District Court notes reveal multiple new filings and judgments
The District Court docket lists cases including Crandall Contracting co partnership debt actions for 1286 plus costs, Gus Momeco v FC Booth for 607.91, Vasques v Vasquez divorce, and livestock ownership disputes. Also listed are judgments debtors Jesuit No 5258 and Spiers with Bank of BeeBee, plus mortgage foreclosure. Probate Court notes show estates of David Mitchell, A K Waddell, Walter Grant Pool, Frank Schwertner, Theodore Gebrke with appointments, accounts, and will proceedings scheduled for 1910, 10 a. m. and September dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill County
James W Newbould
Emanuel
C J Goucher
W . ‘Crandall
Crandall Contracting Company
Gus Momeco Company
FC Booth
Jose G Vasques
Anita Vasquez
District Court
Allen R Eoglich
Milo Warren
Bob Warren
Delis
Milton E Peysert
Maggie
Ethel Spiers
Minere and Merchants Bank of Biebee
Ethel M Spiers
Walter Grant Pool
Pool
Frank Schwertner
Josef Schwertner
Theodore Gebrke
Pardon Petition Sought for Brother in Florence Prison
A Nogales social leader, Stra. F H Zimmerman, travels to Phoenix to petition for R T Rodgers pardon. Rodgers is in the Florence territorial penitentiary for Edmunds Act violation after a Tombstone federal court trial. The sister seeks release under a legislative provision allowing one third served and exemplary conduct to appear before the territorial board of pardons before U.S. Attorney General review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Stra
H Zimmerman
Tycson
Phoenix
R T Rodgers
Territorial
Florence
Rodgers
Tombstone
Territorial Board of Pardons
Tis
Attorney General of the
United States
Arizona Player Climbs Up the Ladder
“Butcher” Olsen, once known in Bisbee, Tucson and Phoenix, rises in prestige after being acquired by Cleveland from Portland where he starred as third baseman for the Ducks. His rough play earned the nickname he carried across the coast, though he’s viewed as a player of class. Also, “Bled” Allen, who played with Tucson, has been released by St Louis to Louisville and will join the Colonels next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher
Olsen
Arisonsos
Bisbee
Tucson
Phoenix
Cleveland
Portland
Ducks
Arizons
Wheeler
Dillon
Angela
Batcher
Bled” Allen
Tueson
St Loui S
Louisville
Colonels
Arizona Oil Lands Withdrawn from Entry
Receiver Arnold of the Phoenix land office announces the withdrawal of about 150000 acres north of the Colorado River in northwestern Mohave county. The land will be Petroleum Reserve No 1 and is tied to ongoing oil prospecting along the Bill Willis river with several companies forming to exploit fields near Seaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Phoenix Lane
Colorado River
Mo Baxe County
Utah
Congress
Arizona
Yuma County
Bill Willis
Mohave County
Seaners
Hello Call Soon to Ring from the Pass City
A Tri State Telephone Co plan to ring the El Paso Bisbee Tombstone line with copper wire. Construction starts soon connecting Tombstone Bisbee El Paso Deming Silver City Las Cruces Albuquerque and eventually Denver. A Los Angeles El Paso link may follow with Tucson Consolidated Telephone Co. agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
H W Bellard
Tri Tate Telephone Co
Bisbee
Be'lard
Tri-State Company
Bisbee Improvement Company
Douglas Improvement Company
Tombstone
Deming
Silver City
Les Cruces
Albuquerque
Denver
Consolidated Telephone Co
Tucson
Los Angeles
Habeas Corpus Writ Granted In Arizona Case
Judge Fletcher M Doan approved a writ of habeas corpus for Dr A Z Aiton of Phoenix after a hearing in Douglas. Aiton’s license had been revoked by the territorial medical board and he faced charges of resuming practice without a license. Phoenix attorney Ainsworth and A A Worsley defended him. Assistant Attorney General W J Galbraith represented the territory. The writ was granted after discussion of court actions and concerns raised by Galbraith. In Bisbee, a night watchman at the C A mine, Lee Joiner, confronted a burglar in a pistol duel after the thief threatened to steal timekeeper statements. Several shots were fired with no injuries, and the burglar fled, leaving the statements behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher M. Doan
Douglas
Saies
de. A.Z Aiton
Phoenix
Medical Board of
Territory
Ainsworth
A. A. Worsley
Tucson
W. J. Galbraith
Doanenya
Territorial Medical Board of Examiners
Dr. Atton
Phoenix Justice of the Peace
Dean Graed
Eaid
Criticim
Cerrebo Ples
Galbreich
Lee Joiner
Bisbee
Joiver
Tebman
Arizona Game Law Open Seasons and Restrictions
The territorial game law sets open seasons for male deer and turkey from September 15 to December 1, and for bob white partridge grouse pheasant snipe and rail from October 15 to February 1. Trout run June 1 to September 1 and bass crappie September 1 to December 13. Do not kill more than three male deer per season. Fish with hook and line only. Antelope and introduced pheasants may not be killed before March 1. Do not sell protected fish or game. Non residents must obtain a license costing a year. Camel elk mountain goat or sheep female deer or fawn must not be killed at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Heavy Death Toll Marked For Last Quarter
Territorial vital statistics show a record quarter ending June 30 with 872 deaths, 522 males and 360 females. Among the deceased 408 were white, 328 Mexican, 122 Indian and 22 of other nationalities. The increase over the prior quarter was 52 deaths with 11 personal crisis reports, 12 homicides, and 13 deaths due to old age across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vital Atatietice
Sale of Imperial Copper Properties Provokes Rumor
The Tucson Citizen reports a rumored option on Imperial Copper properties at Silverbell allegedly taken by Phelps-Dodge. General Manager George W Dietz declined to confirm or deny the story, stating he could not affirm its truth. Rumors circulated in Bilverbell and Tucson for about ten days with no official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Copper Company
Silverbell
Phelpe-Dod
Teresta
George W Dietz
Imperial Company
Diets
Douglas
Phelps-Dodge
Bilverbell
Tucson
Marquez Reprieved for the Third Time
A Phoenix dispatch reports Governor Sloan reprieved Francisco Marquez for sixty days on a murder case near Yuma in 1909 after Mexican government support. Sloan granted a new trial reluctantly as relief efforts cite incomplete evidence. A Phoenix labor party meeting selected nine candidate names for the constitutional convention ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Sloan
State Department
Francisco Marquez
Peter Hubtes
Yuma
Colonel Wilson Ends 20 Day Fast From Rheumatism
Colonel J F Wilson of Phoenix and Prescott finished a twenty day fast started after a rheumatic attack. He began at 242 pounds and weighed 208 on the final day. He regained strength and shed a chronic limp, ending his long dependence on a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Wile Nn
Phoenix
Prescott
Anizona
Congress
Wilson
Rabid Canine Bite Lands Man in Tombstone Hospital
David Grisalda a Mexican national was bitten on the calf by a savage dog about ten days earlier. The wound swelled severely and he was sent to the county hospital in Tombstone for treatment. Physicians report a grave, poisoning related condition and the dog hunter was dispatched to locate the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grisalda
Tombstone
Douglas Dispatch
Grijalds
Igo
Garrilds
Arizonans Plan Trip to Mexico City for Centennial
Many residents of Phoenix and Tucson plan a September trip to Mexico City for the centennial celebration. Railroads offer reduced rates as locals coordinate a large party with Passenger Agent Brubb of Tucson arranging two special Pullman cars. Families prepare for celebrations marking Independence Centenary Day and President Diez's birthday on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tucson
Mexico
Brubb
Tuccon
Diez
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Bisbee and Tombstone Link
Bisbee reports thirty typhoid cases in hospitals and homes as of yesterday, in line with May totals. Dr Williams the city health officer blames Bisbee for the spread, while Tombstone remains comparatively free from the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Tombstone
Wiliams
Fies
Cut Down in Her Beauty and Worth
Delia Wilson, niece of Fletcher M. Dean, died in Jefferson City Missouri on Monday this week. She was well regarded in Tombstone where she recently resided with her aunt. Her friends and acquaintances in this city mourn her untimely passing and the Phelps rector joins Judge Dean in offering sympathy to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Wilson
Fletcher M. Dean
Tombston E
Jefferson City
Mise Wilson
Paos
Judge
Arizona Tour Shipboard Californians Sail to Orient
Arizona tourists aboard a personally conducted tour travel by ship from the Pacific to the orient with a first stop planned tomorrow. The seventy day voyage includes Tokio visits, Shogun sites, imperial grounds and museums, and scenic stops such as Nibiki Falls and Kowloon City while passing the Strait of Shimonoseki and Formosa. Names of Arizona travelers are listed among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Te Orient
Golden Gate
Honolulu
Orient
Tokio
Imperial Pleasure Grounds
Imperial Japanese Museum
Nibiki Falls
Hateba
Mogi
Bilibid Prison
Happy Valley
Kowloon
Charles 4
Brandt
Grand Canyon
Ben Goodrich
Tombatone
EJ Huxtable
Packard
Dorothy Packard
Douglas
J C
Florence Herndon
TG Norris
Prescott
Arizona Orange Dominates Orange Market This Year
Arizona leads national orange crops with 100 percent of normal in August, boosting Salt River valley fruit to premium prices in the eastern market. Texas, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and California show varied crop levels, while Florida reports 71 percent lemon output. The report is seen as a blow to California and Florida rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Salt River Valley
Sue Styreport
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Douglas Moves to Ban Immoral Films in City
Citizens of Douglas petitioned against showing Johnson Jeffries fight films. Mayor Wright urged prohibition of all films with scenes contrary to state law, with council instructing the attorney to draft an ordinance. Work starts on an electric line from Douglas to the El Tigre mine powered by Copper Queen station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ngainet
Johnson-Jeffries
Wright
Tate
el Tigre
Copper Queen
Ruling and local notices mix with health and road updates
Aves ruling orders all company employees to wear uniforms with specific coats vests pants caps and buttons. A telegram from Geo H. Kelly Santa Barbara notes Mee Kelly’s appendicitis recovery but long convalescence. Chief Geo Bravio’s eye operation joyfully reported from Los Angeles. Mrs Scanton and children visiting in Douglas. County road work continues despite prior flood damage with repairs planned on the Hereford steel bridge. Attorney George Neale of Bistee improves and may resume duties soon. A Schietfelin opera house crowd enjoyed amateur performances and moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo H. Kelly
Santa Barbara
Mee Kelly
Los Anseler
Geo Bravio
Tombstone
Scanton
Douglas
Inadvertent Error Sets Deer Season Dates
In the Fos recto a corrected notice explains the deer shooting season dates. A misprint stated September 15 and caused calls from Nimcods. the proper window is September 1 to December 1. The sports editor will detail the amende honorable and establish the accurate schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimcods
Grijalda Held at County Hospital After Dog Bite
Manuel Grijalda was brought to the county hospital from Douglas with a deep laceration and swollen limb after a dog bite. Authorities fear possible rabies and will pursue Pasteur treatment if hydrophobia symptoms develop. Extra precautions are in place as doctors monitor the case on the tenth day. Nearby notes mention a Prescott socialist meeting selecting candidates for a constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Grijalda
Douglas
Grisalda
Yavapat
Los Angeles
The
Pasteur
Institute For Treatment
Ida
Father Meurer Arrives. Aug 19 1910 Wedding in Tombstone
Friday's Father Meurer of the Catholic Church arrived today with team Bisbee and is conducting mass daily. On Aug 19 1910 Pedro Perede had a nine pound daughter. John Haley and Josiah Kitten returned from Hester and Hester, Dr Goodfellow chief surgeon of the Ariz Eastern lines improving on the coast. Free Mice Hertie Mullen and Nive Harvetson departed for Fort Hardines to visit friends for a fortnight. Yam W Mantwick of Bisbee and Miss Leona A Arobrust of Greensburg Pa were married last evening by Kev Ham. A joyous public charivari followed the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Meurer
Catholic Church
Bisbee
Mane
Tometone
Pedro Perede
John Haley
Josiah Kitten
Goodfellow
Ariz
Hertie Mullen
Nive Harvetson
Fort Hardines
Yam W. Mantwick
Leona A. Arobrust
Greenburg
Kev.ham
America
Baby Bitten by Scorpion in Globe Dragoons Incident
A baby of EJ Walsh was bitten on the hand by a scorpion after a man from Mabel Copper's Dragoons property rushed to fetch help. Immediate treatment saved the child, who now shows improved condition and hopeful recovery. A separate Globe runaway incident left Ramon Valenzuela dead from an infantile disease. Auctioneers plan to sell a 4 acre Mesa land tract, promising $100 in the lot sale and melon refreshments with a band and free drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Hendrick
Mabel Copper Company
EJ Walsh
Bionter
Ramon Valenzuela
Fig Chidd
South Globe
Mesa
Dill
Sale of Camp Bowie abandoned military reservation
Notice of sale for Camp Bowie Arizona lands abandoned military reservation under the 1884 act. Public sale begins October 10 1910 with auctions by the U S Land Office Phoenix. Tracts offered include diverse sections with prices from 1 25 to 2 50 per acre and minimum payments. lands may be sold under mineral land laws. First publication August 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington
Innis
Military Reservation
Arizona
U.S Land Office
Phoenix
Emaliest Legal Divisions
Phoeniz
Arisonsoo
Comminsioner General Land Office
Prank Pierce
Firet
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David Mitchell
A L Grow
A K Waddell
Walter G Hubbard
Marquez
Labor Party
Sometstes
Judge A. 0. Beker
John P. Orme
Bidney P. ‘Osborn
Mexico City
Aves
Pagie
Bam Elder
Auperin
Elder
Hereford
George Neale
Bistee
Copper Queen Hospital
Schietfelin Opera House
Grijalda
Ler
Groom Greek
Antone E Johnson
McCabe
Allert J. Eberwine
Wr. E. Sanders
Skull Valley
Peter Murphy
Geo. W. Hill
Walsh
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