Santa Company seeks land under 1910s act in Arizona
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office in Phoenix dated November 1 1914 informs that Santa Company by its attorney has filed to select land under the Act of 1907 and amendments. The described parcel includes sections and township in Arizona and allows 60 days for adverse claimants to file objections or affidavits of prayer by January 1 1915. Reximer Thomas F Weedin signing appears as examiner with a nov 29 1914 postmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Santa Company
Jobn
Township
South
Arizons
Thomas F Weedin
Reximer
Notice of lands in Santa Phoenix request 1914
Serial No 026071 Sates Lard Office announces that Santa Phoenix Argens has filed in the office an application to select under the Act of June 4 1897 for lands described NWSE Jy South Mange 8 E Arron. Adverse claimants or those protesting mineral character must file protest by January 1 1913 with Thomas F Weedin Register. First publication November 29 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United
Phoenix
Arena
Santa Phoenix
Argens
Folng
Mange
Arron
Thomas F. Weedin
Attorney General Change in Arizona The Jones Nomination
In Phoenix on November 3 Governor Hart accepted the resignation of Attorney General George Bollard and wired Attorney General elect Wiley Jones to assume office immediately. Jones agreed and will be sworn in Saturday morning in Phoenix. Reports say Bollard may join liquor-law litigation teams in Tucson as Jones declines comment until oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hart
George Purdy Bollard
Wiley Jones
Jones
Ite
Tucson
Bollard
Nowe
Azreed
Kermeen Granted Another Trial by Supreme Court
Kermeen, convicted murderer of J F Harrell, was granted a new trial with a stay of execution. The 1900s county recalled the cold blond killing that shocked the community near Hishee, with arrest in El Paso and return to Tombstone for proceedings before Sheriff Wheeler. The appeal seeks to set aside the previous conviction and sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeo
JF Harry
Hishee
Supreme Court of the
Ates
Kermeen
Harrell
el Paso
Kermeso
Tombston
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Tombstone Pioneer Frank Goodbody Dies in Bisbee
Pioneer judge Frank W Goodbody dies at Copper Queen Hospital Bisbee after Brights disease attack while visiting for business. He was 49, survived by six children and several relatives, with funeral planned at Oath de cleared. The message from Tucson dated Nov 30 1914 notes his early legal career in Minole California Arizona. The farmer outreach section requests funding for a Cochise and Santa Cruz Farm Advisor, proposing a full time appointment funded by local subscriptions totaling about 1000 dollars for a mobile and travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W Goodbods
Copper Queen Hospital
Bisbee
Bright
Mr. Goodbody
Aitersoon
Ehe
Frank Woodbody
Wee Boro
Iminole
School of
California
Arizona
Pairback
Washington
Crehies
Los Angeles
Callarsie
FX Brule
Tucson
Eitor Paosmncron
Cechire
Sante Cros
AL Paschall
San~ Simon
Parchall
Cochise
Santa Cross
S Farm
Gecal Yrar
Pacha
United States
Cochiee
Bante Cruz
Paseball
Avsset
Anderstood
Coch
New Addition to Pioneers' Home Begun at Prescott
The board of control begins work on a new addition to the Pioneer Home at Prescott funded by the Parsons’ bequest. The project features slow-boring construction, Greproof building, firewalls, asbestos underlayment, concrete stairs with wooden treads, and plaster work. William Brophy and Andrew Stark were admitted to the home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Parsons’ Bequest
Board of Control
Sud Pisos
Est Fort
Sli
Dore
Motslath
Douglee
William Brophy
Nevero Cocsty
Andrew Stark
Maricops
Bisbee Man Executed In Austria
A Bisbee man, Louis Vakotich, and two others are reported executed in Austria. Vakotich, once of Bisbee, was involved with local saloons and the Bisbee Commercial Co. The other men were Wil Medic, 14, of Oakland California, and Jobo Regingvish, a merchant of Gan Francises. They were visiting Austria when war began and are thought to have been executed as spies after refusing arms. All were American citizens. Diplomatic efforts have begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee Dee
Austria
Louis Vakotich
Barkesper
Shettock
Bisbee Commerciel Co
Vakotich
Ewil Medic
Osklend
Cal
Jobo Regingvish
Gan Francises
Sosetere
Aestris
Soc
Official Arizona Land Table Reveals County Acreage
The state land commission released a formal table detailing land area by county, totaling about 72,923,120 acres or 132.958 square miles with about 146 square miles water. The figures are presented as the first official reform of its kind and aim to provide a preserved, authoritative breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atste Iad Commission
No Roma holi day planned for Florence executions
The board of control in Florence decided there will be no holiday or public spectacle for executions this month. No special scaffold or trap devices will be erected in the prison yard as five of eleven condemned men have stay orders or pending cases. A threatening Black Hand letter arrived to Governor Hunt warning of consequences if executions proceed on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhoenix
Florence
Theo Sizeo
Nocefiold
Board of Control
Verdeo
4Wanie Wyoming
Hunt
Callagh
Charles R Osburn
Supreme Court
Talley
Eameen
Tomlin
Leonard
Minneapolie
Mion
Tombstone Forum Letter on British 80 Percent Law
A 1914 letter from BaTH in Tombstone objecting to British Columbia border policy. He recounts a December 30, 1913 Vancouver entry attempt denied by the British immigration officer, claiming U.S. citizenship and seeking justice and space in the paper to press his case against Paxton and the 80 percent law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT Paxton
Travead
Vancouver
British Columbia
United States
Fae of Justice
Paxton
Columbis
What Tow USA For, eou you ask for Cascarets Cond
The fragmentary text appears to reference a product or request involving Cascarets and Cond items, but the readable portion is insufficient to determine a clear event, names, places, or dates. This brief note suggests an inquiry or advertisement style fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Town News From Happy Valley And Surroundings
Thursday report notes JR Barney of Happy Valley travels to town on business and will return home. Gardner of the Hoscoca Water Company plans an extended trip east to discuss storage system improvements in the Huschoet mountains. The Gardners visit Waco and Benson. William Shardin returns from jury duty to Benson with mining claims near Benson referenced. Local papers credit citizenship paper rush to the 80 percent law and mention county seat activities. Drummer TB Grace travels for county business. retailers urge early Christmas shopping. Knights of Grip drummers survey merchants. Tombstone mourns old friend turkey with a traditional feast and reflection. J H McPheron travels from Bisbee to Tombstone. deputy sheriff Guy Welsh heads to Douglas on official business. Valley visitor William Fiege and family visit Tombstone from the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hi Gardner
Hos Ccca Water Company
Bie T
Tos East
Gerdoer
Huschoet
Gardoers
Obriotmes
Waco
Teres
Benson William Shardin
Benson
Tore Mondey
Shardin
Douglas Oriel
Guy C Welsh
Hie Nice
William Fiege
Neilie Gleeson
Tombetone
Home Again Y paty County Recorder Law
Friday's Daily reports Hutchinees returning home with wife and child from Bisbee and Mr Hutchinsom accompanying wife home. King, longtime Tombstone figure now in Los Angeles, arrived for business and greeted old friends. President Dougler Gray of Machomich Mercantile Co. recovers from rheumatism. General Superintendent F B King and party visited local works then left for Tucson. Pearce residents Vapnort and Needham traveled to county seat for a hearing. Mrs A J Beneditor visiting Tombstone from Cochise Stronghold. Rev F X Braie returns from Benson after church duties.
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Paty County Recorder Law
Hutchinees
Biehe
Hutchinsom
Bisbee
Billy” King
Tombstone
Los Angeles
Angel City
Bosinves
Ktogwae
Loe Angels
Huey
Geurra
F B King
Mee Osborn
Mre James
Ashman
New York
City
Kings
Tucson
Christmas Services and Community Notes in Tombat
Saturday visitors report county court matters and shopping features. St Paul's Episcopal Church holds services Sunday at 7:30 led by Rev EW Simonman. Congress church offers Sunday school at 10 and public worship at 11 with sermon The Most Important Partnership in Life's Fault. Also a 7:30 sermon Ignoring Christ by Rev HA Deck.
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Eivy
Tombat Ue
Orvices
St Paul's Episcopal Church
EW Simonman
Congress Church
EH Reeves
Christ
HA Deck
McClintock Writing History of State
Col James H McClintock, pioneer historian, visits the city while shaping a history of Arizona. He arrived in 1879 from California and helped publish the Phoenix Herald, later merged with the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
James H . McClintock
Arizona
Phoenix
California
Phoenix Herald
The
Republican
Copper Situation Is On The Up Grade
Copper work crews are being increased weekly as inspectors report gradual relief in the exoperioduetry to thir te. Microg Inspector Bolln says more men are being put to work and the general mood is that conditions are improving. A rise in copper prices has not reduced the amount of work underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Microg
Bolln
Bolio
Col McClintock to author Arizona history volume
Col McClintock, long time Phoenix postmaster and Arizona journalist, has signed with St. Clark Publishing of Chicago to write a History of Arizona. He will spend several days in Tombstone gathering data as work continues toward a fall completion, a manuscript about 300000 words detailing Arizona’s development and status.
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Col McClintock
Arizona
Phoenix
Los Angeles
St. Clark Publishing Company of
Chicago
Col. McClintock
Arisons
McClintock
Tombstone
Advertised Letters in Tombstone General Delivery
Letters remaining in Tombstone general delivery for the week ending November 28, 1911 include Robert Wilson, Jeens Rege, Mre HD Dabolee, Jowe Parage, Thos McGonagle, Lenardo Vega, Mosito Abul, Dolores Martines. Calls to recipients require advertisement with date of advertisement. a fee of Lo will be collected for each delivered letter. Suither, Possmaster.
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Tombstone
Robert Wilson Jeens Rege
Mre
HD Dabolee Jowe Parage
Thos McGonagle
Lenardo Vega Mosito Abul Dolores Martines
Cardui Promises Restored Health For Women
An advertisement proclaims Cardui as a remedy for women’s ailments, claiming it has aided countless others for over fifty years. It urges wives and ladies to try the medicine, noting it is prepared by Chattanooga Medicine Co and offered in plain wrap packaging with a small booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
First National Bank of Tombtone Stockholders Meeting Notice
The regular spatial meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombtone in Tombtone Arizona will be held at the beating house on Tuesday January 12th 1916 at 8 oclock for the election of directors and for the transaction of other legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Tombtone
Arizona
T.R. Brandt
Ossbier
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Funt
Wiley Jnes
Cochise County
Cochien
Sante Crus Countrie
Aly, Ustanley F Morse
Servier
Bisbee Man
Official Land Table of
Aone Bq. M. Apsche
Greenlce
Mericops
Favejo
Sante Cras
Black Hand Organization
the People's Forum
Happy Valley
Barney
Bie
Ern Bensen
Jawee
Superi R Cour
James
Soonidderble
End Sound
Craft
Benton
TB Grace
Verioce
Merchents
Knights of Grip Sevial
Turkey
J H McPheron
Dovgler Gray
Machomich Mercantile Co
Avsin
Pearce
Needham
Victorio
Ommins
Erst
Alea
Postoffice
Paun A. Suith Possmaster
Bat
Carlos E. Bolton
U. S
Courtland Ariz
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