New Patent Suits and Divorces Filed in Warren District
New cases filed in both courts include actions by Ted Btater and MJ Brophy against EB Mason and Bishop Naco Water Co. for irregularities in obtaining a mining claim patent at Climas in Warren Mining District, plus Sophia Edwante vs Jackson Edwards for divorce. Numerous judgments are entered, including debts, custody and stock transfers, land titles, and estate proceedings across Douglas and Warren areas with creditors, guardianships, and executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Btater
MJ Brophy
EB Mason
Bishop-Naco Water Company
WH Perrow
Warren
Climas
Territorial items of interest condensed
Fourteen Phoenix boys form Phoenix Junior Wireless club with plans for home wireless outfits and multiple operating stations already active. The April term of the Yuma district court opened with Judge Campbell presiding and Will iam F Cooper of Tucson as court reporter. Alberto Navarro, wealthy cattleman from the Ures district, arrives in Tucson to await border situation clarity. Francisco Rodrigues attempts to murder his wife in Phoenix by firing at her neck and near her, pursued by a posse led by her brother-in-law. Rodrigues attacked after marital discord. Charley Gates, New York heir and son of John W Gates, faces divorce suit. report says Gates and wife in dispute. James and Walter Douglas at Copper Basin, Yavapai County, where development continues on Commercial Company properties. In Phoenix a two story block on Fifth Street between Washington and Adams is severely damaged by fire. rebuild planned. building’s value estimated at $15,000 with furniture around $10,000. Prescott merchants plan a trade excursion to Phoenix. Bernard Redmond, Florence marshal’s brother, found dead by cyanide poisoning. motive unknown. John H Hobbs of Kingman sues D A Davis of Pasadena and Tom Reid Gold Mines for $209,000 over mining stock sale. Gretchen Dolts, six, travels alone from Frankfurt to Yuma via Houston and Tucson en route to her destination. Fredrick F Brill, namesake of the Brill addition in Phoenix, dies at 77. Courtland district reports mining activity. Gold Queen property to be developed with a three hundred foot shaft, cyanide mill, and further work.
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Yuma
New York
Charley Gates
John W. Gates
Yuu
Young Gat
James Douglas
Walter Douglas
Copper Basin
Yavapat County
Fredrick F. Brill
Brill
Phoenix
McDowell Road
Germany
Arizona
Courtland
Tranquility mine hoists ore amid regional visits and court activity
The Thursday report notes ore hoisting at the Tranquility mine and mentions mine workers and engineers in town from Douglas and Tombstone. Visitors include E S Davis and Hershell Mining figures. attorneys from Brebee and Douglas attend civil court sessions as U S Attorney Morrison and others are observed.
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Tombstone
Brebee
Douglas
Civil Cass
U.S
J E. Morrison
Alex Murray
J.w.roas
F. B.dorr
W. B. Cleary
J. £. Flannigen
Arizona Historians Visit Tombstone High School Event
Two distinguished Arizonans Miss Charlotte Mell territorial historian and A J Matthews Tempe Normal delivered talks at Tombstone High School. Mell spoke on authentic Arizona history while Matthews, longtime head of the Normal School, urged higher education and shared insights into teachers training. The event highlighted state history and local memory as well as encouragement for students to pursue further study.
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Detudente
Sharlotte M . Mell
J Matthews
Tempe
West
Esk
Tombstone
Arizona
Arizons
Profesor Matthews
Cochise County
Normal
Biebee
Governor Sloan Calls Good Roads Convention
Governor Sloan calls a convention of delegates to be appointed by county supervisors and commercial bodies to meet in the territorial capitol on April 22 to promote good roads and sound infrastructure.
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Sloan
Good Roads
High School Wins Its First Ball Game Seemed A Close Match
High School nine defeated a Mexican team 12 to 1 in five innings at the new grounds yesterday. Votin’s pitching struck out 13 as Dorazo and McPherson anchored the Mexican defense. Grant Warner manages the High School. Arthur Marwood captains. Lineups include Americo Pistonetti, Walter Yoho, Arthur Harwood, Allan Benedict, Percy Bowden, Herbert Dock, Frank Spake, Jesse Sanders, Leo Mill, Malle Corbett. Mexican players include McPherson, Hernandez, Gomex, Monte, Carpeno, Cote, Dormez, Herrera.
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Votin
Dorazo
McPhereon
Allan Senedict
Percy Bowden Jn
Herbert Dock
Frank Spake
Jease Sanders
Leo Mill
Ilyalle Corbett
McPherson
Br Hernandez
Gomex
Monte
Carpeno
Cote
Dormez
Statehood Bill For Tomorrow In Washington
Arizona Gazette notes the push for statehood of Ari and New Mexico with Senator Brown presenting a joint resolution. The piece suggests committee delays and renewed congressional effort, predicting swift passage through both houses despite earlier friction.
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Washington, D.C
Brown
J Int
Ari
New Mexico
Charles H. Akers
Eugene Brady O'Neill
Rush for Land at Bowie Under Desert Act
In Bowie excitement grows as homesteaders arrive daily. Two drilling outfits reached town and will begin drilling for artesian water soon. A Kelly New Mexico colony led by W F Gordon has taken 1280 acres under the desert act and plans to start drilling immediately for artesian water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Nce
Kelly New Mexico
W. F. Gordon
Doings In the District Court Session Grants Divorces
A district court session led by Judge Di cleared civil cases slated for April trials. U S Marshal JS, Feders court clerk, and U S Commissioners were approved by the United States court. Mattie Mullen and Arthur D. Mullen were granted a divorce. James Roy Zamalt and Emma H Zamalt were granted a divorce. Some divorce cases were held under advisement or continued for further evidence including Josephine Comisky and Henry Comisky, Lillie Telfer versus James J. Telfer, Mary McLaughlin versus James McLaughlin, and Ben Davey versus Mary Davey.
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District Court
di the
U 8
Marshal
Feders
U. S
United States Court
Mattie Mullen
Arthur D. Mullen
James Roy Zamalt
Emma H
Josephine Comisky
Henry Comisky
Birbee
Lillie Telfer
James J. Telfer
Douglas
Mary McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Bisbee
Ben Davey
Mary Davey
Mining chatter and arrivals seen in Leadville region
Reports indicate Leadville property may reopen soon and Great Western plans new ore prospects at Courtland base. Local mining figures Elmer Croneh and Jeita Walker arrive, with Feeney, Merry Pickett, and others traveling for business and court district activity in Nogales, Douglas, and Tombstone areas.
Whist Club Meet Last Evening At 2nedict Home
Sadie Cowan won the first prize at the Whist Club meet held at the 2nedict home last night. William Hicks performed well as opponents and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison and several members. Refreshments were served. the group adjourned near midnight and postponed next week’s meeting due to Holy Week.
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Sadie Cowan
William Hicks
Lee Hutchison
Erving
Mrs. Hutchison
Misee Buck
Cantrell
Cowan
McPherton
Giddings
Benedict
Meeere Demarest
Win Hicks
Kitchenbecker
Goll
Ed Hicks
Telia Goldings
Debate on voter qualifications at Central school
A morning debate at Central school centered on the resolution that voters should have educational qualifications. The affirmative, led by Miss Ollie Fowler and Arthur Harwood, won with strong arguments. Opponents Miew Dorothy York and Ernest Ivey delivered notable rebuttals in the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Ollie Fowler
Arthur Harwood
Miew Dorothy York
Ernest Ivey
Buffalo Bill Not Candidate for Arizona Senate
The text attributes a Hearst papers claim that Colonel W. F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is a candidate for the U.S. Senate from Arizona, but the source states he is not a candidate and that the suggestion came from Hearst papers via New York advices to friends in Tookaceon.
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W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
United States
Arizona
Bim
Hearst
New York
Taceon
Mining Man Visits Local Properties in Gila County
Harvey Long a leading figure in Gila county mining circles visits the Charleston area to inspect several mining properties near the Broncho mine. He aims to strike deals with Arizona parties and will tour Dragoon before returning to Glote seeking copper opportunities for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Long
Gila County
Glote
Mr Long
Charleston
Arizona
Adj
Dragoon
Fire destroys Neguin's Furniture Warehouse at Globe
Globe reports Neguin's furniture warehouse burned early this week. Fire caused extensive damage with an estimated loss of 36,000 dollars, insurance covering 20,000. Company plans immediate reconstruction.
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Neguin
Globe
Joint R solution Ad mitting Territories Joint R solution Ad mitting Territories
Washington a joint revel was introduced by Brown of Nebrasca in the senate to day He approves the constitution formed by the constitutional convention of the territory of Arizona and the territory of New Mexico and meets the necessary conditions for admission as states. The measure declares the Arizona constitution and state government valid and admitted on equal footing with other states. The usual preamble for New Mexico is included. The resolution will be kept on the table awaiting Brown's wish and potential committee chairmanship.
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Washington
Brown
Nebrasca
Senate
New Meaiva
United States
New Mexico
Historian Examines Old Printing Press and Arizona’s Past
An expert historian reviews a historic press linked to Arizona’s early publishing era. The article notes the press arrived in 1858 with Sylvester Mowry,Its later role in Santa Rita and Fontenette, and the press’s use in Gemstone and Nugget era publications. It references violent incidents and editorial histories as part of Arizona’s press lore.
Senator Queen proposes joint revolution admitting Arizona
A Washington senator introduces a joint resolution to admit Arizona by asking voters a constitutional question. The measure affects the state judiciary and would amend New Mexico's constitution. The wording and scope suggest a move to shape territorial admission processes.
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Washington
Queen
Arizona
Newfexico
Miss Julie Rockfellow Injured in Horseback Accident
Friends report Miss Julie Rockfellow seriously hurt after being thrown from her horse during a daily ride. She sustained a deep head gash and a broken arm though condition improves with Dr Hughart stating injuries are limited. Recovery outlook remains hopeful as she rests in her room tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Rockfelow
Hughart
Encinas Held to Grand Jury for Murder in Hereford
Preliminary hearing for Refugio Encinas charged with murdering Ricardo Garcia in Hereford was held before Judge Daniel McFarland. Encinas was ordered held to await grand jury action after about six witnesses testified. he said he was drunk and could not recall details. The coroner’s jury found the death resulted from a gunshot wound fired by an unknown person using a .44 caliber pistol.
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Refugio Encinas
Ricardo Garcia
Hereford
Daniel McFarland
Etina
Gort
Annual report shows post office revenue excess for year
The Tueron Postoffices annual report lists total real estate value for the past year at 43326.18 dollars, indicating an excess of 3000 over the amount required to run the office and port office. The document notes the surplus funds and names the office involved in this financial balance for the fiscal year.
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Tueron Postoffics
Railroad to Grand Canyon Project Under Bond Plan
The Usan and Grand Canyon railroad company begins construction of a line from Marvale Prote cadnt Utah to the north rim of the Grand Canyon Arizona after planing mortgage bonds totaling 25 000 000. The route zigzags through pine forests containing over four billion feet of merchantable timber and follows a path connected to the Denver and Rio Grande system via its Southern railroad subsidiary.
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Usan and
Grand Canyon Railroad Company
Marvale
Protecadnt
Utah
Grand Canyon
Arizona
United States
Southern Rilroad
Rupe
Hos
Denver Jand Rio Grande
Rebels Overrun Near Arizipe as Federals Retreat
Reports claim Arizipe may fall to insurrectos as 600 rebels are nearby and threatening. Perfieto Pico marches with 200 elders toward Cansnes while 300 federales leave Imurie to join Picobre’s forces.
Oil Indications Thicker Than Fleas Prospecting Charge
A Phoenix prospector named Charles Eddy with oil indications thicker than expected seeks a partner to strike a million find. Eddy, cousin by marriage to Mary Baker Eddy, resides at Hardwick hotel. He located land north of Meveal near Benson on the Southern Pacific railroad with Robert McNaught, claiming about 100 acres near Brown ranch six miles north of Mescal and ten miles east of Brown’s.
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Phoenix
Charles Eddy
Mary Baker G Eddy
Hardwick
Meveal
Benson
Robert McNaught
S. 2
Henson
Eddy
Brown Ranch
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First National Bank of Douglas
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Ecd Santiago Avisa
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JW Furr
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Provident Mutual Building and Loan Association
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Tie
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Nogales
Dongas Gray, Jr
Jeita Walker
Beebee
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Whist Club
Mise Sbarlot
M Hall
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Anepe
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Perfieto Pico
Arisipe
Cansnes
Imurie
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