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- Performance audit, Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System Medicaid eligibility determination
- Office of the Auditor General
- Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System--Auditing; Medicaid--Arizona; Medical care--Arizona--Cost control
- This title contains one or more publications
- Report of the Governor of Arizona made to the Secretary of the Interior for the year ...
- Arizona. Governor.
- Arizona--Politics and government--To 1950--Periodicals; Arizona--History--To 1912--Periodicals; Arizona (Territory);
- This title contains one or more publications.
- Summary of actions report
- Arizona. Dept. of Financial Institutions.
- Banks and banking--Arizona;
- This title contains one or more publications. Other title: Arizona State Banking Department Summary of Actions Report for ...
- Arizona's twentieth legislature
- McClintock, James H.
- Legislators--Arizona; Arizona--Biography
- 56 pages (PDF version); 3925.862 KB
- Arizona's twenty-third legislature
- Stauffer, Charles A.
- Legislators--Arizona; Arizona--Biography
- 55 pages (PDF version); 3461.183 KB
- Multimodal freight analysis study
- Arizona. Dept. of Transportation.
- Express highways--Design and construction--Costs; Highway engineering--Arizona;
- This title contains one or more publications.
- Oral history interview with Bud Becker
- Becker, Bud
- Rio Grande River; Fort Apache; Chief Alchesay; Ford Motor Co.
- Bud Becker talks about his family roots in Round Valley and Blue, Arizona, and in southwest New Mexico.
- Gila Crossing
- Unknown
- Bridges; Rivers
- "Road Bridge-Gila Crossing about 1936."
- Francisca Stevens (1855 ca.-1882)
- Unknown
- Women -- History -- Arizona; Apache Indians -- History -- Arizona
- Several sources indicate that Francisca was the daughter of Es-Kel-Thes-e-la, hereditary Chief of the Coyotero Band of Apache Indians. It is said that her husband, George Stevens, married her for the protection it gave him during his travels in...
- Arizona Highways. January, 1990
- Arizona Highways Commission
- Arizona; Arizona Highways Magazine; Arizona Department of Transportation
- CONTENTS
  
  The Challenge of Golf 4
  
  El Coronel: Jose Francisco Chaves by Susan Hazen-Hammond 14
  
  Barranca del Cobre: Mexico's Grand Canyon by Alan Weisman 24
  
  Flagstaff is Going to the Dogs by Dan Dagget 36
  ...
- Armer and Griffin Family History, Part 2
- Armer, Edgar A.
- Oral histories; Arizona History; Arizona History 19th century; Arizona History 20th Century; Gila County (Ariz.); Biography; Cattle--West (U.S.)--History; Ranching History of Gila County; Ranch managers--Arizona; Salt River Watershed (Ariz.); Post...
- Part 2: Ed Armer tells of his patriarchal Armer ancestors migrating to America, and specifically of his grandfather Henry Armer, born 1843. Henry Armer married Lucinda Hebard in 1861 and came west during the Civil War. They had four children in...
- May 20
- Unknown
- Fort Lowell (Ariz.)--History
- On this day in 1862, the advance guard of the California Column reached Tucson under the command of Lt. Col. Joseph West and established a military camp in Tucson which later became Camp Lowell. This image is identified as a watercolor painted in...
- November 28
- Roberts, Clara Fish
- Congress Street School (Tucson, Ariz.)--Photographs
- Tucson citizens sponsored a dancing party on this date in 1875 to raise funds for support of public schools. Receipts were $1,675. This 1897 photo shows the Congress Street School in Tucson.
- Charles Debrille Poston, 1825-1902
- Buehman Studios
- Poston, Charles D. (Charles Debrille), 1825-1902
- Studio portrait of Charles Poston. Charles Poston was the first elected Territorial Delegate to Congress. Born in Hardin County, Kentucky, he was admitted to the bar at age 22 and wrote several books. He has been called the "Father of Arizona."
- William Zeckendorf, 1842-1935
- Unknown
- Zeckendorf, William
- Studio portrait of William Zeckendorf. William Zeckendorf was a member of the 8th Legislature of Arizona.
- Jesus Maria Elias, 1829-1896
- Buehman Studios
- Elias, Jesus Maria
- Studio portrait of Jesus Maria Elias. Jesus Maria Elias was born in Tubac and served on the First Territory Legislature.
- Sidney Randolph De Long, 1828-1914
- Unknown
- De Long, Sidney Randolph
- Studio portrait of Sidney Randolph De Long. A native of New York, Sidney De Long was the first elected Mayor of Tucson.
- Emerson Oliver Stratton, 1846-1902
- Bradley & Rulofson
- Stratton, Emerson Oliver
- Studio portrait of Emerson Oliver Stratton. A native of New York, Stratton moved to Arizona in 1875 as bookkeeper for the Overland Stage Co. at Maricopa Wells. He developed and operated the Stratton Mines near Mount Lemmon.
- Henry Buehman, 1851-1912
- Buehman Studios
- Buehman, Henry, 1851-1912
- Studio portrait of Henry Buehman. Henry Buehman, born in Bremen, Germany, came to the Arizona Territory in 1873. In 1875, he purchased the Adolpho Rodrigo Photographic Parlor and renamed it Buehman Studio. Henry's son, Albert, took over the...
- Alice Ford Hoff, 1856-1963
- Unknown
- Hoff, Alice
- Studio portrait of Alice Ford Hoff. Born in St. Louis in 1856, Alice married Gustav A. Hoff in 1880.