Roosevelt Memorial Bonds Approved In Cochise County
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors approved the new highway commission bonds and notified the county treasurer he would honor only warrants dated on or before October 14. The attorney stated the September commission was not legally formed and the current commission remains dependent on the board, with bonds and records questioned. Elsewhere, Tucson hosts the Arizona Merchants association annual convention with speakers from the university and state leaders discussing water conservation and price control.
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Roosevelt Memorial Association of
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Tucson
Arizona Merchants’ Association
AH. Diehl
America
C. Parker
Tucso
Diehl Ben Frankenburg
Bisbee
Rop. Sid
Uni Arizona
H. A. Diehl
J. W. Metan
Charles B. Christy
Secre
George Maxwel
Dave Jaweh
Nogales
Tucson Shopmen Return to Work Pending Appeal
The Tucson division of the Southern Pacific ends a strike as 500 workers resume duties after a conference. 17 workers who quit over Foreman Smith are to be reinstated and the case sent to higher company officials for appeal. The committee and union leaders call the walkout unauthorized and note business will proceed as usual.
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Southern Pacific
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Douglas County organizes highway commission leaders named
Following a meeting in Hieber, the new county highway commission was organized with MF Discus as chairman, Dan Seed as secretary, and Sid Smyth as engineer. Members include W H Fisher T D Falgham and T S Bowen. Falgham and Roberts declined to discuss road matters beyond general statements. Senator Roberts avoided specifics about the commission and its legitimacy. The group plans road work and prospects while awaiting further direction. Tucson-San Pedro Oil & Gas Co. to drill in Whetstone Mountains.
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Hieber
New County Highway Commission
MF Discus
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Sid Smyth
Engi Commission
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T. D. Falgham
T. 5. Bowen
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Chas M. Roberts
Board of Supervisors
Willcox
Pulghum
Elim
Roberts
Highway Commission
J. M. Sparks
Fulghum
Ryan Named Road Engineer for Pima County
J C Ryan appointed highway engineer of Pima County at 6000 dollars per year after serving Cochise County for two years. He oversaw 1,004,009 dollars worth of road work from Benson to the county line east of Douglas and built the Bisbee to Tombstone highway. He will report December first and re survey the Ajo to Gunsight road to secure a contract, aiding the county commission in organizing.
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Cochise County
Pima County Highway Commission
Cochise
Benson
Douglas
Bisbee
Wvfsion
Tombstone
RT Fishburn
Ajo
Gunsight
Highway Commission
Harris State Adjutant Rule Contested by Arizona Officials
The report notes Col Charles W Harris as de facto adjutant general of Arizona and cites Attorney General Jones opinions to credential him as secretary of the normal and high school cadet commission. It mentions Jones authoring two land questions to W A Moeur, one on a Russian subject seeking citizenship, the other on land purchase eligibility for ages 18 to 21. The governing law states any person over 18 who is a U S citizen or has declared intent can buy state lands.
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Charles W. Harris
Arizona
Normal School
Real Jones
Superintendent of Public Instruction C
Decta Jones
Harris
Jones
W. A. Moeur
Atate Land Commiscioner
Land Department
United States
Right to Buy State Land Extended to 18-Year-Olds in Arizona
An Arizona opinion by Assistant Attorney General Francis J. K. McBride states that a person over 18 but under 21 may purchase and hold state land if a U.S. citizen. The opinion notes best practice to have a parent or guardian join the signing, but affirms no denial of purchase rights for 18 to 20 year olds. It also notes a Tucson university registration increase of 100 students.
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Arizona Merchants Association
O. C. Parker
Harry F. Diehl
Ben Frankenburg
Birbee
University
Diehl
Treagarer
J. W. Morence
Charles Bhristy
George Musevil
Irrigationiet
Arizona
CH. Melzer
Douglas
Dave Loeb
Nogales
Lamar M McKinty
Phoenix
Dieh
H. A. Drachman Tucson
Willead
Ampbell
Governent Central
AOT
San Xavier Mission
Phoenin
Francis J. K. McBride
Sistant
W. A. Moyer
McBride
United States
Total resources of Arizona banks top eighty million
The total resources of all state and national banks in Arizona reach 80,884,671.19 dollars as of Sept 12. State banks hold 54,167,243.?10 and national banks 26,727,628.76, with Phoenix banks totaling about 22 percent of the state’s resources.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Governor Receives Olmstead Report on Gila River Control
Phoenix October 14. The governor's office has 300 copies of the Olmstead report on food control of the Gila River in Graham County ready for distribution to Governor Campbell. The 10 page core report includes supplemental data maps plates and photo engravings illustrating dam and revetment construction and country character. The document offers a practical solution for controlling the upper Gila.
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Phoenix
Olmstead
Graham County
Campbell
Gila
Mulford Windsor Plans November gubernatorial bid
Mulford Windsor has returned to Yuma after a long trip to the state’s key political centers. He expects to formally announce his candidacy in early November and spend the next month campaigning. He says he has spoken with many Democratic leaders and believes there is demand for him as a candidate and can unite waring factions on a road policy.
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Yuma
Senat Mulford
Winsor
IMSBREE Local committee checks site for delinquent school
Phoenix Ni reports G D White to erect a structure at the contested lot as part of a local project. The committee surveys the site for compliance and communicates plans to residents and officials.
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Imsbree
Deposition Tour Planned for Hisbee Deportation Cases
Attorney Douglas W. L. Burgess of El Paso leads defendants in civil and criminal Hisbee deportation cases as depositions spread to Chicago, Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Sacramento, San Francisco, and more. Criml and civil actions may involve over 5 million dollars in damages.
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W. L. Burgess
el Paso
Texas
Robert N. French
Tiee County
F.C. Struckmeyer
Phoenix
French
Tombstone
Mesa
Preneb
Burgees
Chiexeo
Butte
Montana
Spokane
Seattle
Sacramento
San Franciso
California
Struckmeyer
Burgess
Messrs
Strackmeyer
Information Filed Against Defendants in Cochise Deportations
Information in the blanket complaint names 161 Cochise county business leaders and accuses J J Boen and Marty C Wheeler in the Bisbee deportation cases. County Attorney Preach received a 60 day leave to accompany defense teams for depositions in several states. Trials were slated for early November but a stipulation delays proceedings until after year end.
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Tombstone
County Board of Supervisors
Bisbee
Cochise County
J. J. Boen
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Marty C. Wheeler
AJO Deep Shaft Sunk on Gun Sight Claims
A JO Deep shaft will be sunk on the Gun Sight gold claims as plans proceed. Miners expect rich ore on the Arizona prospect with drilling to begin next month. Local investors show confidence in the venture and anticipate yield from the deep workings.
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AJO
Gun ‘Sight
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