District Court Deliberations Conclude Not Guilty Larceny Verdict
Proceedings in district court detail a not guilty verdict for the Arndt larceny case after a three day jury deliberation. Additional charges of receiving stolen goods were left unresolved pending bond. Multiple criminal docket dismissals and continued cases follow, with experts noting court adjournment for an indefinite period and possible reconvening in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accios
Williams
Ramon Savedra
Ben Hall
Glen Hart
John Page
Eugene Wright
Bob Warren
Frank Schmidt
EG Strickler
Frank L Volk
GK Graf
Jerry Conahan
JP Roberts
Mort Sullivan
A Garcia
Walter Smith
Allen Rose
David Roberts
Harry Papadopolio
Edward King
Casmere Noriage
Et al
Pablo Arechigo
Walt W Wolverton
Francisco Ayoo
Harnett Stewart
J W Talenterso
Territory
William Stack
Justice Court
Morris Fletcher
Lonnie Frake
Modesto Ramirez
John M ‘Az Wallace
Douglas
K N French
JM Murdock
Chase
Elmer Crouch
Wilson
Bardon
James Lamb
Mac Scranton
John Keifer
Sebardio
BC Edison
Miller John Pollock LH
Scanlon
CD Gage
District and Probate Court Notes show multiple filings in Arizona district court
Multiple district court filings include suits against Joe Chapman and the Geo Chapman heirs, tax collection actions by W Hicks for Mamie Hill Mining and C W Hicks on other parcels, and disputes over taxes on blocks in Douglas and Willcox. Estate matters include discharge of administrators, bond releases, and hearings for letters of administration for Walter Hubbard and Walter Grant Pool, with sales authorized and final accounts set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisratcr
Brown
District Court
Joe Chapman
John Doe
Richard Roe
Geo Chapman
Tovell
Douglas
Territory of
Arizons
W Hicks
Mamie & Tressure Hill Gold and Silver Mining Company
Tombstone Mining District
Territory of Arizona
Mariette Adamson
Dougine
Dissus Plumbing and Heating Company
Bistee Exte
Mining Company
Mary Haworth
MW Stewart
Appodoca RG de
Herry van Alen
H H Hochkine
Alexander K Waddell
Walter @ Hubbard
Executors Final Accounting in Keton Estate Distribution
Frank M Pool as executor oversees final account of John Keton estate. Matthew Keton as administrator approved residue of estate to be divided equally among Pierce Keton Lelia Allen Dodo Kirkland Lala Comsort Herta Keton and Matthew Keton. Personal property and Lot Land 2 Block A and Lot 9 10 Block E New Moon Addition Bisbee noted.
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John Keton
Matthew Keton
Pierce Keton
Lelia Allen
Dodo Kirkland
Lala Comsort
Herta Keton
New Moon
Bisbee
Birds and gun lore from Tombstone’s frontier days pace
In Tombstone’s early era a marksman’s shot settled game but time changed the regime. Arizona gratitude goes to skilled men like John Hoek Ollie Simpson and La le Gibson for a Cochise County tale of Pig raids and a failed hunt. The Dragoons’ birds vanished after a misleading boast about a massacre and a widow’s misfortune.
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Tombstone
Tom Beteter
Arizona
Cochise County
John Hoek
Ollie Simpson
Lale Giyeoo
Cochise
Billy Buchanen
Sam
Watt
Hock
Simpson
Gibson
Buchanan
Colonel Watts
Dragoons
Jas
Sad Accident on the Hill at TC M Co
An accident at the TC M Co pump shaft injured pumpsman Jack Mahan when a heavy pipe fell on him breaking his knee and fracturing his ankle. Dr Rovenberg assisted and accompanied him to Bieber hospital after a train ride. The incident occurred on the 0 level during release of sinker rods.
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TC. M. Co
Jack Mahan
Rovenberg
Bieber
Giant Cantaloupes Raised In Tombstone
The Railing ranch near town presents a giant cantaloupe noted for exceptional size and flavor. Monaieing displays at the Territorial Fair promise prizes as several cantaloupes are prepared for exhibition. Roy Irwin of Portland, formerly Phoenix, was shot by highwaymen near his home. a bullet severed his tongue and part of his jaw, but recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meieiling
Roy Irwin
Phoenix
Tut Uow
Portland
Irwin
Tombstone farm products at the Territorial Fair
The Tombstone agricultural district expects strong representation at the Territorial Fair in Phoenix this November. Commissioner Goll, farmers, and ranchers coordinate displays including Baldwin apples, Crookwood and Elberta peaches, Western Favorite pear, celery, Tokay grapes, sweet potatoes, peanuts, and mammoth pumpkins from Boquillae and other ranches.
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Tombstone
Phoenix
Commissioner Goll
John Hanley
Crookwood
Josiah Kirlow
Irwin Ranch
Alan
Arizona
Hoquillae Land & Cattle Company
Boquillae Ranch
Silver Tongued Fitch Returns to Arizona
Iconic speaker Tom Fitch plans a Phoenix visit within three months to speak at Judge Ainsworth's desk. Known as the silver tongued orator, Fitch has traveled across western states and will again charm a gathered crowd as he aligns with the Republican party in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
Arizona
Tom Fitch
Phoenix
Isis
Republican Party
Territorial Assessments 1909 1910 Hunting Party
An energetic hunting party from Phoenix secured 800 birds on an expedition a few days ago. Must have been some crack above in the party.
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Phoenix
Sanitarium Site Pick In Arizona For National Council
After a committee meeting of the Knights of ColumbusNational Council, a recommendation was made to locate the national tubercu losis sanitarium in Arizona. Delegates Be Morrison Judge Ker win and Mr Kelly Chicago will assist in lobbying for adoption of the report at the final council in August and will establish Arizona headquarters in Quebec.
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Chicago
National Council of the Knights of Columbus
Ariana
War Council
Enter
Morrison
Kerwin
Arkansas
Kelly Chicago
Arizona Asbestos and Fine Fiber Industry Notes
Attorney for four companies in Arizona and Wyoming talks of asbestos operations. Eric Shipp, based in Deeper, Wyoming, attends stockholder meetings for two corporations formed under 2008 law. Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos starts July 12 and ships thirty to forty tons daily. North American Asbestos plans mill operation by late October. Casper hosts the world’s largest asbestos deposit. Arizona’s fiber is finest but not yet commercial due to extraction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eric Shipp
Deeper
Wyoming
Pugentx
Shippit
Wy Con
Mey
North American Asbestos Company
Atitona
Attoney
Wyoming Con
North American
Casper
Wye
Grand Canyon
Bond Furnished In Murdoch Case
An appeal bond of 100 was filed with the district court clerk in Territor y Vest Murdoch case. Murdoch, previously convicted of perjury in the J P Chase murder, was sentenced to three years in Florence territorial prison. If the territorial supreme court denies the writ of probable cause, Murdoch must surrender to sheriff for delivery to prison officials. Bond sureties listed: John Woblachegel, Bruce Dorender, John Treu, JA Brown of Bistee.
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District Court
Vest Murdoch
J P Chase
Dean
Territorial Prion
Florence
Territorial Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John Woblachegel
Hruce Dorender
John Treu
JA Brown
Bistee
Prohibitionists Seek Constitutional Amendment Support
Prohibs will seek concessions by backing candidates who promise to support a constitutional amendment and state wide vote on ten questions. At the Phoenix central committee meeting, Dr John Wir Thomas said the party will be guided by other parties platforms next week before making a statement. They want an initiative and referendum and to vote for a prohibition amendment to the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of Arizona
Prohibition Central Committee
Phoenix
Sveral
Deel
John Wir Thomas
Changes Area of the Coronado Forest
The president signed a proclamation removing 13,500 acres from the Coronado National Forest in Arizona and adding 15,220 acres. Changes result from field examinations by the U.S. Department of Agriculture under a national boundary correction plan. Affected areas include the Dragoon and Sante divisions, with most eliminations desert terrain unfit for cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado National Forest
Mais
U. S. Department of Agriculture
East
Alina
Ges
Eouth T Mn Naver Mission
Ental Cwie Divizion
Dragoon Mountains
National Forest
Bureau of Plant Industry
U.S Department of Agriculture
Coronado
Santa Catalina Dyion
Sante Rite
Coronado Forest
Portal
Arizona
Garces Forest
Nogales
Tucson
Forest Service
Ariine
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Tucson Player Sold to Chicago White Sox Then Rail Survey near Fairbank
Roy Corhan, once a standout shortstop for Tucson and admired across the region, has been sold by St Joseph to the Chicago White Sox for 8000 dollars. He followed a strong Western League season with Pueblo. Meanwhile EP and SW railroad surveyors near Fairbank imply plans for either an overhead crossing at the burro branch or a route to Benson, with details expected next week.
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Tucson
White Sox
Fairbank
Roy Corhan
Phoenix
Prevwott
Bisbee
Dougelan
St Joseph
Chicago White Sox
Jordan
HH Wynkoop
Pueblo
EP & 8 W
Burro
Beacon
San Pedro
Benson
EP & SW
Local travels and legal notices from Douglas area
Thursday reports show Attorney J C Douglas and Mrs WOR King and Mee Ht Hog hare planning a Los Angeles visit while Miss May Chamberlain aims for Chicago for vacation. Charles Pardon of Dallas begins special examinations for Arizona and New Mexico as he resumes duties after resigning as county auditor. Attorne y WG Gilmore visits Henson, Andy Garrett returns from Bisbee and Fletcher M Dean travels to Douglas then into Sonora for court term.
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J.C
Douglae
Touletone
Wor. King
Mee H
Los Angeles
Coast Pointent
Mies
Charberlain Hee
Chicago
Charles Pardon
Dallas
Arigona
New Mexico
Tin Tu Ely
Andy Garrett
Bisbee
Fletcher M. Dean
Douglas
Mexico
Doan
Local Officials and Travel Notes From Tombstone District
Friday report from Tombstone notes James Hayling, Bislee supervisor, on business, former deputy marshal in California and county treasurer Barle IV Hicks with wife visiting Belew and Ming Ke Abe. Mentions attendance at Drsoghten Masters College, York Life Insurance interest, and a marriage license for Thomas Brooke to Ida Stewart in Dougae. August activity described as unusually quiet with courting rumored.
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James Hayling
Bislee
Tombstone
Hayling
United States
California
Barle
Hicks
Belew
Fay
Vine Town
Deaghter
Ming
Drsoghten Masters College
Nee Howe
Ork TE Sawesto Thomae Brooke
Ida Stewart
Dougae
Cupid Seemaa
Mexican Revolutionists Gain Freedom Three More
Three Mexican revolutionists Magon Vitlaront and Vivera, freed from the penitentiary after serving term for disrupting neutrality laws. They were arrested in Los Angeles three years ago and drew wide attention as they upheld anti Diaz rhetoric.
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Florence Disputch
Magon
Vitlaront
Vivera
Los Angeles
Sociatieta
Rnnase Pretect
Pssinet
Diaz
Armit
Megoni
Grand Jury to Hear Held Defendants In July Crimes
The following defendants were ordered held for the next grand jury for alleged crimes at Gleeson Douglas and Pirtleville. Thomas Turner held for larceny in Gleeson on July 25 with entry to ROA Taylor's house. $500 bond. Wesley Coleman posted bond, held for assault with intent to kill Wim. Frazer in Douglas July 6 with revolver involvement. $1,500 bond. Jose Rivera held for attempting to break into Douglas branch county jail. in possession of tools. in Tomstone county jail for lack of $500 bond. Justice W M Taylor set bonds.
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Thomas Turner
Gleeson
Roa
Taylor
Douglas
Seid Aceantt
Prise Erie
WM. Taylor
Pirtleville
Ben Rice
Jose Rivera
Hell
Branch
De'endent
Tomo
W. M. Taylor
E P S W To a Wauntine at the B Peak Project
E P S W plans a new line along the Seo Pedey river from Lewis Speires to the old Boston area. The survey corps expects the line to sit 200 feet to half a mile back from its current spot, improving grade and creating a straighter route. The Charleston camp will relocate as the work nears completion within months.
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Lewis Speires
Boeton
Charleston
Seo Pedey
Harlin Ranch
Survey Corps
Senatorial Timber Tall and Straight
Friends of Marcus Smith and Pickett announce candidacy for U S senators from Arizona. Eugene Ives and J H Hampton named for southern seat. Henry Arshurst Hawkins Revee Ling and J P Wilson listed for northern seat. Brady and Frank Cox connected to Maricopa county.
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California
Hon
Marcus Smith
Col
Hon Pickett
United States
Arizona
Eugene 8. Ives
J.H. Hampton
South
Henry Arshurst
JW. Hawkins Revee Ling
Col. J. P. Wilson
Brady 01
Frank Cox
Maricopa County
Wrestler Al Christensen Faces Court Action in Phoenix
Al Christensen, the wrestler, appeared in Phoenix court on an assault charge after being arrested on a streetcar incident. He declined an attorney and will proceed in his own defense as the cane case goes to trial late this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Christensen
Phoenix
Those Whom We Delight to Welcome
Bil O Grady a veteran cinters and Edwin Towsley linotype operator traveled from Bistee to Lumpstone to glimpse the Bridal Chamber and the storehouse of relics from earlier days. Both plan to go to Globe for rewarding positions on major newspapers. The visit celebrates the tourist as a moving encyclopedia of useful information.
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Bil O'Grady
Edwin Towsley
Bistee
Lumpstone
O'Grady
Towsley
Globe
City to Light Throoughfares. Moonlit Schedule Planned
The city council orders street lights on principal streets and residences. Fifteen lights will be installed at various corners with service expanded where beneficial. Me Non & Brown, leaseholders of the Hectic plant, will start work immediately. A moonlight schedule is to be observed and a favorable rate secured for the service.
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Menon & Brown
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Christian Zametein
Cloeed
Lymson Stoddard
Adela Lopez
James E Buits
Walter Grant Pool
Frank M Pool
Petit
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Foster
Gila Us
Maricoy
Sante Cruz
Robby Sonmena Pir
Pe Coy
Eaene
Moscoe Aero Re Pests Tore
Revee Cornelis
Howeva
Diane
Cornttine
WG. Giluore
Henson Totay
York Life Iursace Company
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