Doings In the Superior Court v MoRspay State
In Courtland the January 37th murder case of Dee Danielson is described with a 41 jurors examined for 29 seats, and a trial proceeding expected to continue. Other cases include State v Leonard, State v Wright, and a guilty finding for forgery with mercy recommendation. The Kanady murder conviction marks a rare female defendant courtroom note. County Attorney Gilmore and Assistant Morry receive praise for prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kenaday
Dee Danielson
Courtland
W L
Cook James Lam
Freeman Thos Mounier
E Chewell
Shirley F Ames
CH Wiles
J Spikes
Jobe
Nai Jam Johnson
E Curtis
Fred J Wright
Jory
Douglas
Genevieve Kevesdy
Kanady
Kingetory
Murry
Himsel
Coschise
Jorore
Fred Harrie
Jesse Yoakam
AM Smeck
M Wartenberg
W Phillipe
Bisbee
Dre Hughart
Bailey
Ioga
Fee Paid to Corporation Commission Records Largest Sum
The largest fee ever paid to the Arizona Corporation Commission, 5534 dollars, was handed to the state capitol by Frank Cor, general attorney for Southern Pacific lines in Arizona. The payment funds a certificate permitting the issue of 10129000 dollars in trust certificates to Commercial Trust Company of New York for Bouthera Ps ciGe leases. The same amount was paid last week in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Commission of Arisons
Frank Cor
Southern Pacific Lines
Arizona
State
Southern Pacific
Commercial Trust Company of New York
Bouthera PsciGe
California
Doings in the State Legislature Senate and House actions
The legislature advanced multiple measures including HB 16 for immediate land selection and county bonds, and the rail bond relief for Maricopa, Yavapai, and Coconino. House passed Wood's general taxation law, Linney's 10,000,000 road bond, and a suite of code bills. Senate approved a mine tax plan, estates and wills amendment, and code reforms, while considering common law practice and bar admission. The day featured extensive committee work on election and labor provisions and the regulation of prostitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Fime Coconino
Yavapai
Board of Health Codes
Levin
Linney
Jecobeco Wa
Newste
Crofooe
Kerr
Drennan
Board of Control
Arizona Lande
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Hughes
Voto
Horticulturs Commission
Ciever Counterfeiter in This Section
A counterfeiter skilled in raising bills is believed to be in southern Arizona and may be in this section. A sample of this handiwork turned up at the Consolidated National Bank at Tassos. The bill is a silver certificate altered to resemble a ten dollar note by pasting the figures, blurring, and altering corner marks. The clever work aims to fool those used to genuine notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ari
Consolidated National Bank
St Tassos
Interesting Notes From Huachuca Copper Mining Developments
Whetstones Copper Mining and Smelting Co owner John Bolser visited town to place orders for materials as mining work progresses. Belcer’s crew has doubled and a drift toward a copper ore contact is advancing at the Whetstone mine, with 600 feet of stoping potential once contact is reached. Shipments expected next month. Thirty five carloads of cattle shipped to Montana for pasture, first delivery under contract to Olsen & Olen. Larrieu ordered a large centrifugal pump from Nogales for ranch use. Southern Pacific completed pumping plant work here boosting shipping efficiency. depot pump operator gains new title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jam
Beleer
Montana
Wm Cowan
Olsen & Olen
Bilelige
Southern Pacific Company
Grand Lodge Elects New Officers at Tempe Conclave
Grand officers were elected for the coming year at a Tempe conclave led by JMW Moore of Prescott as grand master and KC Anderson of Globe as deputy grand master. Additional officers named include LE Rice, Geo Miots, JG Belt, and others with grand representatives RJ Longmoore and W R K James. The installation followed by Wm Hughes as grand patriarch and E F Bowers as grand high priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Jmw Moore
Prescott
KC Anderson
Globe
LE Rice
Morenci
Grand Werden
Geo Miots
Phoenix
JG Belt
Safford
A Nislaon
A Morford
A W Smith
Tucson
Grand Inside Sentinel
F M Shermse
Dougas
Grand Outside Venting
Anti Alien Land Bill Passes House
The lower house of the Arisons legislature passes an anti alien land bill nearly identical to California provisions, approved by the governor with no public objection. The piece is described as a stark contrast to California where broad opposition has sparked nationwide debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
California
Arisons
Jepsen
White House
Washington
Conference on Cananea Situation Advances Plans
A conference on Cananea concerns follows the arrival of 13 Dong lar SP Applewhi and Dr LD Ricketts with former Cananea Copper exec George B Kingdon. They discuss future company operations as the plant nears shutdown due to rail access, official appointments, and SP Mexico rolling stock refusals. State troops operate south of Nogales with passes sometimes destroyed by road operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donglar
LD Ricketts
General Mat~ Aeer
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
George B Kingdon
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Nogales Ie
New Sonora Tax Stamps In Use
Arrivals from Cananea report new Sonora tax stamps now in general use. Stamps cover money transfers, mortgages, bills, and general business paper. Rates include five cents per $100 to $1000 and cents per additional $1000, with two cent stamps on every $20 bills for collection. Revenue supports military operations and port duties add to funds held by the constitutionalistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananea
Aate
Constitutionalistas
County Seat Bill Faces Committee Debate and Proposals
The county seat removal bill is before the house affair committee with amendments sought. Proposals include raising the election initiation threshold to thirty percent and requiring over sixty percent affirmative votes to move county seat, plus a new courthouse and jail. Critics warn of unfair effects on existing seats and propose fairer ballot methods and property qualification reforms. The article notes regional unease as lawmakers proceed cautiously amid rival-city tensions and possible remedies. Also mentioned is rumors of Perrin, a banker from Indianapolis, touring to gather material for a travel book, with details of his camping wagon and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Robert
Gosity
Ariscos
Rip
Lodianapolis
Local Notices From Douglas and Tombstone Readers
Friday reports Wheeler and Howe returning from Bisbee and Douglas for official duties. Attorneys Cleary and Dean attend court in county matters while McCarthy, Erickeon and witnesses appear in Wright care proceedings. Ice cream social by Catholic Ladies a success with tea set drawing aiding fund. Ben ostt visits from Wagon Red outfit. Fletcher Gee bailed in $5000 on Courtland killing case. Williams visits Tombstone on business. McPate family returns from Nogales. JN Christensen returns to St David after court, grand ball planned at Gage Hall with Ivey Orchestra. Madigan arrives for Benson business. Peters and Sames noted for county court matters. Milton watches immigrants at Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McCarthy
Patenger
Dongle
McGee
Frank Dean
Douglas
Wright
Gage Hall
Ivey Grebestra
PG Madigan
Benson
Tombstone Court Proceedings and Local Movements Reported
Daily notes from Tombstone detail court activities and visits. Attornies from Bisbee and Douglas appear on court business, with Mrs Karger and Henry Barley among those in or near the county seat. Several residents travel to Prescott, Los Angeles, and lowell a in the region while others greet returning acquaintances. Marble works advertising, and a warning about hydrophobia treatment follows.
Court Cases Filed in Superior Court
Suit numbers 367 369 and 370 list Ruth Norton Norton Buit HL McCoy and T D Palgham in a writ of mandate suit. WD Wood v Nettie Wood seeks divorce. probate proceedings for the estate of OL Edwards decree establishing notice to creditors. HB Mcintosh and Margaret E Melor Tobson appointed actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buit
HL McCoy
WD Wood
Nettie Wood
OL Edwards
HB Mcintosh
Margaret E Melor Tosb
Reveals Lodge Secrets and Commits Death by Own Action
Brucet Louis Johnson a Tacon mining engineer, home Jersey City, dies by suicide with potassium cyanide at the Roy Hotel in Douglas. He leaves a letter to Robert Mitchell claiming a crime to be paid for with his life. A separate note to his mother discusses money matters and property disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
Tacton m Ning
Jersey City
New Jersey
Roy Hotel
Douglas
Reed
Robert Mitchell
South Third Avenue
Tucson
Arisons
Lear Strand
Joneson
Cottage Street
Reorganization Moves as Trust Sells Mining Shares
Eastern financiers report the First Mortgage Consolidated Trust indenture trustee sold stock holdings in Jersey City on April 18. The assets include 400000 Tombatone Consolidated Mines shares, 135000 Poland Mining shares, 500000 Congress Connected Mines, 250000 Imperial Copper shares, and 2221340 Poland Mining certificates. This marks another step in reorganizing the Development Company of America properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fable Trust Company of
New York
Jersey City
Tombatone Consolidated Mines Company, Ltd
Poland Mining Company
Congress Onnectdated Mineseompany, Ltd
Imperial Copper Company
Poland
Ibis
Development Company of America
Marriage Reform Debated by Nogales Episcopal Convocation
The Nogales Episcopal convocation backed a bill requiring five days’ notice before marriage and endorsed restricting marriages by unfit persons. They discussed a divorce bill, noting the church limits to one ground while civil law cites eight. A separate motion urged retaining the Episcopal church name against a proposed change to American Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Convocation
Nogales
Enneresti GS
Legeislatere
Name
Episcopal Church
Conmajer
Dizon
Notice of Selection Under 1910 Act in Arizona Land Office
Notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona that the State of Arizona has filed a selection under the Congress approved act of June 29 1910. The notice is addressed to all concerned parties and states the action pending in the state. The document records the official filing and seeks any objections or confirmations as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Land tracts listed for school university and insane asylum in Arizona
Public land notice from Phoenix filed March 19 1913 listing descriped tracts for School of Mines University purposes insane asylums and other institutions in various township ranges. Includes serial numbers 021652 021654 021655 021657 021669 021661 with locations in Tp 15S 18S 19S and ranges BE B E and R27 B. Office will reforests or contests during five weeks of publication before final approval. Date of first publication March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arisona
School of Mines
Henitentiarien
Ely
Ste
Sie
Nis
Nik
Alin
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Land grant notices for Arizona tracts including universities and mines
The United States Land Office in Phoenix publishes a June 20 1910 notice listing grant selections Nos 21 22 23 and 24 for Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges School of Mines University Purposes and Legislative Executive and Judicial Ride. It details multiple townships ranges sections and lots for each list and invites protests within five weeks. Frank H Parker Register Chase Arnold Date of first publication March 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Towit
Agricultural and Mechanical
School of Mines
Treaemstt
Lang
Astaona
Ware
Frank H. Parker
Register
Chase Arnold
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MoRspay
Leonard
Ranway Lena York
veLw
Attorne
Gilmore
Morry
Corp’n Commission
CR Wood
Kirke Moore
Sioce
House Graham
Yom Larrieu
Roy & Titcomb
Grand Lodge
Sonora
Sheri Harry Wheeler
Deputy Howe
Bisbee and
Win Cleary
Mee Jas McHugh
Fred Benostt
Wagon Red Outfit
The
Bogu Land and Cattle Co
Fletcher Gee
John Erickeon
Howe Yerterday
J Scherersod de LW Brown
Judge Mackay
Williams
Tombstone
Dn McPate
JN Christensen
Lome
St David
Vonateble
Bacinese
Albert M Sames
ABL
Bislee Inet
Fealom Court Busine CO Bvis
Mra AU Karger
Oleck Kar~ker
Board of
Enporvianrs
Lowella
Thomas Maroney
Cane
Tudey
Julia Bright
Tendie
Attendanny En Court Ag
Kenadey
Henry Barley Ie
Wanditer
Sanera
Joe Rees
Doug Tae
Barney Andrino
Bisbes
Berney
Tocon
M Jouve
Stone
Leland Elleworth
Los Angeles
Pasteur
Ruth Norton
Norton
Lodge
Liesure
Prank H. Parker
United States Land Ofice
Chas. E. Arnold
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