Court Orders Sale of Perrin Lands in Arizona
Judge Lamson of Yavapai County Superior Court ordered sheriff sale of about 100000 acres of Perrin land near the Baca grant in Arizona to satisfy a Bank of Arizona foreclosure judgment against the Denver bank. The Bank of Arizona mortgage is deemed a prior lien for specified sums, with the court confirming the mortgage secured by the Perrin property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin
Arizona
Lamson
Yavapai County
Prescott
Baca
Richard Lamson
Bank of Arizona
First National Bank of Denver
Fab Your & Baker
Denver
L. B. Perrin
R. E. Morrison
Hughes & Dorsey
Denver Bank
Li ‘% Thayer
Thayer
E. B. Perrin
Southwest
Governor Elias Visits Nogales on Border
Francisco Elias, governor of Sonora, arrived in Nogales on the border for a visit as of today. The visit underscores cross border relations between Nogales and Sonora with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Elias
Sonora
Judge Flanigan Takes Duty Today As Supreme Judge
Phoenix, Sept 3. Judge Flanigan of Bisbee arrives to assume duties as a state Supreme Court justice. He pays courtesy calls to Chief Justice Ross and Justice McAlister and notes he saw his oath in Bisbee days ago. He announces Margaret Carney of Bisbee will serve as his secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Flanigan
Phoenix, Ariz
Flanigan
Bisbee
Henry P Ross
A. G. McAlister
Oth
Margaret Carney
Northern Arizona Potato Crop Biggest Ever
Phoenix September 30 Northern Arizona potatoes will average 60 sacks to the acre says Dr Oscar C Bartlett who returned from Navajo Apache counties where he represented the state entomologist office for three months The state is in excellent agricultural condition with potato prices around two and a half cents a pound and Bartlett estimates the average clean up will be 100 per acre The biggest potato crop in history is credited to the north this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Oscar C. Bartlett
Ocening
Navajo
Apache
Sue
Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett
Spurious United States checks warn public in southwest
A Secret Service alert from El Paso warns officers to watch for counterfeit United States treasury checks in the southwest. Payees vary. face value commonly 75 dollars. Checks are on bluish paper with Bureau of Claims insignia and a two-signature endorsement requirement. Merchants should detain bearers and notify police, who inform Secret Service headquarters for custody and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
United States Secret Service
EL Paso
Bureau of Claims
Taited States
Secret Service
Grand Jury To Submit Final Report Today
Phoenix October 1 final federal grand jury report due to Judge William H Sawtelle before Prescott term opens. Jury heard over 80 matters. final disposition expected with report. October 10 Fire Prevention Day proclaimed by Governor Campbell urging awareness of fire losses and fatalities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Prescott
Phoenix
Thos. E. Campbell
United States
Campaign Planned Against Unfair Rail Rates
Local chamber of commerce moves to form a traffic bureau led by twenty prominent business men to fight proposed preferential railroad rates from Eastern points to Pacific terminals. Arizona consumers say the changes would injure interior points and end robbing practices, prompting a bitter war against the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rive
Sailroats
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Lyman Eyed as Baker’s Successor on Arizona Supreme Court
Phoenix observers foresee two supreme court vacancies after Judge A C Baker’s death. Chief Justice Rose may seek reelection while Judge Ross could remain on the bench. Frank N. Lyman of Maricopa County is urged as a strong candidate to fill Baker’s seat, ensuring capable leadership on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
AC. Baker
Rose
Ross
Artzona
Lefty
Frank N. Lyman
Maricopa County
Yavapal Man Named on Arizona Livestock Board
Charles P. Mullen of Yavapai County, former president of the Arizona Cattle Growers’ association, was appointed to the state livestock sanitary board by Governor Campbell. He succeeds the late E. H. Crabb of Flagstaff and has long been involved in Arizona cattle business, with Skull Valley interests. Other board members are Frank P. Moore of Douglas and Bernard of Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Charles P. Mullen
Yavapai County
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Thos E. Campbell
Mullen
E. H. Crabb
Flagstaft
Ainten
Arizona
Skull Valley
Frank P. Moore
Douglas
Bernard
Tucson
Deny Insurance to Bootleggers Autos in Arizona
The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered insurance firms to cease insuring automobiles used for bootlegging and to cancel related policy clauses by October 15, 1921. The order, issued after talks with federal prohibition officials, aims to curb bootlegging by cutting vehicle coverage. Cassidy's office reported ten confiscated autos valued at about $15,000, largely held in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Sept
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Cassidy
Arlsves
Thomas A
United States
United States District Court of Arizona
Tucson
Most elaborate Tucson distillery unearthed in months
Sheriff officials report discovery of a large distilling setup in Tucson. Roberto Walkin, charged with possessing intoxicating liquor, held on a $500 bond by U.S. Commissioner Edwin F. Jones. The apparatus was found in a cellar adjacent to his home at 722 Perry Street, with the house at 721 North Ninth Avenue also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueson
Tucson
Roberto Walkin
United States
Edwin F. Jones
Wilkins
Perry Street
North
Ninth Avenue
Ditch Digger Finds Gold Nugget in Prescott Street
Prescott September 30 City Manager J H Robinson found a thin flat gold nugget in a trench on Cortez street worth about two dollars. He said ten such nuggets would reward an excavator with twenty dollars, sparking talk of free ditch digging by volunteer placer miners if more were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
J. H. Robinson
Cortez Street
Robinson
Safford Officer Wounded in Raid Near City
In Safford Arizona Deputy Sheriff S. L. Allred was seriously wounded when shot while approaching a moonshine still 12 miles south of town. Four men were arrested: Ed Lee Lloyd Evans Burdon Evans and Floyd Campbell. The raid followed lead on illegal liquor activity.
Woman Alleged to Be Insane Arrested in Nogales
Aziz Sept 30 a woman about 35 years old described as insane was taken into custody by Nogales police downtown this morning. Officials have been unable to determine her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Aziz
Three Patagonia Boys Disappear From Home
Three boys about eighteen, from Patagonia, left their homes yesterday for parts unknown. A local observer said they would return home soon after they had their fill of fun, reporting the disappearance to authorities and prompting search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Hoya
Patagonia
Calumet & Arizona Company Buys Nor man King Mines in New Mexico
Lordsburg N M September reports that Calumet and Arizona Mining Company has acquired the Norman King on Ballalli group at Steeplerock totaling ten claims. The purchase includes copper mines at Lordsburg area with titles approved by attorney from Bisbee. Engineer Rui neer H W Evans of El Paso and manager Karl Mohter confirm rapid development and production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
N. M
Ruineer
H. W. Evans
el Paso
New York Enginees
L . Butler
Calumet & Arizona Minizs Company
Norman King
Ballalli
Steeplerock
Lordsburs
Bisbee
Evans Wan
Karl Mohter
Private Car Lines in Arizona Valued At Two Millions
The Arizona state tax commission fixed private car lines value at 2,008,888 dollars, yielding a 42,196.90 dollar tax. The tax rises 11,485.75 from 1920 despite 109 cars operating this year, down from 118 last year. Lead operators are the Pullman and Pacific Fruit Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
State Tax Commission
Charles R. Howe
NOW 10 COMPLETE WORK FOR DISABLED VETS IN ARIZONA
Phoenix October report describes a campaign to complete work for disabled veterans. James Mulcare will meet Duane Bird at state headquarters in the capitol building on October 10 to outline cleanup efforts similar to the September 19 20 event. Mulcare recently became the state legion representative for the 12th district after returning from Washington where campaign plans were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
James Mulcare
Duane Bird
Nogales
American Legion
Capitol
Er. Mulcare
Legionalion
Washington
Tucson
D. A
Screen stars hunt in Mogollon mountains visit Arizona
A party of Southern California mov ie figures led by William and Dusta Farnum arrived at Globe to hunt big game and film the trip for a future Los Angeles showcase. The group includes Henry Charles, G E Stiph, Thomas L McFadden, Nick Hugo, and Jack Callicott. They brought 10 000 feet of film and will travel to Payson for further camping before presenting cinematic footage at the California theater in Los Angeles via the Los Angeles Evening Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel City
Thos, L. McFadden
Los Angeles
Nick Hugo
Pullerton Field
Jack Callicott
Los Angeles Evening Herald
Hanting
California Theater
Globe
Payson
Encouraging Reopen Plan For Tombstone National Bank
Mrs. Mary M Costello’s attorney William A Bowen arrives in Tombstone with bank examiners to pursue a reopening plan for First National Bank of Tombstone closed over a month ago Depositors express willingness to back a reopening and Bowen plans further talks to secure a sound basis with Comptroller of the Currency oversight Also note Phoenix War Finance Corp authorizes a 1 200 000 advance to the Arizona Cotton Growers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Tombstone
William A. Bowen
Flint
MacKay
Bowen
Costello
Bowjen
Phoenix—War Finance Corporation
Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tate
Elias
Preme
Ant
Lane
Public
Wiliam H. Sawtelle
Sawtelle
Woge Lyman
Justice Baker
Arizona Livestock Board
Safford
C. & A. Company
New Mexico
Wii
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!