Pima County Board approves Mt Lemmon Road bond plan
The Pima County Board of Supervisors on November 1 1938 adopted a resolution authorizing issuance of twenty five thousand dollar Mt Lemmon Road bonds and forty thousand dollar Ajo Gunsight Highway bonds to fund road and bridge construction in cooperation with the U S Forest Service. The measure includes details of bond denomination 1000 each, interest six percent, maturity October 15 1938, and sale procedures.
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Pima County
State OF Arizona
Coury Court
House
W. A. Baker
W. Batill
Board of Supervises
State of A
Ha O County
Lemmon Road
Pima Mt
Wiipin
Mt. Lemmon
Forest Department
United States
Ajo- Gunsight
Ogether
Casa Grande
Board of Supervisors
Tucson
State of
Arizona
Pima
Tate
Gorge
Board of
Super Ee Oteeeance of
Mt. Lemmon Road
Stratton Camp
Soldier’s Camp
United States of America
Pima County Bonds for Mt Lemmon and Three Highway Projects
The document outlines the issuance of multiple Pima County bonds in 1918 for road and bridge construction including the Mt Lemmon Road, Ajo Gunsight Highway, Casa Grande Highway, and Borderland Highway. It details interest at six percent, semiannual payments, bond denominations of 1000 dollars, and tax levies to secure repayment, with signatures of the Board of Supervisors and Clerk.
Pima County Bond Sale Notice 1918 Terms and Details
Public notice declares sale of Road Bonds of Pima County Arizona totaling 125000 dollars with a six percent interest rate, funding Mt Lemmon Ajo Gunsight Casa Grande and Borderland highways. Proposals open December 2 1918 at 10 a.m. at the Tucson courthouse, bid security required, and bonds bear interest semiannually with delivery in Tucson.
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Pima County
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
State of Arizona
Pima
Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Casa Grande
Borderland
United States of America
County of
Warty
Psr
R. J. W. Estill
Bertram J. Hitch
Ajo-Gunsight Highway Bond Authorized by Pima County
Pima County Arizona authorized a bond issue to fund the Ajo Gunsight Highway project including bridges. The record confirms legal steps were completed under state law and a direct annual tax will be levied on property to repay the bond and interest. The 10th day of September 1918 marks the issuance and the chairman’s seal authenticates the resolution.
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Pima County
Arizona
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
State of
Cae
Ogether
Mt. Lemmon
Forest Department
Unite States
State of Arizona
Pima
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United States of America
Treat
Gaid Board of
Pita County
A. PD
Casa Grande Highway
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Arizona Road Bond Election Document 1918
Abbreviated official notice certifies issuance of a road and bridges bond for Casa Grande Highway in Pima County with annual tax levy to secure payment. Names all required legal authorities and confirms approval by voters in September 16, 1918 election.
Borderland Highway Bond Election In Pima County 1918
Pima County voters authorized a bond issue for a borderland highway project after a legally conducted election on September 10, 1918. The measure was approved under tax levies to fund the bond and its interest, with formal seals and official attestations recorded.
Tucson Board Seeks Bonds Sale for City Debts in 1918
The Pima County Board of Supervisors votes to issue bonds and sell them with coupons, setting conditions for bids and certified checks. The sale will be public, four weeks of notices in the Tucson Citizen, and funds go to repay principal and interest, with duties to publish and record the order.
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United States of America
Tucson
Pima
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Board of Supervisors of
J. W. Estill
Minute Book
County of
State of Arizona
I of Supervisors
Ariszona
Bertram L. Hitch
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United States of Americas
Pimsey County
Genesivet
Ajo
Gunsight Mountains
Unitates of America
Board, of Supervisors
Pinal
County
Pims
United Sates of America
Pimago
Board of Rag
Pertram L. Hitch
Biate
Rizona
Mt Lemmon Road
Ajo-Gunsight
Highways
Func
Borderlanca
Borderlanc
Rct
Tucson Citizen
Said County
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