District and Probate Court Notes District and Probate Court Notes
District court notes record Edward W Dunbar and LM Ball filing a quit in district court against L M Chitardeaux and Kate Cane to quiet title on tracts in Township 15 16 south range 20 east. Probate court items include discharge of WE Stew as administrator with sureties reformed, appraisers appointed for Jacob Switzer estate, and a real estate sale hearing for Don sil McPan with appraisers J J Patton B Krebs and Wm Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W Dunbar
LM Ball
L M Chitardeaux
Kate Cane
Kate Dunbar
John Regaier
Jacob Switzer
Jesse Yoakum
John Foster
TA Hughes
Donsil McPan
J J Patton
B Krebs
Wm Hughes
President Murphy to visit Tombstone and Tucson rail talks
Frank Murphy, president of the Development Company of America, plans visits to Tombstone and Tucson after the first of the month. He will meet a Tucson committee to discuss the Port Lobos railroad and urges Tucson to push the El Paso and Southwestern line to secure the Fort Lobos route, with Mayor Jacobat noting local interest in routing through Tucson.
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F M Murphy
Development Company of America
Tombstone
Shiorcly
Tuccon
Tucon
Fort Lobos
Murphy
Jacobat
Fort Labor
Tucson
Post Lobos
Recent Decision on Mining Patents in Kern County
The General Land Office issued a ruling delaying patenting of mineral claims until location notices are filed. The Kern County case, dated January 1 1929 with final entry October 16, confirms oil claims require discovery of a paying quantity before patenting. The decision cites section 2320 of the United States Revised Statutes defining discovery of vein or lode as a prerequisite.
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Feneral Land Office
Kern County
California
Land Office
General Land Office
Labor Day Plans Bring Unions Together at Globe
Labor Day program in Globe organized by unions will mark a historic joint effort of the Western Federation of Miners and the American Federation of Labor. Hercules Copper at Ray reports start of a three compartment shaft to 1,000 feet after ore bodies were found by eburn drilling.
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Globe
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
Hercules Copper Company
Ray
Eburn Drilling
Artesian Wells Flow at Woolery Ranch Cochise County
Woolery reports new artesian well on his Lands ranch near Lands siding flowing 1900 gallons per minute at 24 feet. Multiple flowing wells now dot Lands with flows from 50 to 1200 gpm at 15 to 40 feet. The rich soil and irrigation water position Cochise County Lands area as a rising Arizona garden spot.
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Leek
Woolery
Benson
Lands
Lands Siding
Nnd
Lande
Cochise County
Aridona
Chicken and Snake Charm Roost Mystery in Valley
The Wo A Burton family faced shock at noon when a large blow snake carried a two month old chicken under a board and coiled around its body. Mr Burton freed the fowl after pulling the reptile by the tail and securing it. Locals recall similar ground squirrel incidents under snake influence.
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The
Phoenix Republican
Wo A Burton
Chickoo
Burton
Forerunner Hindu Invasion Tangle Near Willcox
A report claims two Hindus were brought to the Taccon immigration yesterday by Inspector Hotman of Bowie after being caught five miles from Willcox. The men, described as smooth-faced with turbans and heavy beards, are noted as different from most Hindus. Rumors say many Hindus in Mexico plan to enter the United States. two others were detained in Tucson and deported. Inspector Beatty of Nogales brought five aliens, two Chinese and three Mexicans, who face trial before the inspector in charge at Tucson.
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Taccon
Atin Veeterday
Inspector Hotman
Bowie
Willcox
Mexico
The
United
Tucson
Deepotted
Beatty
Nogales
Arizona Girl Captures a Millionaire
A Phoenix social event ends in marriage after a Pasadena to Redlands journey. Delia Stephens, daughter of Mrs Albert L Stephens of Phoenix, wed Guido J H Wiggenhorst, a Los Angeles millionaire cigar manufacturer, at Grace Church in Redlands after meeting during a Pasadena summer three years ago.
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Los Angeles Dispatch
Pasadena
Guido J H Wiggenhors
Mies Delia Stephens
Phoenix
Redlands
Grace Church
Mre
Albert L Stephens
Pasadens
M Thorny
North
Marengo Avenue
Mrse Stephens
Eammer
Oveland Telephone Link Reaches Ash Fork Monday
The Oveland Telephone company reached Ash Fork on Monday with the line and reports the ranger station now has phone connections. Construction has begun south from that point.
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Oveland
Ash Fork
Over the Hill To the Poor House
A Douglas visitor, an old man, and tale of a prospector who once had wealth from the Chericatinas and Arizona mines ends in poverty at the county poor farm. The narrative recalls the rise and fall of forgotten westward dreamers and the lure of fortune that vanished amid hard work and luck.
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Douglas
Tombstone
Davie
Bob Muck
Colorado
Arizona
Continas
Tucson
Mack
Inet
Tim
Arizona Team Shines at Camp Perry Militia Shoot
Captain WH Woolf reports Arizona shooters performing well at Camp Perry national militia event starting August 2. Arizona ritemen earned about 75 dollars in preliminary rounds and Woolf lists 101 hits from 101 possible, expressing confidence the team will rise in standings this year.
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Arizona
Camp Perry
WH Woolf
National Guard
Arizona Ritemen
Woolf
Arizons
Prominent Miner Visits Tombstone Seeks Local Opportunities
O W Zane a mining man of note from Bie bee has been visiting Tombstone for a week, looking after mining interests in the district. He has competed with some of the top producers in the northern districts and sees unique opportunities here. He plans to cast his future with Tombstone.
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O.W. Zane
Biebee
Tombstone
Mr. Zane
Zane
Reclamation Plans on Gila Lodian Reservation Pushed
Fifteen thousand acres are scheduled for reclamation on the Gila Lodian reservation using pumping plants. Wells sixty feet in depth have been sunk at a cost of about ten thousand dollars each. Each well can irrigate one thousand acres of land.
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Gila Lodian
Esch
Nod
Fruit demand soars in Verde Valley peach season
The fruit of the Verde valley is in high demand with orders for more than 40,000 boxes of peaches already received this season.
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Verde Valley
Tombstone mayor’s hair and fame go nationwide
A dispatch from Los Angeles describes Tombstone mayor Wentworth visiting the city during Ellis week, drawing notice for his long white hair, and becoming a local celebrity as crowds and visitors recognize him. He plans to travel to San Francisco for a party and return with a delegation led by officials to welcome him back.
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Tombstones
Los Angeles
Citie
Fin Arriva
Angel City
Wentworth
Ellis
Tat
Munslay
Tombsrave
Willian Jennings Firgan
Pricipes of
Democrscy
Binlow
Wentworth S
Tombstone
Taver
Colo~ity
Brgan
Richard Olney
Wait Rams
New York
Debeauwer
Vphoenix
Bisbee
Dacson
Tooswell
Hiryu
Ried
Arigh Wentworth
Hiss
San Fratvikeo
White
Cochive County
John S. Mitchell
San Francisco
Aeioch Weetworth
Henry Ward Heecher
Cochise County Day At the Arizona Fair
Cochise County plans an agricultural exhibit at the Territorial Fair in Phoenix. County officials including Oscar Goll and local chambers of commerce push for Sulphur Springs Valley representation with preparations underway and letters sent to towns and organizations.
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Cochise
Phoenix
Healy Charged With Perjury by Ex Atttorney General Clark
Ex Attorney General E. H. Clark files a complaint charging Healy with perjury based on a sworn statement claiming a group including Joseph Roney and T W Whitmare invited him to leave Parker after Healy allegedly defamed a town lady through a pager edited by him. Shore men deny involvement.
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E. 8
Clark
Jax. Healy
Healy
Joseph Roney
T. W. Whitmare
GW. Graves
Ivan Neal
James Gil Jen
Robert Martin
Toob
Parker
Shore
Initiative and Referendum Explained in Oregon Law
Attorney C. Gilman explains initiative and referendum, urging readers to trust the people. The Democratic county convention backs Oregon law, opposing higher thresholds and urging direct law by voters. The article cites precedents in territorial statutes and court decisions affirming initiative in local issues and school districts.
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C. Gilman
Uiteun
Tomlatone
Oregon
Supreme Judge
Ohio
Arkaness
Spreme
Sharp Ve George
Thalheizer
Board of Supervisors of
Marieppe County
Publican leaders inspect G O P fences at Bisbee visit
Thursday Daily Chairman and HE Gardner of the publican county central committee toured Bisbee to review the political Held and repair party fences.
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HE Gardner
Publican County Central Committee
Tnd Bisbee
Infants and officials figure in Tombstone news updates
Friday’s Daily reports a Hopkins infant illness and a telegram undelivered from Western Union to FW. Arndt St Clair travels to Douglas Mel Coie lean. law and politics mingle as residents discuss constitutional delegates. A rain cools Tombstone while fires destroy a Slavonian boarding house injuring children. local officials and Fire ALW Howe head to duty, DA Williams and Ches Bowne attend meetings.
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Manaager
John Miller
Western Union
Informert
Prostecton
Arndt
A. St. Clair
Paesenger
Douglas Mel Coie
Lean Omen Teonnet
Lawor
Chards Duell
Local Officials and Visitors Highlight Bisbee Week
County Clerk Berner returns from Bisbee where he pursued business with the Improved Order of Kedimen as Great Sachem of the Arizona rand Lodge. Mrs Stemles and daughter from Minas Privtas, Sonora, visit Man. Rees and Mrs Stomles in Tombstone give a hearty welcome. Francis Perin, mother of Ws and Percy Bowden, to return from California on September 1. Percy Owen and Melvin Swain, plus Fred W Arndt held in county jail on motor ride to Courtland. Arndt facing charges connected to a cattle healing scheme. Bail set, bond posted, and Arndt’s status noted as unsettled. The report includes corrections and unclear fragments from grand jury proceedings.
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Berner
Bisbee
Kedimen
Arizona Rand Lodge
Stemles Gnd
Minas Privtas
Sonora
Man. Rees, Bagiish
Mre. Stomles
Tombstone
Merte
Atre
Francis Perin
Percy Bowden
California
Stu
Percy Owen
Melvin Swain
Fred W Arndt
Courtland
Arndt
Hemme
Local Mine Station Scandal Sparks Party Claims
Paul Murphy collapsed at a key Comet mine station yesterday and lay inactive for days. A. U. Gardane, central committee member, returned from Katee after repairing G. C. Prenees. Gardner predicts a party victory on September 12.
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Paul Murphy
A. UL Gardane
Tlares
Arizona Champions Make Good Again
Globe duo Lou Page and Jim Pickens won the annual tock drilling contest at Warhow Park, setting a new Homestake granite depth record of 33 16 inches. They paced at 70 strokes per minute, defeating Butte rivals McNichole and Rowe who earned $50 while Page and Pickens took $1,000.
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Lou Page
Jim Pickens
Globe
Linsky da
Mort
Om Trocesa
Warhow Park
Husky Globe Hamineremen
Page
Pickens
Homestake
Butte
McNichole
Rowe
Glote
McNicholy
Rose
Characteristic Ore Shipment in Tombstone District
Dick Trezano and partner Fred Rich have worked three weeks at a Tombstone District property and plan shipping a carload of ore. The ore is described as characteristic for the district and expected to net about $15 per ton, reflecting the region’s renowned ore quality and ongoing mining effort.
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Dick Trezano
Fred Richshaven
T.C
Tombstone
Constitution Debate on Registration Methods
Legislative discussion questions the need for a single registration method in the constitution. The text argues such a choice would be fundamental but potentially flawed, suggesting the omission of alternatives could corrupt the document’s purpose.
Ranch for Sale Near Sultier with Cattle and Implements
For sale a 16 acre ranch one half mile north of Sultier tole four Sulphur Spring relay. It includes 24 head cattle, wind mill, pump water, a 12x16 lumber shed, blacksmith shop and tools, fenced pasture, a tack area, and a small corral. Proprieter Jou Anderson invites inspection due to long use and poor health.
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Aifana
Sultier Tole
Jou
Anderson
Public Sale Notice of Camp Bowie Arizona Abandoned Reservation
The Department of the Interior announces a public sale of 258 abandoned Camp Bowie miltary reservation plots in Arizona, totaling about 10.41 acres. Prices range from 1.23 to 2.50 per acre with payment terms and deadlines for October 19 1910. Commissioner Fred Mornett and Acting Secretary Frank Pierce approve. First publication August 7, 1910.
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Bowie
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington
Camp Bowie
Milita Reservation
Arizona
Willce
Phoenix
Arizone
Emaliest Gas
Reservat
Lees
Phientz
Ariginaj
Fred Mornett
Commissioner General Land Office
Frank Pierce
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Probate
Frank Murphy
Chicken
Snake
Arizona Fair
BP. Walker
A. A. Hopkins
Eny
AL W. Howe
Wiliams
Dragoons
Seaton
Saunders
Heim
Aen
TOM. Coupans
Court House
Mire Lou Woolery
Hor
Board of Tier Free of
Axe Atante Supervisors
Ches Bowne Beft
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