County Seat Removal Bill Defeated in House
Tombstone residents and state citizens opposed Senate Bill No 160 as lax and misleading. The house, after amendments, failed to vote before adjournment, with expectations it may be defeated if Phoenix realigns. Citizens praise their effort guarding taxpayers and Tombstone prepares for fall mining, tourism, and lights along the Old Trails Route.
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Senate
House
Phoenix
Tombstonites
Tombstone
Old Town
Globe trotting news boy touts Weston tip in Douglas
Patsy Ryan arrives in Douglas declaring he gave Edward Payson Weston the tip that walking was good and he is now set for a long pilgrimage back to Alberts Canada where a $300 prize awaits. Lorenzo Yeckly and another boy were ejected from California Carnival grounds after a guard struck Yeckly, knocking him down with his club. Residents in southern Gila County await Duncan Arses report on tax rolls to determine if $6,000 school bonds can be sold, as the law limits bonds to four percent of assessed district value.
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Patsy Ryan
Douglas
Edward Payson Weston
Alberts
Canad
California Carnival Company
Lorenzo T Yeckly
W H Owens
Weckly
Owens
Gila County
Duncan
Daily A Mexican notes Tombstone items and arrivals
A Mexican section item notes a hand injury to a carrier, Dr Hughart attending, and Dr Randall visiting to handle county hospital duties in Douglas. Tombstone arrivals include Engineer Andy Struthers and family, Jailor EV Sands and wife, Supervisor Tom Riggs, Deputy Rooney with a prisoner for sanity examination, W B Moore from Gleeson, and plans for a movie house with Biograph Edison and Vitagraph pictures. Street lighting improvements and local transport mentions, plus visits from FN Walcott, Harry Macia, and Harry Kendall. Sheriff Wheeler’s deputies arrest three Mexicans near Naco in connection with Lieut Rodrigues’ killing. deputies Howe and Gue Hickey travel from Douglas and Bisbee respectively, with MC McNeish.
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Wheeler
Naco
Lieut. Rodrigues
Sonora
Howe
Douglas
Gue Hickey
Bisbee
J . McNeish
Doings in the State Legislature
A lengthy roundup of bills and actions in the Arizona legislature includes code revision measures on elections and bonds, appointments, and state funding. It lists passed bills, governor signed codes, and final house actions with numerous references to specific bill numbers and sponsors.
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Bealu
Wood
Maricopa
Roberto
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Ing
Tempe
Kerr
Panama California
Diego
Court Cases Filed in Superior Court and Probate Proceedings
Summary of cases includes Bail 352 Hazel B Richey vs W H Richey divorce Suit No 353 Sate ve G Kirland et al back taxes No 51 T Lard Dr Mincie May Lard Cr divorce and custody Mae Morton Cr JR Morton Cr divorce No 300 HK Street Dr Blanche Street Cr divorce custody minor children Bult No 354 Los Angeles Casket Cove J Wo d debt 376 14 Suit 356 Carrie Worthington et al ve D Honpe et al debt 200 PROBATE Estate of WM Thompson WR Jones L R Cutler W M Kelley appraisers BE Lockett B A Taylor sdam W Wiscie Bank of Bisbee admr C Lobb Book of Bisbee admr Hawkins miner Sprit 11 dey hear ing notice application for Setters guardianahip T Gager P W Hamilton 3A Jenkins J E Harrie appraisers Bree minore Francie Bree appointed goerdien Chamberlais Cough Remedy Cure Cot
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W H Richey
Kirland
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Eatate
WM Thompson
WR Jones
L R Cutler
W M Kelley
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Admr
C Lobb
Book of Bisbee
Hawkins Miner
Setters Guardianahip
Jury to Assemble for Duty at Tombstone Court
The trial jury is called to assemble in Tombstone for the April term of the superior court. Civil cases run April 7 to 17 while the criminal docket follows. A special venire of twenty six jurors has been drawn.
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Superior Court
Tombstone
Good Calf Crop for Southwest
Reportedly strong calf prospects across western Texas northern Mexico southern New Mexico and southern Arizona due to open weather and lush range. Cows arrive from winter in good condition, with small losses expected and nearly every cow becoming a healthy calf mother.
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Texas
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Legislature Standoff Delays Arizona Bills in Session
In Phoenix on April 4, the House and Senate clashed over pay for sessions as water restrictions were lifted. The Senate halted pay last night, while the House insisted on no pay for work. The House adjourned until Monday amid high speculation and looming key legislation.
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Phoenix
Aris
House
Senate
Pepull
Ely
Gerce
Svents
Local officials travel for official business in region
Attorney 8K Williame in among the in the county seat today. Repervisor John Kokwed Ascersor B A Hughes went to Fort Huachuca today on matters of an official nature. Chairman August Hickey and John McKea returned to Tombstone today by automobile. John J McNeil, county hospital and poor farm superintendent, visited from Douglas yesterday. Recorder Owen EB Murphy confined at home with tines improved today. Undersheriff Guy Welch departed for Hereford on official business. Brakeman A D Field left for Phoenix last evening. Supervisor Riggs left for Whetstone this morning. Arrival from Tucson for court matters. Attorney WB Cleary coming from Bisbee for professional business. Dr CF Hawley of Bisbee served on lunacy commission in Tombstone yesterday. Lem Stalloxe and J Rt Hartman came from Pearce last night. Attorney Bruce Stephenson of Courtland in Tombstone today. Sam Kirchner arrived last evening and left for Pearce and Courtland. JJ Benton, road supervisor, ill with pneumonia and in serious condition. No one allowed to see him. he was conscious part of yesterday. Douglas International
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A Hughes
Fort Huachucatedey
August Hickey
John McKea
Binnee
John J McNeil
Owen EB Murphy
Bia
Guy Welch
Hereford
Phoenix
CF Hawley
Bisbee
Tombetene Yraterday
Mder
Lunacy Commission
Lem Stalloxe
Commonwealth Exten
J Rt Hartman
Pearce
JJ Benton
County Road Supervior
Pneumona
Yesteray
Douglas
Ashurst Favors Advisory Elections Comment on Arizona advisory vote
Special to the Paparictor from Washington urges Arizona to hold an advisory election to express the peoples choice for a Federal Judge and to consider direct senatorial selection amendments. The plea asks newspapers to publish the telegram and help prepare petitions to present names to the president. The author favors advisory votes on federal appointments in Arizona.
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Arizona
United States
Express Companies Fight Reductions
Washington express firms argue before the Interstate Commerce Commission that new parcel post cuts have reduced their package business by about 25 percent, cutting revenue and harming their operations overall.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
E P and S W Stock Yards Near Tucson Begin Building
E P and S W stock yards at Tucson started yesterday along the EL Paso and South Western railroad near Congress Street. The plant, designed with new cutting chute gates, aims to modernize cattle handling and grading, replacing cowboy separation in the inspection pen. Completion is expected by April 10.
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South Eestern
Tucson
Congress
Voorn
Preparing Order in Class Rate Case at Phoenix
The corporation commission is drafting an order in the class rate case against the railroads heard on Monday. Current classifications include distance shipments and carload rates, with distinct tags for shipments between points within the area.
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Corporation Commission
Phoenix
Many Sections Against County Seat Removal
Protests from across Arizona surge against Senate Bill No. 160 enabling easier county seat removal. Telegrams resolutions and delegations from Tombstone Phoenix Tucson and others urge lawmakers to defeat the measure as dangerous and unnecessary. Senate leaders and citizens expect the bill to be blocked amid wide opposition.
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Reneval Bill Bee
Phenix
Arizona
Phoenix R Publican
Supervisors Award Supplies Bid at County Hospital
The board of supervisors session yesterday awarded the supplies contract for the training year at the county hospital to Phelps-Dodge Mercantile Co as the lowest bidder. Nevers road orders and numerous widow exemption petitions were disposed of. The board schedules the regular monthly meeting for May 2.
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Board of Supervisors
Chunty
Phelpe-Dodge Mercantile Co
Nevers
Arizona Filing Under 1910 Act Notice
Notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona that the State of Arizona has filed in this office for selection under the act approved June 20 1910. The notice is addressed to all whom it may concern and outlines the filing details and related proceedings.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
State of Arizona
Land grant selections for Arizona tracts and institutions
Public notice lists tracts applied for state purposes in Arizona including School of Mines University Purposes Penitentiaries Normal Schools Insane Asylum and State Charitable, Penal and Reformatory Institutions. It notes serial and township ranges, with a five week protest window and eventual General Land Office transmission. Dated Phoenix March 19, Frank H Parmir Register and Chas E Arnold Receiver.
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Land selections and tracts listed for June 20 1910 notice
Government land office notice details selections Nos 21 22 23 and Serial 19 to 021722 and 021720 for agricultural and university purposes across multiple townships ranges and sections in Arizona with specific fractional parcel descriptions. Protests or contests may be filed with the General Land Office. dated Phoenix March 19 1913. Frank H Parker Registrar.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
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School of Mines
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General Land Office
Phoenix, Arizona
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