Clifton Citizens' League Recognized Amid City Turmoil
A fragmented clipping reports Clifton citizens forming a league to protect property and deter disorder. A committee presented a resolution creating the companionship, signing by over a hundred residents, with deputy city marshal duties and potential future cooperation with city officials. A separate notice describes a Phoenix land office selection process under Congress approved acts.
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Clifton
Leagan
Ciy
Etravius
Mme
Milan
Feacner
WORENC WATER CO DEMANDS PROTECTION
Dee 16 The state commissioners received a letter from Muster Company officials stating threats to contaminate the city water supply if protests against their property continued. The commission cannot intervene directly but will alert the governor and seek measures to protect property. Clifton militia authorities are to guard the plant.
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Phoenin
State Comparutis Commteyon
Aditter
Muster Company
Owig
de Atear
Sievkomg
Maymere
Thac
Fetter
Wadtern
Hum
Clifton
St David Irrigation Project To Complete In A Month
Rapid reconstruction of the St David Canal will likely finish within a month, expanding the ditch to carry far more water. Headworks are rebuilt to resist washouts, protecting the system and reviving irrigation for the St David country after years of shortages.
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ST. David
St David
San Potte
Notice of Contest and Land Claim Proceedings
The notice details a contest involving Despartnadt and related parties over land at a Siee site, with dates and actions required. It warns of further legal steps if parties fail to comply, naming Thomas F. Weedin as registrar and outlining deadlines and obligations for opponents to respond and state their positions.
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Despartnadt
Unies
Land Osten Prien
Tame & Artiek
Monte Anke
Toei
Meeitian
Wales
Atv
Thomas F. Weedin
Cage
Mio Keeister
Bikong
Recriver
Dhewemaker
Notice of land selection under 1910 act
United States Land Office in Phoenix, Arizona issues a notice of land selections for university purposes. List No. 142 and Serial No. 02S845 cover described lands with protests and contests allowed within five weeks, dated November in 1915 and signed by Receiver John J. Birdno.
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State of Arkans
ISM
Sen
Ateona
Nonce
Ariggia
Mas
Alin G&s Ro MO
Put- Keaton
General Land Office
Phorois
Arizona
Phoenix
United States Government
Register Fom Weedin
Sffice
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin Lane
Henry Hamburg Dies. Arizona Mining Leader Passes Away
Henry Hamburg, president of the Hamberg Arizona Mining Company, with chief holdings in the Hua Chuca Mountains, died in Tucson today per telephonic advices received this afternoon.
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Henry Hamburg
Hamberg-Arizona Mining Company
Huachuca Mountains
Tucson
Kermeen Found Mentally Responsible in Murder Case
The report states Kermeen was judged mentally responsible for the murder and faces execution. The court also opened a trial for another accused killer, Balim, who is described as a confessed murderer.
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Whoenix
Kerner
Vicieh
Janus
Balim
William Faltin Found Insane in Peters City Trial
The report from Phoeninx Describes William Faltin as insane and murderer of Carl Peterson. Witness testimony from guards and officers described his mental state and the condemned cell as factors in the verdict. Experts cited by physicians argued for permanent insanity, influencing the court's decision amid a tense scene and appeals from concerned parties.
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Alan
Alemiets
Hughes
Many Mining Claim Surveys Are Ordered in Large Numbers
Proenix December 14 reports Susaczet General Ingalls issued the year’s largest batch of mining claim survey orders, ranging from one to fifty chunks each. The deposits cover surveying costs, with up to 20 dollars per site for filing and plats. A notable case involved a $1,100 deposit by an attorney where no patenting steps followed, money remaining on deposit for over fifteen years.
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Proenix
Susaczet
General Ingalls
Apy
Donambio
Wien
Sigurday Ant
Claus
Tego i
Technicas
Pardon Petition Circulating in Tombstone for Faust
In Tombstone petitions for pardon circulate to advocate clemency for Walter Faust, convicted of manslaughter in the Superior Court. Supporters stress his dependent wife and four children, while legal circumstances and petitions proliferate amid public talk of mercy.
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Tombstone
Waler Faust
Death of James Dalgleish Suszen
Obituary notes the death of James Latpelieh at the Bunker Hill Mites works. He was a popular county employee with many relatives and friends mourning his passing. Community members extend sympathy to Hobelesit and children. lodge members and Masons join in the farewell.
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James
Bunker Hill Mites Company
Devomt
Old
Jowe
Hine Lodge
Maeva
Arizona Yeat Fair Dates Moved Earlier Amid Alaska Talk
The Arizona fair schedule shifts up by three weeks with talks of a possible Dallas or Toronto option for appearance dates. Officials, including Secretary Snaughnessy, note efforts to offset a small sugar shortage by next year while confirming that building work and permanent improvements will cover the next two years. Checks to premiums are being mailed to arrive by Christmas.
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Chicago
Pluay
Arizona Fair
Muich
Dallas
Orntary
Fair Commission
Iialy
Snaughnessy
Board Approves Bill For Si S Attorney Fees
The state control board in Phoenix on December 17 approved a bill for attorney fees arising from contempt proceedings in the state supreme court. Warden Sims of the State prison presented the request, with a $500 payment noted as a partial expense in the Fal im case. The decision cites legality of Sims' actions and confirms the continuing broader costs borne by the state and two counties.
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Phoenix
State Control Today
Sims
State Supreme Court
Ey EK
Jones
Willam Fatin
Florence
Aphell Sims
Falin
Pioneer editors honored for fearless frontier journalism in Tombstone
The editorial lauds Pioneer editors of Arizona for brave reporting during frontier times. It recalls editors like Clum and Reppy, praising their role in enforcing law, exposing dangers, and showcasing Arizona’s natural resources, while rejecting rumors of cowardice and sensationalism.
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Che
Anton Record
Aed
Tarsoe
Sven
Tombstone
Tedes
Aeasarion
Felice
Aricpes
Bplay
Joba
Thomas Sna
Cortes D. Reppy
Frontir
Vale
Kot Tank
Walt
Dave
Camarthe
Pupiet
Hisber
Iss
Tuastone
Clement
Arizona
Asi Zona
Justice Hughes Possible Presidential Timber
A.H Gardner, Cochise county Republican official, says Hughes may be the Republican nominee at Chicago. He notes Hughes has withdrawn from the Nebraska primary but reports growing sentiment to back Hughes, who could unite both GOP wings and avoid the lame duck field.
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A.H Gardner
Cochise County
W Hong
Chicago
Nex
Charles E. Hughes
Preme Court of
United States
Nebraska
Hughes
Republican Party
Francisco
New Ledge Discovered at Commonwealth Mine
A new ore ledge was encountered at Pearce near the Rainbow of the Commonwealth mine. Sinking began this morning to water level, then drifting will expose the ore bodies. Company officials and stockholders express strong optimism about the discovery and future production.
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Commonwealth
Pearce
J.D. Crawford
Samwecks
Court progress noted in Coxcuss defense case
Thursday report describes defense in the Coxcuss case with witnesses testifying as court opens. Progress noted with several examinations, a growing number of witnesses, and plans for jury instructions as the trial advances amid stormy conditions and public interest.
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Coxcuss
Mictvebedt
Arrival at Camens Street Near Allen Ree
A murky OCR fragment describes an arrival near Camens Street by Allen Ree and Stautitul snow. The vague notice mentions a nationwide condition and a morning event, but details and proper names are unclear.
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JW. McGinity
Allen Ree
Gagtus Chewing Gum Vest Arizona Plant Plans Revealed
OB Brown of Salt Lake City leads a venture to build two chewing gum factories in Phoenix and near Geldfeld Arizona. The Cactus Reh ief Gum Company aims to process agave fibers into gum and establish a major operation employing 20 to 50 workers initially, with later plants expected to produce 2000 to 3000 pounds daily.
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OB Brown
Salt Lake City
The
Cactus Rehief Gam Company
Vhernia, Ar
Sew
Geldfeld
Hoems
Imuvet over from Tucker and town concerns
Friday notes from the Daily TG report Allen and family returning from Tucker and Walmart stone, with references to local matters, a court-like tone about water puns and safety, and mentions of plans to negotiate with U S government and Mexico for harvesting rights and leases. The text preserves numerous fragmented items and names.
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Allen
Tucker Ant
OR Wittis
el Faso
Mexico
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Worenc! Water CO
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Ariz
State of Arizona
Lumas Register
U.S. Landfice
John J. Birdno
U.S. Land Office
William Faltin
Wiliam Fotia
Wesime
Carl Peterson
Ptua
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Fey
Jodie Onis
Mingha
Hhornix
Arironus
Staugtoessy
Ate
Christimas
BOARD
Dal
Easploye Sc
Jennerry
Machowich Mercantile Co
Justice Hughes
Cox Ca
Grippe
Mies
Grniape
Omi
Sian
Patagria
JF Pohon
Ordimue
Mm Wre Bey
Eariern
Akouilinstad
Gagtus Chewing Gum
Prownix
Oywig
Goldfeld
Bi Phoenix
Mi Chamber of Commerce
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Phonan
Cer
Cox
Tempe
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McNeal
Denver
Otters
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