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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1918
Page
10
Notice of a special election in Pima County Arizona to authorize issuing bonds totaling up to 125000 dollars for road and bridge construction within the county and to fund the Casa Grande Borderlands Highway projects. The Board of Supervisors scheduled a special election for September to determine voter approval.
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona proposes issuing negotiable coupon bonds to raise twenty five thousand dollars for the Mt Lemmon Road project and forty thousand dollars for the Ajo Gunsight Highway. Bonds are twenty five and forty in number respectively, each one thousand dollars, bearing six percent interest, payable semiannually. The bonds are secured by direct tax and pledged faith of Pima County.
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona issues bonds to fund construction of the Ajo Gunfield Highway with bridges. The bonds are payable at the County Treasurer or City of Turco on presentation of coupons, secured by tax levy and county faith and credit. The issue received majority approval in an election held September 10, 1918, and the bonds bear the chairman's signature and official seal.
Pima County Arizona issues forty 1000 dollar bonds at six percent to finance the Casa Grande Highway project from Tucson to the county line, with interest semi annually and maturity in 1928, secured by annual taxes and county credit. Paper includes affidavits of recording, signatures, and coupons.
Pima County Arizona bonds dated October 15 1915 pledge faith and credit for Border land Highway projects. An annual direct tax is levied to pay interest and principal, with specifics on amounts by year 1919 through 1924, and official attestations by the Board of Supervisors.
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona orders bonds to fund Mt Lemmon, Ajo Gunsight and other highways. Proposals due December 2 1918 with bonds at par plus accrued interest and interest funds named for each project. Public notice in Tuc Citizen for four weeks.
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The Board of Supervisors of Pima County announces sealed proposals for the purchase of bonds totaling 25 000 00 and 40 000 00 for various road projects. Proposals open at ten o clock in Tucson with certified checks and a 10 percent bid bond. The sale includes legal provisions, interest at six percent, and bonds payable in America in gold coin weight and fineness.
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