Doings in the Gleeson Camp
The Gleeson camp docket covers a delayed verdict in Terri tory v Gararra on a rape attempt charge with the foreman noting a 10 to for conviction. Other items include Frank Hawkins’s three year burglary sentence at Yuma and multiple dam ages and court actions involving Medigovich, Medigovich et al, and the Arizona Development Co. against H L Gerrard. The week’s schedule notes absent witnesses delaying Gararro’s trial, a forthcoming retrial, and grand jury activity set for December 17 with U S court focus the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Gararra
Gararra
Frank Hawkins
Yuma
Mitar Medigovich
Frank Giragi
Eugene Robert Steve Henkle
Carr
Joseph Manning
D Brewster
The
Arizona Development Co
H L Gerrard
District court hears Buster perjury cases against Williams and Campbells
In a district court session, cases emerging from the Buster perjury matter involved eight Williams, Wm Campbell, and John Campbell. Charges against John and Wm Campbell were dismissed and bonds canceled. Walter Kibbey entered as special counsel for the prosecution against G K Williams, with A B English for the defense. The defense requested to exclude witnesses and court staff, a ruling the court granted, and all witnesses were cautioned. The major legal clash unfolded in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toasy
8 K Williams
Wm Campbell
John Campbell
John
Walter Kibbey
G K Williams
Testimony disputed as perjury case moves to grand jury
The court admitted Buster's testimony only when corroborated and he claimed payment for perjured statements. Fuster faced strong cross examination by Attorney English. Prosecution plans to call Campbell and other witnesses. Latex-Williams faces subornation of perjury charges with $2000 bond. a special grand jury may be convened around the 17th.
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Kibbey
Buster
Fuster
English
Campbell
Williams
Tiome
Big Arizona Mine to Spend Million in Jerome Upgrade
Senator W A Clark, principal stockholder, to fund nearly 1 million dollars for United Verde mine improvements at Jerome. Work will add new smelter machinery and upgrade terminal facilities of United Verde & Pacific railroad. The major project aims to drive a 7000 foot tunnel to reach about 1000 feet below current deepest workings.
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W. A Clark
United Verde Mines
Jerome
United Verde & Pacific Railroad
Local notices and court news from Tombstone era
Mra EJ Westervelt and children returned yesterday from Douglas where they visited friends. E A Hughes and wife returned from strip to Sonora. Attorney J F Ross of Bisbee in town on court matters. Attorneys Benoelt and O'Connel from Bisbee on business. WG Medigovich a Bisbee merchant in town for court. M Doyle the Bisbee constable in town on court business. Jay Wilmoth in town as witness in Medigovich v Medigovich. Mike Medigovich of Bisbee visiting Tombstone for court matters. Heavy rains promise record Huachuca precipitation per Weather Observer Al Hoagland. Sheriff Hunt to Phoenix to deliver Henry Kemp to asylum authorities. Parker resigns from EP S W to join Tombstone Consolidated. Major George H. Kelly of Douglas International American visits Tombstone for a special edition. Cochise county rail extension expected in 1907. Pearce, Douglas, Lowell, Naco, Fairbank linked to Southern Pacific lines. Tambetone extensions debated. Clamor for a bridge near Charleston over the San Pedro to aid Tombstone commerce. Huck Sheas trade disrupted by lack of bridge. District Attorney Flannigan travels to Benson for preliminary exam of H K Fisher charged with killing Jack McCullough. Judge Cheseldine denies bail until exam. Benson folks expect Fisher’s discharge as testimony suggests McCullough fired first.
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Flannigan
Benson
H. K. Fisher
Jack McCullough
Fisher
Cheseldine
McCullough
Arizona Gift Declared Legal by Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court issued a peremptory writ directing the territorial auditor to pay $1,500 to the Arizona Historical Society, ruling the gift from the territorial legislature was lawful. The funds, intended to aid collecting data on early pioneers and territory history, had been held up previously by the auditor.
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Territorial
Arizona Historical Society
Supreme Court
Tucson
Trainmen Win Over Government
The Mexican government released engineer Jesse M. Reitz who had been imprisoned on murder charges after a fatal Yaqui incident. Trainmen declared off their strike, increasing pressure for his liberty as trains on the Sonora line resumed on schedule.
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Sonora
Jesse M. Reitz
Nogales Sonora
Reitz
Arizona Convicts Given a Treat on Thanksgiving
An unusually good dinner was served to territorial prison inmates in honor of Thanksgiving. The Yuma Sun notes roast beef and other dishes replaced turkey and mince pie, with sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie. Friends and charities often send treats for prisoners during holidays to brighten their confinement.
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Territorial
Yuma Sun
The Revolutionists Were Not Shot
An El Paso dispatch claimed four deported Tucson revolutionists were killed after crossing into Mexico. Inspector Webb cited Hermosillo records showing all Mexicans returned are alive, under trial in the penitentiary, with no executions. Consul Lois Hosterrer urged correction and offered to provide information.
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el Paso
Los Angeles Times
Tucson
George Webb
Hermosillo
Lois Hosterrer
Arizona Youths Make Good Soldiers
Realizing the fact that the youths of the western hills and plains make the very best of soldiers Uncle Bam has decided to enlist as many of them as he can get. A recruiting station has already been opened at Phoenix and others are to be established at Tucson Globe Prescott and perhaps Douglas.
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Uncle Bam
Phoenix
Tucson
Globe
Prescott
Douglas
Stabbed Player Finishes Game Then Seeks Help
A man stabbed twice in the back at a Bisbee event continued playing his monte game for hours despite bleeding. He finally left to seek medical aid after returning home, where wounds received attention.
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Bisbee
Phoenix Constable Redwine Flees After Theft Accusation
Phoenix police seek Constable Redwine who vanished after conviction for extortion and a $30 fine and 30 days in jail. He allegedly pocketed $30 from a man he arrested and released, then linked to a $1,100 sheriff's office theft as a fugitive.
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Phoenix
Contable Redwine
Redwine
Cupid Ties Several Couples in Local Licenses This Week
The probate court issued several marriage licenses in recent days. W O Covey and Lenora Salazar of Don Luis announce plans to wed, as do John Coatley and Mary Jackson of Bisbee. LC Glass and Mattie McGuire are listed for marriage, as are Balonti Gomez and Yeabel Dorami of Dougiss.
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W O Covey
Lenora Salazar
Don Luis
John Coatley
Mary Jackson
Bisbee
LC Glass
Mattie McGuire
Balonti Gomez
Yeabel Dorami
Dougiss
Boxes a Year. i 3H ped RPS verdict Best cine bowels
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a verdict and a product claim about a best cine for bowels, with incomplete phrasing and a druggist reference. Specific names, dates, or context are not readable.
Arizona's Friend in Old Vermont letter praises Arizona growth
Hamilton S. Peck writes from Brauixaros, VI, Nov 25 1906, urging joint statehood debate and praising Arizona's mining and agricultural potential. He notes Vermont senators favor submitting statehood to the people and predicts Arizona will share in national prosperity and responsibilities as a future state integral to the republic.
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Brauixaros
Eorrox Tomastoxk Prospeero
Vermont
Ita
Arizona
United States
Hamilton
Peck
Tombstone Pioneer James York Called to the Beyond
Tombstone pioneer James York, a miner who came to Tombstone in 1840, died after a year of ill health. His devoted wife cared for him until his death on Sunday morning. Interment was held at the Catholic church with a large funeral procession to City Cemetery.
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Tombstone Pioneers
James York
Hhey
Tombstone
Many Convicts in Territorial Prison at Yuma
The territorial penitentiary at Yuma holds 365 convicts, the most since it opened. Superintendent Millay reports guards numbered eighteen to twenty and notes minimal trouble from prisoners while inmates perform many trades. The territory forgoes regular industry. The territorial auditor turned $5,413.60 over to the treasurer as fees from incorporation business, the largest monthly total since the transfer, with March’s prior month totaling $95,096.20, $517.40 less than the recent month.
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Territorial Penitentiary
Yuma
Millay
Local cattlemen report good ranges as rain aids feed
Tuesday's Daily notes Joe Schaffer of Dos Cabezas reports cattle in the northern county in good condition and says recent rain will help the ranges. Wood Walker, Tevinton justice of the peace, was in town on court business. Del Lewis visits the county seat and 5 A Seales, painter, dies after falling from a three story Bisbee building. Deceased 45. E E Ellinwood Bisbee attorney attends court matters. D Kinsey of Bisbee visits for court. Silver price boosts Mexican peso exports. pesos used near the border. Preliminary hearing of J W Fisher at Benson postponed. bond set at 2000. Rain welcomed by cattlemen. Henry Gray travels Fairbank to Patagonia for mining interests. Col Win Herring and Mia Sorin from Tucson visit for court business.
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Joe Schaffer
Dos Cabezas
Seales
Bisbee
E E Ellinwood
D Kinsey
Henry Gray
TCM
Fairbank
el Paso
Patagonia
Col Win Herring
Mia Thos Sorin
Tucson
Arizona Girl Heir to Fortune Revealed in Pueblo Tale
Lucile Swigert, a 17 year old Pueblo girl visiting Arizona, is identified as heir to a South Bend Indiana estate valued at 300000. Born Canyon City with unknown parents, her early life saw multiple transfers to relatives before settling with George Graf ton in Pueblo. Judge Galligan established her identity after years of obscurity.
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Lucile Swigert
Globe
South Mead
Indiana
Arizona
South Bend
Canyon City
Grafton
New Mexico
Pueblo
George Grafton
East Abriendo Avenue
Victor
Iasue
Packard Nearly Killed by Aggressive Cow at Arizona Ranch
B. A. Packard escaped serious injury yesterday morning after a cow charged him near Tempe while he watched his cattle. The horn pierced his clothing and grazed his side, shocking observers at the Packard ranch. The incident was reported by the Phoenix Republican.
Prisoners Taken to Yuma by Sheriff Hunt and Deputy Bennett
Sheriff Hunt and Deputy Bennett returned from Yuma with three prisoners sentenced at the current term. RS Varley received one year for forgery. Bernardino Farnis drew one year for burglary. Alejandro Chavez pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon against a fellow countryman in Bisbee.
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Hunt
Bennett
Yuma
RS Varley
Bernardino Farnis
Alejandro Chavez
Bisbee
Shooting in Tombstone Ends in Serious Wounding
In Tombstone on Saturday evening Barney Guis was shot and seriously wounded by Joe Musso amid a quarrel over alleged slander. Both men, Italian newcomers from Gleeson, had disputed accusations. Musso surrendered and is jailed. Gais remains hospitalized with the bullet lodged under his left eye and may die. Musso's preliminary hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. tomorrow before Judge Daniel McFarland.
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Barney Guis
Joe Musso
Gleeson Tt
Gais
Masso
Musso
Daniel McFarland
First National Bank of Tombstone Stockholders Meeting
Notice states a meeting of stockholders at the banking house on Tuesday January 5th 107 at 3 pm for the annual election of directors. T R Bacaswr cashier Tombstone December 106
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First National Bank of
Tombstone
T.R. Bacaswr
Assay Service Ad From Denver Copex Co Denver Colo
Reliable assay offer from Copex Assay Co at 1536 Court Place Denver Colorado. They buy placer gold retorte and rich ores and provide free mailing envelopes and price list upon request.
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Copex Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
Tombstone Births Reported for Two Daughters
In Tombstone on November 24 a daughter was born to the wife of Frank Reese. On November 28 a daughter was born to the wife of F W Hoar.
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Tombstone
Frank Reese
F W Hoar
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Cae
Eugene Robert Fred M Power
Ollie Walker
E K Springer
Steve Henkle
8. K. Williams
Tex Campbell
Jack Campbell
Dean
Walter Kib Dey
U. S
Mra EJ Westervelt
E A Hughes
Gusymas
J F Ross
Benoelt
O'Connel
WG Medigovich
M Doyle
Jay Wilmoth
Mike Medigovich
Huachuca Mountains
al Hoagland
Hauchuca Reservoir
Sheriff Hunt
Henry Kemp
Parther
EP & S W
Tombstene Consolidated
Mjor
George H. Kelly
Douglas International- American
Cochise County
Pearce
Lowell
Naco
Southern Pacific
Charleston
San Pedro River
Cupid
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Wood Walker
Tevinton
del Lewis
Mexico
J. W. Fisher
B. A. Packard's
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Ayer
Mato
Ayer Co
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Pitts
Spabeslure Vepetal
Om Reques
D. M. Ferry & CO
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E. E. Burlingame 4 CO
Debarer, Estabushed
Samlesby Malev Express
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Lawrence St. Deuver
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