Supreme Court settlement redirects state finances
The Supreme Court of Arizona released a major decision resolving a dispute over appropriations. The ruling, written by Judge Cunningham with Ross and Franklin concurring, determines that warrants can be paid and state departments can resume operations after months of funding gaps. The decision hinges on legislative actions and affected officers' expenses, shifting payment duties to the appropriate accounts.
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Tombstone Town Topics Terse Summary
Douglas deputy Sleaf Percy Bowden seen in Tombstone as Supreme Judge L Cunningham and Mrs Coningham arrived for Christmas, with the Reece Cornelius family. Ernest Summer Minter, guilty of selling toure, sent to Fort Grant Industrial School. Theodore Schweichler committed to Phoenix asylum. Many locals attended Gleeson event. Deputy Walter Thomas and Mrs Patterson head to Douglas for Christmas. Various arrivals and visits include WoL Cook, Jerwine resident Chire Senich, Johnny Bishop from Nogales, and Minnie Linte in Douglas. Judge Lockwood sentenced five bootleggers to 90 days hard labor and a $25 fine.
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Coningham
Tombstone
Ernest Summer Minter
Douglas
Fort Grant
James Moore
Willcox
Sheriff
Lockwood
Dourtas
Atenas Cortes
J. W Green
E King
Martin Cabsmos
New Copper Circuit From Bisbee Ten Thousand Dollars
A new copper circuit project near Tombstone in the Bisbee area will start immediately, with work led by Soppre Greutt of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Estimated total in the work, material, and related costs is about 40000 dollars, connecting Tombstone with Piste and the outside network. Local manager Warey Hyene coordinates at the Tombstone office as the project progresses and other business leaders discuss the repeater line.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Taewa
Swam Cement
Warey Hyene
Locat Telephone Office
Governor Grants Unconditional Pardon Amid Court Upheld Sentences
The governor pardons several individuals after the state Supreme Court upheld lower court rulings. Officials say the unconditional pardon applies to those convicted, with the measure receiving broad public attention and speculation about its impact on ongoing cases.
Sparks Completes Army Contract at Fort Haudinea
Douglas December 24 M Sparks arrives home to rest after completing a government contract at Fort Haudinea. He erected twenty two army buildings including barracks quarters and officers quarters. The project involved substantial construction for the post and marks a major achievement for Sparks.
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Army
Lickelor
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Looking Back Ward 24 Years in Tombstone
The memory of Ex Guy San John Trevies, a famed western minding expert, recalled with charity gifts to Beaver Leadville and Cloruto towns. A court case from Fairbank ends with restitution. Sparks, a longtime Douglas contractor, attended Tombstone Board meeting en route home.
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Pricumaria Davies
Ann
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Cloruto
Injunction Granted Against Western Federation Interference
Special to the Prospector Tucson reports a Federal Court issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Western Federation from interfering with the Detroit Copper Company during its annual assessment work. The court action, heard today in Tucson, allows the company to proceed with the assessment without disruption by strikers.
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Miner dies in premature blast at Globe mine
Globe December 24. A mine blast near Dripping Springs kills Austrian miner George Zivanovich, aged working with Tomy Kratovich on a Despot claim. Zivanovich split a short fuse and tried a second, swelling blast hurled him ten feet, crushing bones and blinding an eye. partner reports unsafe handling and faulty fuses.
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Dripping Springs
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Tomy Kratovich
Martin Despot
Miana
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Prisoners Sent To Tombstone Bisbee Road Camp
Convicts from Cochise County were moved to a Tombstone Bisbee Road Camp near Tucson. The convoy passed through town yesterday and work on the Towbstone Canyon line was halted as blasting on the mountainside proceeds.
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Tucson, Inc
Cochise County
Tucson
Towbstone
Baud Cleared in Cattle Stealing Case by Not Guilty Verdict
In the cattle stealing case of Deland, the jury returned a not guilty verdict this morning. Judge Lockwood presided as the panel was encused, and the defense secured a favorable outcome. A new venue may be subpartied after the new year for several important cases.
Publicity Agent Hired to Promote Mining Towns in Arizona
Arizona City adopts a plan to hire Dee-Wop De Wolf as publicity agent to spotlight Oatman and other mining cities. A two month contract may be drawn up with Deputy County Attorney Morgan after a chamber endorsement and a talk detailing past successes. The plan covers travel to mines and creating property illustrations.
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Aitken
Chamber
Record Pace On Tombstone Bisbee Stage Line
J. F. Johnson of the Tombstone Bisbee stage line completed his 172nd consecutive Bisbee to Tombstone round trip without a missed day. He only missed one trip due to a four breakdown, a notable endurance record.
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Tombstone-Bisbee
Bisbee
Tombstone
Gas Explosion Strikes Phoenix Double House
In Phoenix on December 23 Mrs. Charles W Harris and Mrs Mack endured a severe fright when a gas explosion tore down the party chimney of their two joined homes at 145 o'clock. The blast, blamed on an instantaneous heater on the Muck side sparked by a struck match, caused damage to the building and alarm among residents.
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Charles W. Harris
West Washington Street
Mack
Muck
Arizona Indians to receive government pensions bill debut planned
Phoenix December news reports fourteen surviving Arizona First Arizona Infantry members eligible for $154 monthly pensions if Congressman Hayden’s bill passes. Hayden cites veterans who never fought for the Confederacy and argues pensions denied due to Indian status amid Civil War history of Arizona and New Mexico.
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Arizona
Atvoma Infantry
Carl Hayden
Hayden
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Harris
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Rey
Fourtern Indien
New Mexico
Narrow escape for army officer after auto overturns near Douglas
Capt Clifford A. Leacori of the Eighteenth Infantry survived a shoreline State Highway wreck when his automobile rolled, pinning him briefly under the vehicle. Passersby aided him to free and he drove the car to Douglas despite a broken windshield. The crash echoed a previous fatal incident near the same area.
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Clifford A. Lecaori
Eighteenth Infantry
Douglas
Stanley McNabb
Leonori
Gas Explosion Crashes Through Ceiling Injuring Two Women
An explosion of gas sent the chimney crashing through the ceiling on both sides of a house. Mrs. Mack sustained minor shoulder injuries while Mrs. Harris was blown through a screen door but escaped serious harm.
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