State Cattlemen Meet at Tucson Sets Big Gathering
State cattlemen plan the largest meeting in history for January 15 to 16 in Tucson with many American Association members merging into the event. Delegates will be chosen for a Denver convention later in the month. Leaders include Charles P Mallen of Tempe and Sam Bradner routing a program addressing ranges, leasing laws, and livestock transport. Rail fare reductions and Tucson city preparations promise record attendance. A large delegation from Cochise County is expected.
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National Association
Cochise
Tucen
American Association
Denver
Sam Bradner
Association of the State
Ao Ad
Jastro
Nhtional
WP Thomlinton
State Association
Charles P Mal
Tucson
Phoenix
Coebite County
New Parcels Post Weight Limit into Effect January 1st
Washington dispatch announces a weight limit increase for fourth class parcels from 20 to 50 pounds within the first and other zones, with reduced limits for zones two through eight. Postage rates for parcels over 4 ounces rise by zone, and by March 16, 1914 books are added to mailable articles with specific book rates.
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Washington Dispatch
Bold Robbery At Douglas Night At Restaurant Scene
A bold robbery occurred Wednesday night at 10 o'clock in Douglas at the CB Reiffel restaurant corner Nioth and H. A masked assailant struck cashier Shorty, knocked him down, and fled with about $11 in two minutes. Four accomplices watched nearby. no arrests yet. Shorty unsure if he can identify the thief.
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CB Reiffel
Nioth and
Dongiss
Npt
Shorty
Orgro
Sunday Church Services In Tombstone Area
Catholic Mass at 9 30 sermon in English Benediction at 7 00 p m Sunday School 10 30 a m Masa 7 30 a m on week date All invited Rev F X Boore Pastor First Congregational Church Endeavor 7 00 pm Preaching 7 30 pm Sunday School 10 a m E Reeves Sept Everyone invited Rev G L Honewe Pastor Revidence next door to church Sunday School 10 00 a m Epworth League 7 pm Trevor Uxton Pastor
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Sire
Wm Cavanagh
Masa
F. X. Boore
the Fist Congregational Church
Endeavor
Reeves
G.L. Honewe
Epworth
Trevor Uxton
Court Cases Filed Probate Estate Guardianship Lucas Minors
Probate proceeding orders guardianship for Lucas minors. Gost Dian ordered to pay Job Krasich grandfather of raid minors 35 dollars per month until further court order.
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Lucas
Gost Dian
Job Krasich
Raid
Tombstone Topics Tersely Told
Tombstone society notes report Mre Milschagle visiting from Keveas City and Steve Moore from Keenes City. Ac cordion Orchestra plans a New Year’s Eve ball at Gage Hall. several residents attend to business in Bisbee and Pearce. missives on county work and New Year comments end with a dramatic knocker excerpt from a Missouri paper.
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Mre Milschagle
Mra Kinley
W P Thompsono
Yeaterday
Keveas City
Tombstone
Accordeon
Gage Hall
Resignations and new smelter plans dot Arizona scene
Arizona reports James Wood resigning as superintendent of the C A smelting division as a new Globe district smelter project advances with Repath and McGregor opening offices in the Trust building. Groundwork for the International Smelting and Refining company continues and preparations for a Globe move begin. The second annual Arisous Poultry Association show is set for January in Phoenix under James B Fitch. Edits shift to Dunbar's Weekly with E M Webster as business manager and Jo Dunbar to devote time to editorial work. Prof H Q Rubstevn receives a 12 size Howard watch from Phoenix students as a surprise gift at MerA schools. A man calling himself Job Doe, from Phoenix, is jailed after a Main Street incident.
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Internatical Smelting and Refining Company
Globe District
Repath & McGregor
Trust Building
Globe
Geced
Trust
Forse Cf
Jo Dunbar
Dunbar
Jo Connors
E M Webter
Webster
The
Democrat
M Webster
Sod
H Q Rubstevn
Mera
Dorothy Blake
Robertson
Villa marching on to Ojinaga
Five thousand cavalrymen who left Chihuahua last Sunday for Ojinaga began crossing the desert from Hormigas station. They will reach the border town with federal forces entrenched, likely by Wednesday, moving overland after unloading at Hormigas. Progress slowed by supply needs and artillery drag.
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Horiaga
Ojinaga
Chihuabus
Hormigas Station
Hormigas
Aga
Chihuahua
Hormigae
Restoration of Public Lands to Settlement Order Received
An order from the United States land department at Washington to set lands for settlement within the Grand Canyon game preserve outlines open periods from 9:00 am February 16, 1914, to March 17, 1914, with entries restricted until later. Substantive rights and preferences apply to prior subsisting vesting rights and legal applicants as designated by the bureau.
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Theibab National Forest
United States Land Department
Washington
JJ Birduo
Grand Canyon
Sulphur Spring Valley Farmers Break Land for Season
Farmers in Sulphur Spring valley plan extensive land breaking to conserve moisture and boost next season crops. Reports say acreage will nearly triple, with corn, beans, milo, sorghum and other standard valley crops likely dominate as rains come.
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Spring Valley
Leston
Sulphur Spring Valley
le Valley
No Christmas Paroles Issued By Governor Hunt
Governor Hunt in Arizona will issue no Christmas pardons this year, saying he does not believe in using clemency as a reward. He notes past governors granted pardons on Christmas and argues such actions encourage criminality and undermine merit.
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Hunt
Hust
Arizona
Co Win
Yart
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Tempe
Douglas
Methodiet
ROYAL
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Sime Gallen
Serger Thie Morsing
Hie
Patagonia
O T Knapp
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Steve Moore
Henry Flynn
Thie City
Tie
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Deaters
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Staticn
New York
Du—Fu
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Board of Supervisors
Warrio
Jas Dalgleish
Pearce
Missouri
Hell
Prospector
James Wood
Eumor
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Arisous Poultry
Jaousry
Phoenis
James B. Fitch
Arisons
Jobo Doe
Main St
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Gity
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la Mula
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Focal Land Office
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