Estate matters and guardianship appointments in district court
In the estate matters of Clyde F Scott and Elena Korpp and guardianship cases for Minors Aston, Eva, Mary, Amy, Rosie and Fred A Suttey, with appointments of Wm Bigge J Wo Sanders and 3 OW Smith as guardians and receivers. Final discharge for George Buttey. divorce action Halderman and Halderman seeks custody and support for three minors with property liquidation to plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Minors
G J McCabe
AC Smith
Wm Bigge
J Wo Sanders
OW Smith
Entate
Eva
Mary Frank
Mary
Amy
Rosie
Fred
Suttey
Mivore
George Buttey
Guardian
Birdie Halderman
Frank Halderman
Miscellaneous Tombstone News Trips and Local Dramas
Monday’s Daily reports a string of local notes from Tombstone including visits by Charles Howe, Ellie MacDougall and family, Judge Cabell, Deputy Sheriff Frank Demarest, and others. It mentions travel to Gleeson, Courtland, and San Francisco, plus a brief court story about a counterfeit ring and a jaw admonition incident at a local bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
White
Atrow
Eherit Sanky
Arizona Range Conditions Improve For Cattle Industry
Conditions across Arizona show range grass five to six inches tall with water holes full and cattle thriving. Rainfall has been bountiful this year, with prospects for ample feed and water through summer and into winter, signaling a likely better year and potential prosperity if prices hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Catire
Mexico Granted Authority To Move Troops Into U S
Washington dispatch reports United States grants Mexico authority to send troops across U S territory to quell disturbances in Lower California. Secretary Knox compliments President de la Barra on efforts to restore order as Mexican forces will move from Ponglas Arizona to Tis Jumps Mexico to suppress lawlessness that has unsettled the northern part of Lower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Califor
Knox
President de la Barra
Ponglas
Arizona
Tis Jumps
Lawnes
Koox Sass
California
No Strike at Tucson Shops
A Tucson dispatch reports machinists car repairers and Southern Pacific shopmen in Tucson voted against striking. Most divisions chose to stay at work under current arrangements with small minority favoring a walkout. Ballots among carmen and other crafts varied but the union as a whole decided to remain at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Southern Pacific
Caly
Remarkable Arizona Rodent in Prescott Captured
Mrs P J Farley of Prescott reported a five legged rat on her property this week. The creature reportedly had three well developed hind feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee. P. J. Farley
Prescott
Smallpox Threat Hits Navajo Nation in Arizona
Report notes smallpox decimates Navajo populations with fatal outcomes among the Maquis and Navajo. The piece mentions Roosevelt and Hitchcock among canceled attendees at Magnis royal ceremonies, with the festival likely canceled for the tribe this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Trooper Titus Wins Wrestling Match in City Bout
Trooper Titus of the Sixth Cavalry won a wrestling match at Schieffelin Hall on Saturday night, taking the first fall in about five minutes and the second in roughly three minutes against the Michigan Demon. Referee Ed Hurser and timekeeper Jobe Kooks aided the event, with Monte Jack and Clarence Smyth as Grow's seconds. prize was $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Sixth Cavalry
Schieffelin Heil
Astronous
Michigan
Lome
Grow
Firer
Minster
Ed Hurser
Jobe Kook
Monte” Jack
Clarence Smvith
Joe Carpeca
Sollier
Citoe
Titae
Tucan
Free Text Books Debated for Arizona Schools
Territorial School Superintendent Kirke T Moors of Phoenix reports a proposal for free public school text books was discussed but did not pass in the session. Supporters vow to press the measure, noting eastern states long provided free schooling and promising continued effort until education is entirely free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
Phoenix
Ppear
Conway
S«Phalt Company
Tte Phoenix
Belithe Lechel
Sociaf
Superitendent Kirke T Moors
Iecisiae
Arizona
Death May Delay Developments on Bowie Well
The death of Peter Anderson, president of the Bowie Townsite Company, may delay completion of the artesian well begun several years ago. His passing follows the death of a second company member, T 3 Buooh, both regarded as prominent figures in their community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Anderson
Bowie
Mr Anderson
Deputy Sheriff Takes Mexican Suspect For Medical Aid
Deputy A. W. Howe departed for Douglas with a local Mexican named Dulfine Acunsa in custody to deliver him to hospital authorities for treatment after a late evening altercation left Acuna with a severed ear and facial injuries. Three offenders are jailed by Chief George Bravin following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Howe
Douglas
Dulfine Acuns
Acuna
George Bravin
Jen Mording
Suspicious Arizona Chinese Night Market Claims
A fragmented note reports proprietors of the American Kitchec fearing a country shift tied to a $20 gold piece and references to Serif Jack White of Cochise. The unreadable OCR yields a stray line about potential market trouble and local merchants reacting to unclear signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
Cochise
Four Applicants Receive Citizen Papers
Four applicants received their first papers for naturalization as the next hearing for naturalization papers is set for the Second Monday in September in Tontetone. The morning session lists Alsartra Chuckgvick of Mistee born to Austr. Peter Jonnovich of Misten born in New Dustan Kadivo Sinchey of Birtee born in Hungary Spas Nikuls Beuiderach of Bebe born in Austen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tontetone
Seccenber
Applicente
Tirat Papire
Alsartra Chuckgvick
Mistee
Austr
Peter
Onnovich
Misten
Nw Dustan
Kadivo Sinchey
Birtee
Hungary
Spas
Nikuls Beuiderach
Bebe
Austen
Immense Talc Mine Found Near Monteannia Arizona
A large talc deposit near Monteannia on Beaver Creek in the southern territory has been confirmed by Pateck and ADL Deyc. About 700 acres show a potential quarry atop the ground with promising uses for talc in fabrics, coatings, crayons, and heat retention. Demonstrations by Mr Patrick show talc heats and cools butter placed in jars, suggesting a wide range of industrial applications and a possible new factory to process the material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Arizona Copper Company
Chiron
Arizona and New Mexico Railroad
Monteannia
Beaver Creek
Flagetaileun
Atuit
Ie Bia
Patsick
Sian
Mer Patrick
Patrick
Work to Begin on Fairbanks-Tera Extension Next Week
Ground clearing will start near Vail with a male crew overseeing grading of the Fairbanks to Tera extension. Two thousand men will work on the ruts using 1500 gems and Fresno scrapers, with many carloads of mules, harness, and camp equipment charted from Denver to support the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks-the~ Tera
Weet
Vail
Fresno
Denver Satartay
Impossible to Restore Yaqui Lands
A Mexico government effort to retain Sonora lands once held by former Governor Torres under Diaz risks international conflict. Torres moved Hermosillo and Sonora properties to a German resident to evade confiscation, leaving Yaqui land claims in limbo as anti-Torre sentiment remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexicas
Sonora
Torrez
Diaz
Yaqui
Torres
Nias
Hermosillo
Torre
Territorial road to Douglas and Bisbee near finish
The Teritorial highway between Douglas and Bisbee should be completed by month end if rain allows rolling surfacing. Two concrete arches span Lowell Wash and an arroyo, but work paused earlier fearing washouts. no rain since then has slowed progress. The road reaches Forest Siding, about ten miles west of Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Bistee
Parker
Lowell Wash
Forcet Widing
Ego
Forest Siding
Doug
Local notables and arrivals fill Tombstone page
Tuesday notes from Francie Gudman recount ranchers, miners and visitors in Tombstone. Mr Jepson reports railroad work near the junction city while General Manager Kelly tours Bisbee for Copper Co. arrivals include Mize J Davis and Mrs Davis with relatives, Mrs Morey Daley leaving for bites, and Dr J M Leonard visiting with his mother.
Bride and Groom Serenaded by Tombstone City Band
The Tombstone City Band visited Mr and Mrs Frank Demarest at their home to serenade the popular newlyweds returning from a honeymoon in Santa Barbara California. The group played tunes and offered congratulations. The groom treated the band to refreshments before their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone City
Frank St
Sxnte Barbare California
Demarest
Marriage Licenses Show August Decrease in Provisional Records
Probate court reports indicate August will show a material decline in marriage licenses compared with last year. In the past two days several to wed notices were approved: Eduardo Losania of Douglas to wed Refugio Valnerzuelo of Pirtleville. Charles E Murdock of Bubee to wed Myrtle Leawarde of Lowell. Honsfacio Orantes to wed Gregora Hernandez, both of Pirtleville. Richard O Strothers to wed Bessie Ferpeving, both of Dougian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prst
Eduardo Losania
Douglas
Refugio Valnerzuelo
Pirtleville
Charles E Murdock
Bubee
Myrtle Leawarde
Lowell
Honsfacio Orantes
Gregora, Hernandez
Richard O Strothers
Bessie Ferpeving
Dougian
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Clyde F Scott
Elena Korpp
Judge Robertson
Bimeeil Aes
Oro Bianco Mining Company
Hee
Andrews Bse
Ow Postotice
Orth
Section 34
Glendale
Yepite
Charles Vess
Globe District
Joseph
Er Treetly
Live Oak Company
Cole and Goodin
Sen Simon
Reed Jach Company
Sacramento
Cal
J. B. More
Canatea
W.L. Gregg
San Simon
Phoenix Republican
Ronthero Pacific
Pew
Mora
Chandler
Mesa
Arizcon
Great Western Company of
Courtland
Maine
Fortal 5Ig
Foetal Telegraph Company
Phoe[o
Overland Telephone Company
Charlee Gilbert
C.D. Calvin
Jineman
Nelson
Grand Canyon
Moreni
Derrit Copper Company
Phelps Dodge
Flagetall
Pailey & Mullen
Sepaire
Flagstat
Coesnine County
Williame
Foran
Catalins
Mammoth
Mark A.smith
Franklin
Globe
Gromnupe
Lhe Ringling Brothers Circus
Ennouger
Dan Walsh
C. B. Howard
W. A. Clive
Mr. Howard
Jack Gibson
Gibson
Douglas Telephone Eyate
Rocky Mountain States Company
Cy Davis
Benson-Loreburg
Lordeburg
Benson
Davie
Salford
Williams
Mane
Sea Fly
Bog Ewatter
Charles Howe
Gleeson and
Courtland Semen
Ellie MacDougall
Oro Blanco
Mark Strouse
Mark Jr
San Francisco
Tombstone
Mr. Richards
Frank Glsode
Cabell
Courtland Justice Precinct
Frank
Mra
Michael Davie
Bisbee
Ehn
Jobo Rock
Gleeson
Chiricahos Mountains
Bob Hilburn
Harry Poinderter
Comany
Floyd Stroud
Cleveland-Arizoos
Rpersting
Dragoon Mountains
Tragous Station
Stroud
Oaly
T Jjams
Tombstone Telephone Company
Sadad
Frank Earle
el Paso
James
Dougine Gray, Jr
Pass City
Trooper Titus
Bisbee-Douglas
Francie Gudman
Mormin
Agriculturs
Rober
Uue
Jean
Toi
Vormeatown
Mrs. Stewart
Live Soo
Wyman
Be Darid
Pete Jensen
Lote
Jepson
EP & S.W
Junction City
Kelly
Middlewsren Copper Company
Mize J Davia
Son
Mwong
Giote
Mre Davis
Orm
H.e-Herner
Pretty
MD Sorthner
Biahee
John Glesson
Gleson
JM Leonard
Gieamson
F D Leonard
Herman Lockwood
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