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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
The Duncan Arizonian announces publication every Wednesday and lists subscription at 2.00 in advance. Editor L. F. Vaughn notes the paper is kept on file for advertising at Duke Advertising Agency locations in Los Angeles and San Francisco with contracts available.
The Prospector notes Col H L Pickett of Tombstone has announced his candidacy for Arizona’s first senator, as the new state prepares to assume citizenship. The piece praises the colonel’s bold approach toward the White House and suggests he may outpace rivals as Cochise County leads the field.
The Arizona joint resolution for statehood is satisfactory to Arizona voters though it includes a recall question for the judiciary. It urges acceptance of recall and notes California has adopted judiciary recall. It cites Roosevelt praising California and urges a public vote on the judiciary recall at the upcoming state officer election.
The Guardian notes that California must safeguard its judiciary from corporate influence by preserving the existing recall feature in the constitution. It warns Arizona against postponing a similar amendment, arguing that delay will lead to future regret when the judiciary is less accountable.
The figure from Virginia pushes forward important bills including a good election bill a corrupt practices measure an employers liability bill and a public service commission for regulating corporations. The reference ties him to the soil that produced Jefferson.
An editorial argues that the rise of the people against corporate and moneyed interests is visible on the political horizon. It criticizes Taft’s tariff actions, defends direct Senate elections, and urges continued public pressure to force government reform and relief from discriminatory laws.
Emma I. Corbin files a notice of forfeiture against James B. Close and heirs over unpaid annual labor on the Center mining claim in Grant County New Mexico. Co owner has expended 200.00 for 1909 and 1910 labor and paid 25.00 for co owners’ portions. failure to contribute within 90 days after service or last publication will transfer ownership under 2324 RS U.S. The notice dated April 16 1911 in Silver City New Mexico and first published April 19 1911 with 14 publications planned.
Samuel Albert Foster of Duncan Greenlee County Arizona, legal assignee of Hardin W. Evans deceased, filed to enter land under sections 2306 2307 US Revised Statutes. Public protest period ends June 24 1911. Lands described NB 1-4 SF 1-4 Sec 31 7 8S R 32 E G & S R B and M.
John Jacob Astor bought waste land on Manhattan and reinvested in land beyond development. The text promotes a choice Long Island tract forty-two miles from New York, one to four miles from the ocean, with lots 25 by 100 offered at 50 dollars each. Write A N Taylor, 50 Broadway, New York City.
A note invites readers to call at E W Taylor's to claim a free Mirror being offered. The item appears as a promotion or display piece with no further details about eligibility or quantity.
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