Notice of Land Claim by Santa Fe Pacific Raiload Co
Notice is given that Santa Fe Pacific Raiload Company by John HM Page of Phoenix, Arizona, claims a tract described as Section 5 and NW of Section, Range under the act of January 4. Protest must be filed by January 1, 1915. Thomas F. Weedin, Register. First pub Nov 29, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arion
Kemater
Santa Fe Pacific Raiload Company
John ‘Hm Page
Arisona
Jane
Thomas F Weedin
Department of the Water
United States Land Office
Ansoon
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
J H Page
Arrows
Zona
Thomas F. Weedin
Notice of Land Selections in Arizona 1914
United States Land Office notices in Phoenix announce selections under the June 20 1910 act and the 1873 treaty era acts. Descriptions cover NW SW Section 15 Township 8 East Gand BM and multiple tracts in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. Protests or counterclaims must be filed by January 18 1915 with affidavits detailing adverse claims or mineral character concerns.
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of Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconivo
Nowa Sw
Ahingass
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
First Nations Beak of Tomb tone stockholders meet
The regnier serial meeting of the stockholders of the First Nations Beak f Tomb tone for the election ae for the trespection of Other legitimate business will be held at the banking house t Tomb tone Arizona on Tuesday January 12 1915 at 3 o clock pm. T and Brandt Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnier
T Tomb Tone
Arizona
Twesdle
T.&. Brandt
Revenue Stamp Act and Land Business Notice
Phoenix December 18 circular from Washington directs T F Weedin US land office to follow the internal revenue act approved October 22 to raise revenue and regulate details through December 31 1918. Certificates of description required by law are specified in this act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Birdus
Register T. F. Weedin
United States Land Office
Washington
Internal Revenue Act
Internal Revenue
Prohibition Amendment Fight Opens in Federal Court
In Phoenix on December 17 three complaints were filed by Adams Hotel Company Owl Drug & Candy Company Meltner Brothers against county attorneys and sheriffs over a statewide prohibition amendment. The suit argues the amendment violates the Fourteenth Amendment and is not self executing. A temporary restraining order is sought to prevent the amendment taking effect January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Peiertey
Adams Hotel Company
Owi Deng & Candy Company of Pree
Meltner Brothers
Owl Co
Meltrer Brother
Wiley E Jones
Proclamation Declaring Arizona Laws Adds Amendments and Acts
Phoenix December proclamation enacts two constitutional amendments and seven new acts. It includes a liquor prohibition amendment and a veto power clause, with referendum impact on a pardons and paroles board measure. Public issues center on governor Hunt supporters invoking the referendum to challenge executive limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Friends of
Hunt
Arizona Burros In Great Demand This Friday
Arizona burros are in high demand with thousands to be shipped from Phoenix to Europe for war needs. Thompson Valley broker WC. Beckman in Prescott finalizes a major deal to move stock to Phoenix and onward to Europe. Buyers center operations in Phoenix while assembling several thousand head for export. The text notes a revived Western Yavapai County interest in roundups and potential profits for successful handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Europe
WC. Beckman
Thompson Valley
Prescott
Yavapai
Exhibit of Arizona road work at Gray congress in Chicago
An extensive exhibit shows Arizona road work and highway materials at the Gray Annual Congress of the American Road Association in Chicago. State Engineer Lamar Cobb heads the exhibit and was elected to the executive committee to draft resolutions to secure federal aid for state highway construction. Shirley of Maryland was named president and Fletcher of California vice president of the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maerials
Chicago
Lamar Cobb
Cobb
Washington
Shirley
Maryland
Fletcher
California
Stop Fire Across Line At Naco Demonstration Expanded
Washington reports a new demonstration of U S resolve to halt firing by Mexican factions at Naco Arizona. Secretary ordered reinforcements including three infantry regiments and three artillery batteries. About 11 cavalry troops plus 24 guns will aid Naco defense with three days for compliance before shelling Mexican positions. Troops originate from Texas coastal ports and Fort Sill Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Naco
Son
Badier
Taskar Ho
Arizona
Maytorena
Galveston
Texas City
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Carnation Party for Col. Weedin Aged 60
Phoenix dispatch describes Col. Weedin of the U. S. Land Office receiving sixty carnations on his birthday. Dignitaries and former clerk James Lavin donated blooms as colleagues praised his long career. The piece blends celebration with a tangential note about land patent taxes and revenue stamps under the 1910 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Thontes Weedin
Register Weedin
United States Land Office
James P Lavin Lavin
Col. Weedin
Toe Big Dance Gage Hall Christmas Eve by Gut's Basketball Club
The note announces a big Christmas Eve dance at Gage Hall hosted by the Gut's Basketball Club with promise of a good time. County Attorney W C G Gilmore, returning from St Marys and planning court work in Tombstone, greets the day with a smile after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Hall
Gut's
CG Gilmore
Pawenger
St Marys Hine
Prohibition Case Goes to Los Angeles Judges to hear injunction
Three United States judges from Arizona and California will hear an interlocutory injunction against the prohibition amendment in Los Angeles Monday morning. Regardless of the decision, the unfavored side will appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Attorney A C Baker for the Temperance Alliance filed an answer seeking dismissal on general grounds. The matter is in litigation, which may prevent enforcement of Arizona prohibition provisions until trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W.H Sawtelle
Arizona
Ross
United States District
Welborn
California
Los Angeles
United States Supreme Court
A. C. Baker
The
Temperance Alliance
Federal
Alledged cattle rustlers bound for hearing in Tombstone
Six men from Turner and surrounding areas were brought to Tombstone for a preliminary hearing and placed under bonds of 500 dollars each to appear before Judge Godfrey on the 28th of this month. Registered at the Arlington hotel were Cy Byrne Phoenix J E Kane George McLane Will Kane Bart Landers Turner R M Miller Palo Alto Cal L J Childers Realto and H A Shell Tucson. Benson visitor B Maier of Benson is in the city and will proceed to Hisbee for business with B Maier and Brother. Phoenix visitors Charles H McArthur of McArthur Bros Co distributors of the Jeffery car John J Jamison CW Martin and FR Crandal of the National Cash Register Co passed through town en route home from Globe via the Borderland route. They stayed about three hours and spoke of the Borderland route being in good shape for the run. The trip was for pleasure and to try out a Je Mery ix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Turner
Godfrey
Arlington
Arlington Hotel
Cy Byrne
Phoenix
J. E. Kane
George McLane
Will Kane
Bart Landers
R.M. Miller
Palo Alto
Cal L
Charles H. McArthur
McArthur Bros. Co
Jeffery
John J. Jamison
CW. Martin
FR. Crandal
National Cash Register Co
Enoute
Globe
Gila Valley
Je Mery ix
Mighty Hunters Return With Prizes From Huachuca
Tombstone trio Fred Bennett James Mares and Grant Warner returned from two weeks in the Huachuca mountains with two deer. Warner bagged an eight point buck Marrs took a six pointer Bennett finished empty handed after a long all day hunt. They carried home heads for proof and feasted on the spoils at camp before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennett
James Mares
Grant Warner
Tombstone
Huachuca Mountains
Marrs
Cook
Earth
Warner
Bennett
Fred
Ward
Muulligan
Per Cent Law Challenge in Arigona Labor Statute Case
An Austrian cook Mike Risch sues in US court to block enforcement of the Arigona anti alien labor law adopted in the November election. He alleges the law requiring at least eighty percent of workers to be American citizens violates the Fourteenth Amendment. Risch claims he is barred from employment and seeks relief from discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mike Risch
William ‘Fruax
Risch
Arizona's reprieves extend sentences in six cases
The Florence bunying bee is canceled for December 19 and four of six men who died that day receive reprieves to March 19. Rodrigues Chaves and Perez gains commuted life terms after scrutiny by the Attorney General. Persita’s case is sent to the Supreme Court for review. Governor Hunt expands pardons and paroles while reshaping Arizona’s penal oversight and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley E. Jones
Hanor
Hunt Rate
Ilunor
Persita
Supreme Court
Charles Shaffer
Globe
William Campbell
Prescott
Ernest W. Lewis
Shaffer
Fiist
Frank C. Laine
Board of Pardons and Paroles
FE Denools
Arizona mining leaders convene as new chapter forms
A Arizona miners organization gathers for its first regular session with directors from every county. The Arizona chapter of the American Mining Congress will meet in Phoenix, while checks cashed by TP Hopkins in Tucson are being pursued by Pima county officers. Four forged checks, signed Joe Graf, were linked to the suspect's escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Bridge
Arizona
Masonic Order
J. N. Gaines
King
J. A. Ivey
A.C. Karger
Treasures
JH McPherson
A. Wentworth
Wm McSparrow
H P. Johnson
J. E James
Tarbell
Sentinel
Bridges
Uning
Ariz Na Winers
American Maing Congress
Philfix
Pima County
TP. Hopkins
Tucson
Consolidated National Bank
Arizona National Bank
Joe Graf
Southern Arizona Fair association plans big buildout
S J Barkley and J B Ryland preside over a fornii nute guarantee totaling 5100 to complete all fair facilities including grandstand fence and pavilions by the 1915 fair. Grandstand race slated for New Year’s Day and entry opens for land near Vail in Pima county. Child Choked to Death in Douglas, Moorhead infant dies after mother leaves her to hang clothes. recovery impossible.
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Fornii Nute
S. J . Barkley
J. B. Ryland
al “Dona
Julian Alt
Tucson
Southern Arizona Pair Association
Charles Moorhead
Douglas
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Congress
State of Arizona
Thomas F. Weevin
United States Land Ofice
John Birdno
J Iret
Revenue Stamp Act and Land Business
Prohibition
U.S. Surveyors General
U. S. Surveyors General
Ona
Carnation Party
Tend Department
Nh Court
EJ Flanigan
Bisbee
Gleeson
van Meter
Fairbank Menry Street
Boquillas Land & Cattle Co
Jastro
Borderland Theatre
Santa Claus
Fairbank
J. M. Montano
Montano
Courtland
Douglas County
Minnie Lintz
Neice
Pay Kennedy
Miss Lintz
Los Angels
Benson Visitor
B. Maier
Benson
Hisbee
Phoenix Visitors
New Rea
Callar
T A. R’ordan
Coco
J.P Modaxen
Cochise
Norah Carmtehuet
Aloae
ODM
Loulk
Cates
Tial
Borton Gorteberger
Gita
Bernard
Con O'Keefe
Santa Crm
Toodyrin
Marieopa
Andrew & Kam
Denn A Burke Vitou
A.J. Plekrell
Yavaenal
Harry Clark
Phoebis
Montay
Water Louisa
Hiskes
Te American Wining Congress
James Douglas
Phelpu- Dodge Corporaton
LF Bell Wtede
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Ins
Bert Davis
Scretary
R. A. Campbell
J. Warren
Phoenix Cooks’ and Walters’ Union
Bert T Wi'kinson
Phoenix Carpenters
Warren
Dr. Conrad
Tevis
Phoenix B
Thitchele
Carlos E. Bolton
U. S. Commiss One
Courtland Ariz
John J. Birdne
Fice
Vail
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