County Budget Talks Tie Up With Road Petitions
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors met to review routine matters including two petitions from Paradise on opening and closing a road. They delegated consideration to County Engineer Ryan and planned to revisit the budget at the next meeting. Estimated county needs total 58,408 for the year, with school funding extra and taxes likely rising slightly. Oscar K. Goll of the Douglas Chamber failed to attend, though Douglas Chamber’s secretary was praised despite the setback.
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Board of Supervisors
Sesmon
Paradive
Ryan
AC Kar- Karger
Linz
Tombscowl
Bisbee High School
Kinute
Beayon Union High
Willcox
Doug Be
Cochise
Arizona near beer decision upheld ban on intoxicating beverages
U S Circuit Judge Erskine M Ross and US District Judges Sawtelle and Trippet deny the Missin Brewing and San Diego Brewing Company's request to enjoin Arizona Attorney General Wiley E Jones from enforcing the state ban on malted or fermented beverages. The decision notes the constitution restricts any sale of such beverages, regardless of alcohol content, and signals an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court. The report also covers local civic notes about rare Indian baskets and county tax administration plans.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
U.S Circuit
Erskine M. Ross
Jmdges Sawtelle
Phoenix
Oscar
Missin Brewing Company
San Diego Brewing Company
Wiley E Jones
Ross
Supreme Court of Arizona
Riss
Constitution of
Supreme Court
Arzona
Justice McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Property changes hands in Tombstone area
C. L. Cummings bought Corbett property near the James Lamb residence. A. B. Greimsinger and family move into the Cummings cottage beside Ed Hughes on north street. R. A. Woodruff and family to occupy the new cottage on Siath street this week. Woodruff named County Stenographer. Two empty Tombstone houses noted in local item.
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C. L. Cummings
Corbett
James Lamb
A. B. Greimsinger
Cummings
Ed. Hughes
R. A. Woodruff
Siath Street
Mr. Woodruff
State Examiner Johnson Visits Cochise County for Audit
State Examiner D F Johnson, formerly State Treasurer and currently acting state bank examiner, arrived yesterday for a several week inspection. He has audited county books in multiple counties since the start of the year, marking his first official Cochise County visit. he formerly lived in Diaglas and Still claims that as his residence, with many friends here pleased by his presence.
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D. F Johnson
Johnson
Cochise
Diaglas
Hien
Fate of Avenue Bill in Court Ruling Soon
In Phoenix Judge Stanford will deliver a ruling in three days on the Boyce versus Callaghan case challenging the validity of a state appropriation bill passed in the last legislature and partly vetoed by the governor. No appeal is expected from the decision.
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Phoenix
Stanford
Milton Attends National Labor Conference
Inspector Jo Milton, delegate for Arizona, travels from Fair Jnmi k to San Francisco to attend a U S Department of Labor conference discussing new labor departures and plans to improve employer laborer relations along the border. He will report back on prevailing labor conditions and share insights with Areoma.
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Department of Labor
United States
Jo Milton
Fairjnmik
Anzona
San Francisco
Milton
Areoma
Douglas Again Clamors for Removal Seat Campaign
The letter urges removing the county seat from Bisbee and Warren interests to ease tax burdens on Douglas residents. It mocks delays, cites political maneuvering, and suggests enlisting C Haircut Francis and Judge Cullemap to push the effort, likening it to a parimutuel bet on Douglas gaining the seat.
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Dowglas
Bisbee and Warren
Sunday Dispatch
Francis
Cullemap
Servos
Dispatch
I. Francis
Douglas
Cochise
Free Text Books Held Up In Phoenix
In Phoenix on August 4 a strong possibility arose that the state cannot furnish free readers for schools. The delay stems from unsettled appropriations and delayed contracts with a publishing company. If funds arrive late, books may not be ready by the opening of schools.
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Phoenix
Lip State
Elioos
Thepany
Post Commander Cracks Down On Fort Huachuca Booze Runs
Col Brown now leads the booze crackdown, breaking up shipments bound for the reservation. He intercepts arrivals, has express charges paid, and destroys liquor in his presence. Current supply is small, with only smuggled liquor appearing as prior volumes decline, and soldiers face immediate destruction of any found.
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Ft. Huachuca
Col. Brown
Doings in the Superior Court of Goghise Sounty
The session opened with the court hearing motions as witnesses were sequestered. The prosecution pressed a costly case and jurors remained free to move about while the most significant trial, against Van Goce, loomed for Ordonastro Firtleville. The Mikefe railway suit against Ratt Micehell proceeded with jurisdiction-directed conservatory orders.
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Singwesar
Tomorow
Ordonastro Firtleville
van Goce
Mikefe Railway Company
Court notes and sentences in a county session
The docket shows defense objections and prosecutorial rebuttal in a civil case Reynolds vs The Texas Company. A divorce judgment for Zarageas from Henry Zarageew. a damage case against Witlaed Whit oy We Warren Company with fifteen days remand and a fine. A whiskey case led to a 30 day sentence and $80 fine. additional sentences include ten days and a county road gang assignment.
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Reynolds
Tenas Company
Religie Zarageas
Dowslis
Henry Zarageew
Warren Company
Jesus Orneville
Miigname
Sheryf Wheeler
Sof Taylor
Conve Brooke
Lorkwiedt
W Mead Geal
Gleeson Items News of the Past Week
Gleeson August 3. Cons. ban twk the Me tenerd for ninety days for contempt to He Late. That wassen the United Stars 0 Tomustone Saturday to begin serving his sentence. Mrs Maree en heather Hird, of the Per hota Switth Pas, woe visitors in Gleeson this week. They came here luck and are getting car riders. Mrs M Lonnon entertained a large group of friends Monday night in honor of Miss Lila Terry on her sixteenth birthday. Dances and refreshments of ice cream and cake were enjoyed by all. Terry was a visitor in the camp this week from the valley. Mes Jas. Sanders and Mrs P Sanders of Tombstone were visitors in Gleeson. M Brown and family of Courtland were brief visitors. It appears the Kross Terry has gone.
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Gleeson
United Stars
Tomustone Satuday
Maree
Heather Hird
Hota
Gleson
M. Lonnon
Lila Terry
Wi Terry
Jas. Sanders
PT. Sanders
Tombstone
M. Brown
Courtlend
He Kross
Terry
Cochise Patents Granted in Arizona Land Office
Notice received at the land office of three patents granted. One to Robert B Forties, assignee of Nichols Reiffenberger, for forty acres in Cochise county near Cochise station in Sulphur Spring valley. Another to James C Barksdale for a tract in the San Simon valley, Cochise County.
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Phoenix
Land Office
Robert B. Forties
Nichols Reiffenberger
Cochise County
Cochise
Sulphur Spring
James C Barksdale
San Simoo Valley
Cochive County
State engineers meet at Flagstaff discuss highway work
The conference in Blacstall gathered seven of twelve county engineers and board members to discuss county road work. They debated employing prisoners on highways, costing jail versus road labor, and sought better data for state highway construction planning. A committee was formed to draft a constitution for the new association.
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Phoenix
Whsonce
Ford
West Dake
Blacstall
Association of Hicinmay Engineers
Weorrtion
Camtters
Americapa
Counsty
Mumber
Board of Superviva
Sl Wa
Board of Supervisors
Meeetings Geatmouth
Bisbee Attorney Sees Bright Prospect in Middle Pass Mines
Bisbee attorney John S Williams, a mining man, arrived from his property in the Middle Pass Dragoon country. He predicts opening one of the county’s best properties as the mine market stabilizes and related economic growth broadens opportunities. Middle Pass lies about thirteen miles from Tombstone and seven miles from Pearce with a main road passing the property.
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John S Williams
Bisbee
Middle Pass
Dragoon
Williame
Tombstone
Peares
Ioad
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