Merrill
Sp Parker
Board of Supervisors
McRae
Marcin
Reclamation Service
Martin
San Pedro
Sitton
Edna B. Abred
JS. Merrill, Jr
J. S. Merrill, Jr
G. Goodman
Mencale
Bob. Riggs
Merrill
Hilgzabech Merrill
John S. Merrill
V. M. Seraston
Joe T. Goodman
James G. Miller
Chalten
Kelly
Loyd L. Miller
Esther Merrill
R. Plume
A.J Baker
Jos
N. Purtis, Jr
County of
H. P. Merrill
J. N. Curtis, Jr
Aly
State
HP. Merrill
A. J Baker
Jada
Coons
Alvah Fenn
Lla McNeil
Parley E. Barney
Jas. Lofgreen
Curtis
Western
F. Harsh
Morrison
Mary E. Cosby
State of
Eckerman
H. M. Eckerman
Giragi
J. Abell
P. J. Abell
Wigney
S. J. Johnson
Mary Merrill
N. Christenson
W. EL Lynch
Alex M. Cargo
Alfonzo Christenson
CW. Watkins
WH. Watkins
Frank Theroux
Df H. Boyle
O. Post
Sey
Steve M. Miller
Wenewinsen
W. F. Fry
S.nenness
Roy Curtis
BL Lee
W. Newne
A. L. Duncan
H. Woods
Y. H. Woods
J. W
Notice of Hearing on San Pedro Water Users Association
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors sets a hearing for June 1920 on a petition filed May 17 1920 to create an Irrigation District named San Pedro Water Users Association. Notice published in Tombstone Daily Prospector and posted at three conspicuous places, with copies to be provided to the petition. L F Kuchenbicker Clerk.
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San Pedro
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Arizona
Tombstone
Arisons
Tombstone Daily Prospector
Cochise
State of Arizona
Abe
Saih
L. F. Kuchenbicker
State bond issue not needed says local official
County reports progress on Willcox to San Simon road and Douglas to Camp Harry Jones highway. Work east of Douglas to Bernardino continues satisfactorily under State Engineer Maddock, with the board arranging to extend the state highway project to Rodeo and federal aid sought.
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of Arizona
Sid Smyth
Willcox
San Simon
Bowie
Douglas
Camp Harry Jones
Bernardino
Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
Maddock
Rodeo
AH Ardner
Dav
State Not Liable In Cow Death Case
An Arizona opinion says the state cannot be sued for damages from negligence of its agents. A cow died after falling into a ditch at a culvert on a state highway. The ruling hinges on whether a hidden defect in the culvert existed and whether the cow used due care for its own safety.
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Phoenix
Thomas Maddock
Louis B. Whitney
State Supreme Court
Famous 585 Mine at Lordsburg Sold to Bisbee Interests
On May 18 Calumet & Arizona Mining Co announced purchase of the Eighty-five mine near Lordsburg New Mexico. The vein lies four miles from Lordsburg in Grant county within the Virginia mining district near Shakespeare camp. The property, connected to Lordsburg by a narrow gauge line, comes with a proven production history and will supply copper ores for smelter flux.
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Lordsburg
C. & A. Bisbee
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
John C. Greenway
Grant County
N. M
Virginia
Shakespeare Camp
Southern Pacific
Modern Wrinkles in the Cattle Business
Dr. R. Williams of the University notes strong interest and up to date methods in cattle production. He stresses fenced ranges to conserve carrying capacity, keep cows located, and reduce drifting, arguing that open ranges yield poor profits for progressive stockmen.
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Tucson
R. Williams
University
Arizona
Doc
Farmers Reflect On Cattle Rearing In Changing Ranges
The author contrasts old and new practices in cattle farming across regions from Arizona to the Northwest and East. He notes improved pastures, seasonal feeding needs, and aims to fatten stock with careful grazing, pasture management, and timely feed, imagining August or September range fattening with cows bearing white faces and sturdy calves.
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Arizona
Northwest
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Honorable Board of Arizona Pervisors OF
Notary Pi
N. Curtis, JR
Bile Cochise County
Anna Lofgren
J. R Cosby
Hills Johnson
Ben S. Johnson
W. L. Fenn
Parley Fons
Lacy A. Fean
John &. McGuire
Jems AL. Sherman
Biker
State of Arizons
J. T. Proffitt
John Fenn
A. & Porter
M A. Johnson
James R. Hieber
Chas
E. Goetz
W. Ets & Co
Screw
P. P. Sabin
Fred W. Anderson
J. W. Gobble
Famou
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Studebaker
FORD
Tombstone Auto Co
Ford Cars
Wan
Ou Bank
Cochise County State Bank
the Bank OF Service