Third Murder Case Now On Trial
The case of Ivent Gonzales charged with the murder of John Rodman, a section foreman, at Lowell last June, occupies court today. The proceedings extended into the morning as witnesses testified. Gonzales said he was drunk and rented the flame nearby, seeking to explain damaging evidence but denying involvement. The trial may go to the jury tonight, with other cases delayed until Monday. A note: two Mexican men named Jesus Gonzales are in court, nicknamed Big Jesus and Little Jesus, due to their sizes.
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Ivent Gonzales
John Rodman
Lowell
Caw
Gonzales
Oae
Cnece
Examina
Jesus Gonzales
Douglas
Big Jesus
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
The Probate court issued several marriage licenses this week. Couples listed include John Lorde of Douglas and Mattie Di Angelo from Texas, J W Costin of Paradive and Nancy B Hall, Emil R Lenz of Naco and Grace A Maxfield, Jose Martines of Tombstone and Conception Garcia, AJ Fairclough of Tistee and Margaret Krinbitl, Samuel Mercer of Bisbee and Myrtle Flynn, and Taccencio Reyer of Lowell and Rosiara Caldecon, among others. The notice ends with an unrelated mention of solicitors and a publication address for The Borper Macazine in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lorde
Douglas
Mattie di ' Angelo
Texas
J W Costin
Paradive
Nancy B Hall
Emil R Lenz
Naco
Grace A Maxfield
Jose Martines
Tombstone
Conception Garcia
AJ Fairclough
Tistee
Margaret Krinbitl
Samuel Mercer
Bisbee
Cattle Quarantined After Fever Tick Find
United States Veterinary official Frank Rigdon declared the Cananea Cat te company's ranch under quarantine and turned back a large herd from the line. About 900 cattle, part of 3,000 sold to the Four Bar ranch in Sulphur Springs valley, were halted after fever ticks were found in their ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank Rigdon
Cananea Catte Company
Four Bar
Sulphur Springs
Four Bar Outfit
Electric Theater Opens Doors Tonight in Maulden Store Room
Mauldin & Duval present two one hour shows at the Electric Theater tonight with illustrated songs and moving pictures. Tickets are 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The venue, converted from a store room in Maulden, aims to attract large crowds with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Thetar
Mauldin & Duval
Maulden
Schieffelin
Territorial Items of Interest Involving Dam and Officials
The article notes the Imperial dam’s two large whiters placed to aid irrigation, signaling a new prosperity era for local agriculturists. It reports Rosario Camacho at Imperial dam injured by an engine and dying in Yuma after hospital transfer. Miles Archibald takes US customs duties at Yuma pending permanent appointment after Pat Sullivan. Unambers town in Apache county launches from a development company with 50,000 acres and water rights for settlers. An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for impaired appetite. A Chicago mail-order ad seeks agents with a large expense allowance and no experience needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosario Camacho
Imperial Dam
Yuma
Unambers
Apache County
Election contest questions Benson precinct constable race
James Harman filed a district court contest challenging the Benson precinct constable result. The board’s tally favored Trask by one vote, and Harman alleges ineligible voters and improper election handling affected the outcome. The suit seeks to annul the certificate and reroute certification to Harman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harman
Benson
Board of Supervisors
Trask
Anderson Syken
Bennett
McDuger
Board of Supervisor
Bin
Newsy Notes From Prosperous Courtland
Courtland December 12 1008 daily life in the booming camp near Copper Queen and A and B mines with ore shipments, new buildings, a billiard room, stores and a dispensary planned by Dr Sloan. A mining accident killed Richard Morgan at the & A shaft. A Sunday school and church service begin in the new schoolhouse with an organ ordered.
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Courtland
Douglas
Copper Queen
Gleeson
Leadville
Pearce
Tombstone
Harry Eckerman
Sloan
Bacon
Perkins Brothers
Hartley
E. McFarland
Young
Great Western
A. Shaft
Richard Morgan
Milwaukee
Harvard College
New Tehoml House
Red Men to Elect Officers at Connell Fire Lodge
The regular Connell Fire of Opate Tribe No 15 I O Red Men will meet Monday evening December 1 1998 to elect officers for the ensuing term and transact important business. Attendance requested and visiting Red Men invited. Chief of Records H E Berner Bachem A T Schuster announce the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opate
H. E. Berner
Bachem
Looks Favorable at Washington Statehood Bid Gains Momentum
Washington dispatch reports Delegate W H Andrews of New Mexico introduced Delegate elect Ralph Cameron and Governor Joseph Kibbey of Arizona to Speaker Canon and key senators. New Mexicans and Arizonans push for separate statehood, Mark Smith leads effort, statehood chances brighten. Cameron Kibbey and Carry stay for the holidays, likely return after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W.H. Andrews
New Mexico
Ralph Cameron
Joseph Kibbey
Arizona
Canon
Sherman
Payne
House
Penrose
Huachuca Troops Head to Islands
The first squadron of the 7th U. S. Cavalry at Fort Huachuca will sail to Honolulu on the 27th, to establish brigade defense for the coast and the Philippines. The 7th Cavalry will be relieved by two troops of the 7th now arriving and camping on the parade grounds. Major Allen commands Fort Huachuca while Colonel Schuyler is on leave.
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Sth
U. S. Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
Honolulu
Allen
Fort Husehuen
Schuyler
The Man Question shines in Tombstone theater
Review praises last night’s performance praising scenery, effects, and Dutch Song with wooden shoe dance which drew encores. Cast including Buster and Tootsie lauded. Audience expressed praise in lobby and tomorrow promises a full house for Mrs Temple’s Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galving
Buster
Tootsie
Information Wanted on Mar Gore Heir Search Notice
Information is sought for Mar Gore formerly Rasvoies or Baise last living in Pensacola Florida and Nastville Tennessee or heirs if deceased. Please communicate with William A Morse major Milk Sc Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Gore
Rasvoies
Baiselate
Pensacola
Fla
Nastville
Tenn
William A. Morse
Milk Sc
Boston
Orchestra Tentative Program Names and Dates
A fragmented program list reads like a theater notice with names such as Mrs Temple's Telegram Honey Boy Bell Boy Sextette Crocodile Tale Ella Galvin and chorus Esquimo Johnny Galvin That's What the Rose Said to Me Mary Brew Goodbye Mr Greenbeck School Days Anger and Hanley Johnny Galvin I'll Be Your Sweetheart Elia Galvin. The readable items suggest a December Saturday event with musical acts and performers led by Galvin and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Boy
Bell Boy
Ella Galvin
Esquimo
Johnny Galvin
Rose
Mary
Anger and Hanley
Ll Be
Your Sweetheart
Elia Galvin
Telegraph Signals Drive Plot in London Act Summary
A London residence scene opens with Jack Temple sending a telegram in the morning. The reply arrives at noon the same day. Night falls as Temple remains at his London home, shaping the story’s developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Temple
London
Temple
Theatre Look Up This Space for Admission Prices
Advertisement headline urges readers to check space for admission prices. Mentions adults five and children ten cents but text is partially garbled and lacks complete details.
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Rodman
Jesus
Redman Mexia
Tne Borper Macazine
Box3Wi
Tucson
Ari
Dr.price
United States Veterinary Quarantines
the Ranches of Cananea Cattle Company
Fertile Valley
Miles Archibald
Custom House
Yuna
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Chamberlain
Mex
Warren
Chicago
Watwsb Ave
Harman
Himself
Gene Larrien
John
Sinaloa
Mexico
Grant Bros.’ Construction Co
Gene
Pony Saloon
Machomich Mercantile Co
Conger Onal
H. Ramsey
Department of Justice
United States Court For
Ramsey
U.S
Department
A. T. Schuster
Mr Greenbeck
Frank Fuller
Owen Bartlett Wigeon
Grady Capt
Sharpe Jas A Harrie
Jone Brown
Wm Anger
Irene Drew
Mary Drew
Martha Brown
Mies
May Morris
Dorothy Ella G Ivin
Allen Street
Mauldin Store
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