Governor Vetoes One Thirteen Bills Passed by Ap
Governor Hunt vetoed senate bill No. 55 authorizing a night watchman at the capitol. He sent a veto message noting existing authority for a night watchman and no need for a special act. He also transmitted to the secretary of state a group of nine signed bills and related items for approval or transmission.
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Hunt
Secretary of State
Senate
Capitol Grounds
Board of Control
Capitol Building
State of
Arizona
Capitol
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Sidney P. Osborn
State Department
Chase Fish and Game Law
The Peat Restaurant Offers 35c Dinners and 24 Hour Breakfasts
Regular dinners 35 cents and breakfast and supper at any hour advertised for The Peat Restaurant next to a butcher shop. Lee and Slater listed as props. The notice invites readers to call and be convinced.
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Peat
LEE & Slater
Strayed Mare Offered Reward in Duncan Arizona
Strayed or stolen about June 10 1912 a dark iron grey mare three years old unbranded with a scar on the back part of the left front leg below the knee and with a light mane and tail disappeared and has not been seen or heard of since. A liberal reward will be given for the return or information leading to possession. J R Beavers Duncan Ariz.
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J. R. Beavers
Duncan Ariz
The Last Red Firecracker
A lonely firecracker lies on the sidewalk as the town is burned by its aftermath. Families are wounded and recovering from burns and injuries, and the poem laments the silent wreckage left behind when a single spark ends a chain of blasts.
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Papa
Mamma
Not a Cloud for Eighteen Days in May
May summary from Phoenix weather bureau reports eighteen cloudless days in the month with two cloudy and eleven partly cloudy days. Total rainfall 0.58 inches, all from heavy rain on the 8th and 9th. Temperatures ranged 46 to 101, with a 39 degree swing on the 7th and normals near 74.8. The strongest wind was a 20 mph west breeze on the 24th.
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U.s.weather Bureau
Phoenix
May Weather Report Notes Gentle Winds and Pleasant Days
The report records average May conditions with a prevailing east wind and generally normal pleasant weather. No extreme heat or storms noted, suggesting typical spring patterns for the period.
New Sacramento River Bridge Strengthens Southern Pacific Line
The completed Sacramento River bridge for the Southern Pacific Company spans 2200 feet and carries 19 000 cubic yards of concrete and 9 200 000 pounds of steel. It features the heaviest swing span of its kind at 6 300 000 pounds and an upper deck with an eighteen foot wagon road and five foot sidewalks. Piers average nine feet high, matching an eight story building, each occupying a city lot.
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Sacramento River
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Arizona residents offered seven Farmers' Bulletins
A congressional aide announces extra allotments of Farmers' Bulletins and 1911 department year books. Residents of Arizona may request up to seven bulletins and a copy of the year book by writing to room 406, House Office Building, Washington. Congress adjournment expected late July.
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Arizona
Congress
Washington
Department of Agriculture
House
Duncan Lumber Receives Carload of Corrugated Iron
The Duncan Lumber Company announces a fresh carload of corrugated iron and offers to supply any required size or type for projects.
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Duncan Lumber Company
Summons Issued in Arizona Civil Action
Elvas S. Cook sues Charles M. Cook in Greenlee County Superior Court Clifton Arizona. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or thirty days otherwise, or default judgment may be entered.
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Superior Court
State of Arizona
Greenlee
Charles M. Cook
Greenlee County
Clifton
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Treadway
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Little Willie
Thomas
Grandpa
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Elvas S. Cook
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Abraham Ferber
E. V. Horton
L. F. Vaughn
Duncan
J. L. T. Watters Notary Public and Conveyancer
U. S. Court Commissioner
Lif
Risdon
R. S. Stewart
Duncan, Arizona
Lamar Cobb, C. E
E. T. Morton, E. M
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le & Engineering Company
Independent Assay Office
U. S. Mineral Surveyors
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Coronado
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