State Engineer to Act With Supervisors on Road Funds
Arizona supervisors from all counties except Yuma met to discuss road funding. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones said funds must be spent jointly by the board of supervisors and the state engineer, with no single entity sole authority. Thomas Maddock presented highway plans and funding totals totaling 6.37 million dollars for road construction and related programs statewide.
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Wiley E. Jones
Boards of Supervisors
Jones
Board of Supervisors
Cochise
Rene Senin
Theseapervisers
Thomas Maddock
Isbor Fang
Arizona
Sents Us
Enemesr
CM. Hoberts
Meddock
Cochisecoins
Slos
Roberce
Maddock
Momy
Hhe County
Mexican Arrest Warrants Over Discharge Incident
Bisbee Sept 24 A warrant issued for Solimeno Rodrigues a Mexican resident on assault with attempt to kill. Complaint sworn by Pedro Mendoza a Sacramento Hill railroad foreman and his brother Jesus Mendoza. Second warrant tied to discharge dispute with Mendoza brothers.
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Bisbee
Solimeno Rodrigues
Pedro Mendoza
Sacramento Hill
Jesus Mendozo
Rodriguez
Mendozo Brothers
Supervisors Suggest Bills At County Supervisors Meeting
The final session of the annual Association of County Supervisors meeting discussed legislative suggestions for the next legislature. A committee will draft proposed laws, including repealing the child welfare law, and consider road labor pay methods, hospital funding, and school budgets. A proposal to deputize county engineers was debated with county interests noted. The meeting adjourned after a two day conference.
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Committee Oo
Jook
Tphodnin
Association of County Supervisors
Simeuis
Bowe
Maretes
Gila
Woolfolk
Cocanita
Harrison
Santa Cruz
Grwen
Medgely
Yasra
Yuma
Gotemiltiee
Save Committee
Witl
Association
Dowsins
Sam Gays
Cults Om
Tucson Bond Issue Passes In Five Precincts
Sept 24 Tucson county bond issue to fund roads received 69 percent approval in five precincts with 708 total votes cast. Opposition was light though Precinct 3 recorded 20 against and 1 for. Precinct 1 reported 24 against and 9 for. Precinct 2 showed overwhelming support. If countywide, bonds totaling 1.5 million dollars would be issued.
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Tucson
Firehall
South Eixth Avenue
City Hall
Convent
Broadway
Former Tombstone Monopolist Visits Phoenix
Butter Bing Spear reports on the Phoenix visit of Bill Hattich a former Tombstone printing magnate once owner editor of the Prospector and allied journals He left Tombstone six years ago to Los Angeles where he pursued money and printed material The piece notes his unique printing plant collection the fate of presses and his unwed status plus critique of the advertising models tied to Kelley Logie branding and its uncertain payoff.
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Bing Spear
Arizona Publican
Afin
Bill Hattich
Hattich
Tombstone
Los Angeles
Yolise
Formbstone Prospector
Urnats
Tombstone Es Capn
Arizona
Coons Re
Mr. Huttich
Moe
Sylvester Munrey
Arizonan
Diery of
Tucson
Tombstone Printing Trust
Drilling Halted Near Bowie Over Rumored Gas Readiness
Sinking at Bowie has been halted amid reports of rumbling from the well and fear of a gusher. Marscal Treahey arrived yesterday and said the drilling is near Bowie with potential oil yield around five barrels daily, but no preparations were made for a gas explosion.
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United States 02 and Gas Company
Bowie
Marscal Treahey
Gome
Trea
Bond Issue Backed by Soldiers and Tucson Vote Favorable
The record shows 1 against and 49 for the issue, with soldier ballots included. In Precinct No 1 four soldiers voted for the bond and none against, while Precinct had eight soldier ballots. Tucson’s strong support ensured an early assured result as organized opposition failed to contest the bond issuance.
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Tucson
Body of Child Found in Manure Pile Near Douglas
Four youths report seeing a car stop by a large manure pile Sunday afternoon and bury a small nude body. An autopsy indicated the infant was born alive and breathed after birth. Police identify a car from which papers were thrown, and investigators edge toward imminent arrests as the case unfolds.
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Douglas
Yeserday
Alan
Wayone
Tir
Oe O
B Jones
E Parmer
Diggi
G Avenue
Quon
Jones
Inver Tlewet
Workers Of All Crafts In Demand Throughout State In Arizona
Sept 23 Thousands of men are wanted for skilled and unskilled labor in Arizona. Bisbee requests 20 skilled miners while Oatman district could place 200 to 200 good miners. Globe needs 35 skilled metal tradesmen with pay around 65.5 a day bonus. Clifton and Oatman districts have lower scales. Florence cotton gin work advances and Casa Grande valley conditions booming. Oatman laboring conditions.
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Fhuenin
Arizona
Hywell Davies
United States
Bisbee i
Federal Labor Bureau
Oatman
Globe
Miami Neale
Clifton
Plorence
Casa Grande Valley
NEXICANS ASSAULT CHINESE STOREKEEPER
Last night two masked Mexicans robbed and attacked Quong Hing of a small store beside the Day and Night Garage. Hing fought them off with a revolver, injuring none of his earnings, while a bayonet from an off Springfield rifle was displayed later by Hing. Sheriff’s office later arrested four Mexicans, including Fioveno Daniel, amid confusion over the other attacker’s identity.
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GeIoek
Quong Hing
Hing
Fioveno Daniel
Aesaulters
Daniel
Quone Hing
Garal
Francisco Lopes
Chinen
Natural Causes Verdict In Nguest Case At Douglas
The court yesterday in Douglas returned a verdict of natural causes in the case of Nguest. The body was found in a macure lis p in the Daly area and witnesses described the discovery. Doctors Des Z, Casney and others testified to the finding of the body and the death was attributed to natural causes.
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Douglas
Daly
Ford
Des Z
Casney
Fifteen Hurt in Train Collision Near Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico fifteen people were injured when a Santa Fe train collided with a car and derailed near a crossing. Emergency crews battled to treat the wounded as investigators worked at the scene.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
San Varcos Academy Reports High ORD Attendance
San Varcos Academy shows strong enrollment with around 350 students at opening. Teachers new to the faculty arrive as renovations continue for classrooms while other facilities are rushed to completion. Football prospects are bright and the section looks set to be a record breaker.
Cattle Growers to Confer on Endorsement and Kendrick Bill
The Pima county executive committee of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association travels to Phoenix for a conference with state leaders on whether to endorse Rene dri Wil and how the Kendrick bill may affect stockyards and cattle shippers. The meeting also plans to discuss university research funding and the Farmers and Stockmen’s work starting January 14. A separate report notes a sheriff hunt for a third party in a store robbery case, with a Chinese storekeeper identifying suspects.
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Tucson
Pima County
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
B. J. McKinnty
JM Ronstadt
J.C. Kinney
RG. Bray
N.C. Bernard
Phoenix
Rene Dri Wil
Spe
Nversing
Kendrick
Senate
Wyoming
American National Cattle Growers Association
University of Arena
Arizona Cattleprowers
Notice of Mining Claim Filing at Prospector Office
Fragmented text indicates a Notice of Holding Mining Claim with details on filing and fees. It mentions the Prospector office, a price of 25 cents for blanks, and recording steps via the county recorder for filing purposes. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible.
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Filiee
Howes
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Endeai
Supervisors Association of Arizona
Grand Canyon
James P. Donn
CM Rubers
Mhoval
Tombstone Press
Mr. Hattich
Major Kelley
Douglas International
Colonel Logie
Halleh
Nexicans
SAN Varcos Academy
Derazion
Hvesteek Ia
Cochise County
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