District Court adjourns. several judgments and divorc es granted
The district court convened at the regular hour and adjourned this evening with a recess to September 27. Judgments included Aberstron ve Francie debt 39.66, O L Neer et al debt 500 plus 75 attorney fees, and Francie E Harmer v Eulalia Harmer divorce with defendant given decree, alimony 2 monthly, custody and fees. Other cases involve bankrupt Douglas Dry Goods, injunctions, and appeals. The court notes a school bond issue and resets dates. Equalization Board meets August 9 to review tax rates and county assessments.
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Aberstron
Bernard J Mack
S F Johnson Et al
Bente Prox County
Dan McGowan
James Nichols
Bisbee
TN Lakin
Vea E Horst
Justice of Peace Court
Harry Papadepaloe
Bce
Wickersham
Mineral Park Development Company
E A Torrea Balis J. McKinney
Fernandez Ve Fernandez
Lunacy Commission Reviews Two Prisoners In Probate Court
Two inmates appeared before the lunacy commission in the probate court today. Matterson from Bisbee showed effects of a protracted spree and was not committed to the asylum. He will be sent to the County hospital for treatment and hoped to reform. Enrique Alamada, a Mexican resident of Donglse Pearce and Naco, claimed to be wealthy in mind and to run all business by wireless telegraphy. He was taken into custody before his motor could run amuck, with hopes asylum treatment will restore reason. A Douglas dealer reported Spanish parrots able to provoke strong language, but no city or county ban on parrot profanity exists.
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Matterson
Bisbee
Enrique Alamada
Donglse
Naco
Enrique
Diesnc
Visitors to Seashore Will Soon Return
The note hints at locals planning a seaside visit return, referencing Tombstone and comfort while questioning benefits beyond sightseeing. It suggests packing camping gear and magazines, and mentions scattered place names and a casual, wandering tone about seaside enjoyment.
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Tombstone
Paostrctor
Paroled Murder Convict Pedro Arreola From Cochive County
Pedro Arreola, convicted of murder in Cochive county, was paroled after the board of control and acting prison superintendent A G Wilder recommended it. He has tuberculosis and a physician said his condition is hopeless. he had served twenty years from June 17. The parole, sought by Arturo M Elias, Mexican consul, requires him to report to prison authorities at least every three months.
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Pedro Arreuia
Cochive County
Board of Control
A G Wilder
Arreola
Price
Arturo M Elias
Visiting Grave of Army Doctor in Tombstone
Miss Fannie L Matthews, summer resident of Tombstone, arrived yesterday en route to St Louis to visit the grave of her father Dr Mathews, buried here in 1886 by the Grand Army of the Republic. She plans to return home on the afternoon train.
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Fannie L Matthews
St Louis
Missouri
Tombstone
Choice of Overlock Hoval Smith Triumph
The appointment of Charles A Over lock as US Marshal to succeed Ben Daniels is another triumph for Hoval d Smith and the organization. "Tis whispered that this appointment is an echo from the now famous double header convention held at Tycton that summer-just a year ago-when the genial Hoval A. was sidetracked on its way to the convention in Chicago. Since that time it sooke as if this clev er young man had thrown the switch and after locking it to the main line had thrown the key away, for since then all semaphores seem to display the "clear track" sign, and although we are not one of this political family we add, "and as be it."
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Charles A Overlock
Ben Daniels
Hovald Smith
Tycton
Chicago
Impostor Elks Check Forger Trail Reported
Members of the Fhoenix lodge of Elks warn of an impostor passing through the country posing as a Memphis lodge member. He leaves worthless checks totaling amounts attached to signatures of B Adame H, the McNeil company for $15, Hub for’s for $15, and French Vier for $25. How many more were taken is not known. The checks are made payable on a Deming bank and are not negotiable.
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Fhoenix Lodge of Elks
Memphis
B Adame H
McNeil Company
Phoenix
Big Fight Over Beer Prices Between Breweries
The Keh Anheuser-Burch Brewing Company and the Rainier Brewing Company of Seattle wage a heated war in the southwest with Tucson as battleground. They deploy agents to tilt saloon purchases as prices are slashed hoping nickel beers become the norm, prompting Tombstone drinkers to cheer lower prices.
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Keh Anheuser-Burch Brewing Company
Rainier Bewing Company
Seattle
South
Tucson
Bie Brewing Companies
Typhoid at Benson Gradually Abating
Umcer verickman returned yesterday to Douglas from Benson where he went to inspect the typhoid epidemic. He reports conditions improving since ranch mile was prohibited and the sanitary conditions of nearby dairies are blamed for the spread according to the Douglas Dispatch.
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Beatta Umcer Verickman
Douglas
Benson
Former Arizonan Commits Death by Own Action
A Cincinnati dispatch dated August reports HE Peters aged 63 a former Arizonan and Santa Fe railroad engineer was found dead after taking morphine in his rooming house. He left a note apologizing for the death by his own action citing ill health.
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Cincinnati
August Reaye
Peters
Santa Fe
California
Arizona
Heavy Downpour Report From Huachuca Area
Weather observer Wolcott notes a heavy downpour yesterday around 4 PM with three distinct storm cells. Huachuca Water Company records show zero rain at the reservoir that day, while nearby Hua chucas near the fort report the heaviest rainfall, with total local figures far below average.
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Juye
Wolcott
Huachuca Water Company
Delegate Cameron Recommends Arizona Road Supervision Nominee
Delegate Cameron urges the president to appoint Franklin Towle of Globe as an cen su8 supervisor for Arizona. He also seeks government supervision through the public trade department for agriculture to oversee a road project in Maricopa County as it undergoes extensive construction.
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Cameron
Franklin Towle
Globe
Arizona
Office of Public Trade Department For Agriculture
Maricops County
Suit Against Pacific Railroad Over Damages and Death
Ramon Bacardo of Brookline files in district court against Pacific Railroad Company through Gideon & Worley for $150 claiming a red Darhat cow killed on November 10, 1908 and a workman killed on May 1, 1909. Jail inmates include forty prisoners awaiting grand jury in October with two women among them one an African American held on federal charges. Dave Morrow, seven, drowned in canal east of Phoenix with body not yet recovered.
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S. P. Company
Ramon Bacadero
Brookline
Thio County
Agaein, Pacific Railroad Company
Gideon & Worlety
Ore
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Dave Morrow
Canal
Phoenix
Fragmented County Deeds Record From Douglas Area
Official Records list multiple transfers and mortgages in Douglas and surrounding areas. Names include Fannie D Young, J Robb, Lucy Mackay, AF Mackay, FW Boo cer, Pahee W Collins, and others. Entries mention lots, furniture, mining equipment, saloon, wagons, and miscellaneous property notes across the Cochise region.
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Sal
Fannie D Young
J Robb
Lucy Mackay
AF Mackay
FW Boocer
Douglas
Recent arrivals and travels around Tombstone town
Thursday notes list many visitors and residents arriving from Frisco Denver and Bisbee. FC McNabbeud and wife from Denver with friends visit. Judge Fletcher M Doan travels to Douglas. May Chamberlain leaves for Chicago. Doctor Hitchins moves toward Tucson. HD Madison heads to Los Angeles. various others depart for Los Angeles Douglas and Bisbee. Local business and entertainment plans include Lyceum attractions and a new abbatoir. An Esper engine sets a 102 mph run between Lordsburg and Deming.
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FC McNabbeud
Tombstone
Denver
Orego
Bisbee
Artaight
Local shipment recovers bounty coyotes and other game
Clerk HE Berner notes a large month end shipment collected by hunters and trappers for bounty payments. The load includes 50 coyotes 3 trots 21 toe toes 37 raccoons and 14 widcats sent to a Bay Area refinery. Local residents arrival lists include Stumpf and wife Mrs Meyers George Brooks Judge McFarland Jo Anderson and others with town events and rail shipments shaping Tombstone life.
Marriage Licenses Issued in August Start Strong
Probate court records show August beginning well for licenses. Today’s issued couples include Mathew Murnin and Katherine McGahey of Lowell, Cinka Sorlinich and Mra Vallalo of Bisbee, Jay N Crego of Chicago and Sadie Heibsnital of Pittsburg, and Jesus Mara Ceda with A Salazar of Bisbee.
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Lcense
Mathew Murnin
Katherine McGahey
Lowell
Cinka Sorlinich
Mra Vallalo
Bisbee
Jay N Crego
Chicago
Sadie Heibsnital
Pittsburg
Jesus Mara Ceda
A Salazar
Resigns Cashier Post at E P & W Depot
A W Sands resigns from the depot cashier job after a sixty day layoff arrival of Bertram Smith from Deming NY to relieve him. Sands currently at Buffalo NY. A telegram to EJ Wertervelt confirms the change. A tale about a baby raccoon joins a growing menagerie. Trial petitions filed in Douglas district court include William Xline versus City of Douglas and J McGwgan versus James Nichols.
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EJ Wertervelt
A W Sands
Bertram Smith
Deming
Sandow
Buffalo
New York
District Court
William Xline
City of
Douglas
J McGwgan
James Nichols
Arizona & Colorado Railroad Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice announces Tucson office venue and date for the annual stockholders meeting to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. Secretary Chas. Be Walker issues the notice with first publication August 1, 1909.
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The
Arizona & Colorado Railroad Company
Tucson
Arizona
Chas. Be, Walker
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