Women to Hear Equal Suffrage Question Monday
Women will receive a public hearing Monday at 1 o'clock in room 33 of the senate wing at the State Capitol on the equal suffrage issue. The senate acted on the motion by Senator Hughes, author of the senate bill, to set the hearing. The recall bill and other early measures may go to the governor for signature today. In Morenci, about 700 Mexicans met seeking naturalization papers to become U S citizens, with 250 already citizens, aiming to shield fellows from the effects of Senate Bill 21. Mining camps like Morenci and Clifton join the movement to gain citizenship and protection.
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Hughes
United Sates
Arizone
Morenci Clifton
Bay
Arizonan sues S P for five thousand horse injury suit
Edward L Hilderbreand files in the superior court against Southern Pacific for 2510 damages after a horse was injured during shipment from Phoenix to El Paso Texas. The animal was lost in Phoenix on April 1 and allegedly damaged when a car carried it to Swarthmore. The suit cites negligence by company servants and employees in transporting the horse.
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Edward L Hilderbreand
Southern Pacific Company
Phonix
el Peso
Texas
Phoenix
Road to Something Letter
A reflective note on enduring life with patience as a key to beauty. It speaks of study, discipline, and daily joy found through books stones and daily practice.
Music Ever Helpful 12 The Nearest at Hand
This fragment extols music as the most orderly delicate and perfect bodily pleasure guiding all ages from nurse to infant. It claims music benefits all and even aids at life’s end, contrasting with other pleasures that haunt optrits’ deathbeds in Russia.
Live Fence Wires Nearly Kill Rancher at Phoenix Corral
E A Starr owner of the Commercial Corral at Phoenix narrowly escaped electrocution when a live fence wire at the rear dislodged and produced a two minute shock. Starr remains in critical condition but is described with a hopeful prognosis for recovery.
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E A Starr
Phoenix
Starr
Hayden bill seeks study of San Carlos bridge Need increases for Cree pension
Representative Hayden introduced a bill in the House to authorize the Interior Secretary to investigate the necessity of constructing bridges in the San Carlos Indian reservation. He also introduced a bill granting a pension increase to Theodore G Cree.
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Hayden Hae
Bouse
Secretary of the Interior
San Carlos
Theodore G Cree
Hayden
Marriage Licenses Issued For Two Couples
Edward Martinege aged 21 and Zale Sivan aged 19, both of Bite, were issued a license to wed. Ambrosio Hernandez and Maria Costello, both of Besson, also received marriage licenses.
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Edward
Martinege
Zale E Sivan
Bite
Ambrosio Hernandez
Maria Costello
Besson
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Post Office 1912
The Tombstone post office published a list of unclaimed letters for the week ending April 6, 1912. Names include Meriano Cortex, John Brown, Vernon Valenauda, Jose Valdez, Miguel Vege, and others. Postmaster Francis D. Cuante notes letters will be advertised with the date of advertisement. The rest of the excerpt contains unrelated witty dialogue and local ads.
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Thombstone
Meriano R Cortex
Jeens
John? Brown
Vernon M. Valenauda
Jose A Valdez
Kellee B
Vege
Miguel
Amy
New Judge in Bull 6204 Probate Proceeding and Custody
Probate proceeding before Ent Wm Beattie for Apr 17 1912 hearing to confirm sale of estate property and custody of child. Order confirms sale with appraisers Herman Schmeiding W Wallace W B Backs F E Cadwell. appoints appraisers Eat Wm Bobrneiding. hearing set for 10emday. directs return and petition for confirmation. Note mentions Ed R Flach and local references not fully clear.
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Wm Beattie
Sp Mday
Herman Schmeiding
W Wallace
Cadwell
Bobrneiding
Gring Ape
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Local notes report W F Kachenbecker recovering from illness and Chae A Wheeler visiting Tombstone from Tucson. Sherif’s former deputy John Hopkins named US deputy marshal for Cochise. Catholic charity supper planned at National restaurant with a big benefit dance Friday April 12. Capitol Bisbee owner John Twoomey visits Tombstone with family. Chiriquahua pioneer Chris Graver also in town. Benedict returns to Tucson to attend the University of Arizona after a week with parents. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad claims success. endorsements from Watoine, Kixwax & Manvix. Reward offered for untreatable catarrh. product marketed with testimonials.
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Ladies of the
Catholic Church
National Restaurant
Arizona News and Local Items From Sacaton to Wicklburg
The Sacaton area near the Gila River crossing burned completely, with $40 lost. Wicklburg held a city election resulting in M Shanon's mayoral win over RW Baxter by ten votes. Cattle shipments from Mexican points total about $20,000 value, crossing at Sasrabe border. Rey Trust Co. shows $10,000 capital under cashier William Russell. Verde reports the largest consolidation yet, drilling yields wells 300 to 575 feet deep. Phoenix charter commission, led by J Fred Cleaveland, completed a 25,000 word document. Smelter work near Ray and mining activity in Old Glory/Tocson area progress, with new machinery and shift adjustments. Bay State book and Rey branch consolidations. Ensign term history noted with color bearer origins. An anecdote recalls Skinnum’s gilt inscription “For a Good Boy” among possessions.
Supervisors Award Supply Contracts And Appointments
The board of Supervisors awarded hospital supplies to Copper Queen Store in Douglas and meat to Palace Meat Market. County pelts valued at 1192.25 faced bounty claims. 974 pelts included 20 skunk hides. J H Cuthbert named county auditor. EPA Larriew and J E Kane named officials. Light and Servers precincts established with local magistrates. Culvert and grade work reviewed. hospital superintendent appointment expected soon.
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Board of Supervisors
Douglas
Palace
J E Kane
Huschnes
Tax Measure Before Legislative Committee on Arizona Assessments
Senate Finance Committee heard Senate Bill 46 proposing a state tax commission or board of equalization. TE Campbell and Mr Howe argued that current taxes undervalue mining, railroad lands, and adjacent holdings, citing a mine valued at 72 million vs 3 million taxed, and railroad land grants taxed at 25 cents per acre versus nearby land at 1.25. The session was public and attended by interested parties.
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Senate Committee of Finance
Senate
Worsley
Tax Commission
Atate Board of Equalisation
TE Campbell
Yavapai
Arizona Assessors’ Association
Howe
Cochise
Oldest Woman In Arizona on Witness Stand At 108
A feeble but lucid 108 year old Arizona mother, mother of Loreto Gar garedo, testified in the Decidero Garcia case. She asserts being 168 and recalls Mexican history, while her son is an octogenarian. The court held Garcia for trial on $800 bail as the evidence shows a stabbing of a colleague.
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Arizona
Loreto Garredo
Ava
Commonwealth
Decidero Garcia
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