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[Sheriff]: Frank A. Eyman
[Term]: 1951 – January 1955
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[Sheriff]: William Coy Cox
[Term]: 1971–1976
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[Sheriff]: James W. Clark
[Term]: 1957–1958
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[Sheriff]: Robert Nelson Leatherwood
[Term]: 1895–1898
[Political party]: Democratic
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[Sheriff]: Robert H. Paul
[Term]: 1881–1886
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[Sheriff]: Walter W. Baily
[Term]: 1923–1926
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Pima County, a county in southern Arizona, is governed by all the laws of the United States. At the same time, the U.S. government created Sheriffs to run the local judiciary. These Sheriffs deal mainly with the judicial and legal difficulties that Pima County residents face on a daily basis, or with the contingencies that may arise in their lives. The local importance of Sheriffs goes without saying. In all, 34 Sheriffs have been recorded in the annals of Pima County, and a list of them is compiled here by random tools.
Sheriffs are generally held by local officials of prestige or able personnel. In this generator, we can see a detailed list of the Sheriff, how long he’s been in office, political affiliation, etc. The emergence of these Sheriffs helped settle many of the local disputes, as well as settling many of the brawls that might otherwise have taken place.
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