Fourth of July celebration canceled in Clifton area
The Knights of Pythias lodge cancels the Clifton Duncan Fourth of July event due to failed arrangements. Joe Olney reports $800 raised for the celebration with plans shifting to Duncan. Local officials and residents from Clifton Morenci Lordsburg react as others travel for mining business and community notices continue.
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Knights of Pythias
Clifton, Morenci
Lordsburg
Duncan
Ioecal Lodge
Joe Olney
Mr. Olney
New Mexico Ranch Murder Tales of Mackey English
Jim Mackey shot and killed English after a dispute at a New Mexico ranch. Mackey fled the scene and is pursued by officers. English was well liked and brother to Sheriff I B English. tension stemmed from cattle theft indictments and Mackey’s alleged cooperation with authorities.
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Jim Mackey
New Mexico
Mackey
English
I. B. English
Carrie Nation Dies After Illness and Crusade
Mrs. Carrie Nation, famed for her temperance campaign in Kansas, died after a long illness caused by paresis. She collapsed after years of smashing saloon fixtures and sparked nationwide attention to liquor laws. Born as Clara Moore in Kentucky, she married Nation after moving west and is buried in Belton, Missouri.
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Mrs. Nation
Kansas
Union
Baby knocked unconscious by colt kick near Hagan home
Dolly Hagan six year old daughter of Uncle John Hagan was knocked unconscious after a colt kicked her under the left eye last Saturday on a country road. The skin remained unbroken and she was reported to be recovering well by yesterday afternoon.
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Dolly Hagan
John Hagan
Mr. Hagan
Wood
Will Hall
Judge T. S. Bunch Dies in California Hospital
Judge Thomas S. Bunch of Graham County Arizona died after a short illness in a California hospital. He served as Probate Judge of Graham County and earlier held roles as District Attorney and Territorial Legislature member. He moved to Safford and was elected probate judge in 1908. He was a high ranking Mason and leaves a wife and three sons.
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Los Angeles
Cal
T. S. Bunch
Graham County
Arizona
California Hospital
Grand Domain
Bank statement sworn in Greenlee County Arizona 1911
I B R Lanneau cashier swears the stated figures are true to the best of knowledge. Notary L F Vaughn witnessed on June 14 1911. Directors.
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Territory of Arizona
Greenlee
Ss. I. B
L. F. Vaughn
James Gale Buys Studebaker Hack for Arizona Trip
James Gale bought a Studebaker Hack from E. W. Taylor last week and will travel with Mrs. Gale to Taylor in Arizona to visit their son George. The trip serves as a test for the new car and marks a return to Mr. Gale's old home with plans to see places of interest.
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Pioner
James Gale
Studebaker
E. W. Taylor
Arizona
Mrs. Gale
George
Taylor
Mr. Gale
Returns From Atlantic City
W C Cheatham returned from Atlantic City New Jersey where he attended as a representative of the Presbyterian churches of Arizona in the General Assembly He reports over 800 delegates present and the next Assembly will meet in Louisville Kentucky Rev and Mrs J D Boone formerly of Duncan were there and the trip was pleasant and instructive Mrs Cheatham who joined him in Texas returned home with him
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W. C. Cheatham
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Presbyterian Churches of
Arizona
General Assembly
Minnesota Senator Defends Recall of Judges and Officials
Senator Clapp of Minnesota, addressing the Progressive Republican league in Paterson, NJ, defended recalling judges, executives, and legislators. He said judges are human and that recall will not target upright judges, calling recall irresistible in free government and inevitable in humanity’s progress.
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Clapp
Minnesota
Progressive Republican League
Rainy spell brings cool air and rosy prospects
Last Saturday and again Sunday heavy rainfall continued into Mornday and yesterday. If this starts the rainy season it is earlier than usual. The air grew cooler and people appeared cheerful. Stock prices were strong with a good range available.
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Mornday
Watters Wins $185 Judgment in Echols Civil Case
In Justice Bullard's Court last week a six man jury awarded Watters $185 against Echols. The suit arose from Watters professional work securing a desert land entry patent at Franklin Flat, delayed for years by the Land Department. The jury comprised L. J. Turney, John Evans, T. R. Boynton, Mr. Montgomery, Sum Moore, and G. W. Collins.
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Watters
Echols
Eloquent Address by H. W. Clark at Summer School
Attorney H. W. Clark spoke at the summer school on molding character. His remarks were interesting and instructive, and he received marked attention from the audience.
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H. W. Clark
Silver City Enterprise
Judge Doan’s Decree Settles Valley Water Rights
The adjourned term of the District Court endorsed Judge Dean’s 1905 decree allocating valley water among canals. The Montezuma Canal gains 1000 inches at 2000 flow, 960 at 1500, and 650 at 1000, with adjustments honoring prior agreements. The ruling preserves a final settlement amid appeals up to the U S Supreme Court.
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District Court
Fletcher M. Doan
United States Supreme Court
Montezuma Canal Company
San Jose Canal
Dean
Montezuma Canal
Motezuma
Michelena
Smithville Canal Co
Territorial Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Rouse
Arizona Bulletin
Former local man H M Watson reports from Buckeye Arizona
H M Watson, once of the community, now cashier of Buckeye Bank in Buckeye Arizona, writes from there praising Arizonian and asking to be added to the subscription list. He previously led the First National at Yuma after leaving Duncan, and organized Buckeye Bank with capital of 25000 dollars.
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H. M. Watson
Buckeye
Arizona
Buckeye Bank
Arizonian
Watson
Yuma
First National
Duncan
Arizona assigns new text books for public schools
The territorial board of education met in Phoenix and selected twenty five different textbooks to be used throughout the territory beginning next school year in September.
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Arizona
Territorial Board of Education
Phoenix
Territory
Swat the Fly and Keep Cool in Hot Weather
Health hints urge swatting flies to curb disease germs. Milk and fruit meals beat costly sirloin in heat. avoid dirty milk receptacles and stagnant water as the rainy season begins. Buttermilk beats alcohol, and travelers should keep faces clean from dust.
California Banker Day Returns to Arizona from Pasadena
Hon H C Day president of the Bank of Duncan and a major cattle raiser in New Mexico and Arizona arrived Friday afternoon from Pasadena California. It is his first trip back to Arizona in about a year and he says he is well and ten years younger and content to spend time in California while his interests here are in good hands.
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H. C. Day
Bank of Duncan
New Mexico
Arizona
Pasadena
California
Mr. Day
Dees Sells Franklin Flat Farm for Oregon Move
Frank Dees longtime Franklin Flat resident has sold his farm and will depart immediately for Oregon. The property sold to Mr Jones of Phoenix for 1200 dollars. Others plan to sell and also move to Oregon.
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Frank Dees
Franklin
Oregon
Mr. Jones
Phoenix
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Hobbs’ Hall
P. W. Anderson & Co
Carrie Nation
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