Doings in the District Court Proceedings
The territorial grand jury met in session. Many cases set for January include Tor v Faber for rape with not guilty pleas or guilty pleas in others. Numerous assault, larceny, and murder cases listed. several defendants pled guilty, some awaiting sentencing. Indictments filed. calendar includes long-standing cases and appeals.
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P & A Gold & Copper Co
Plains
JW Wallace
WH Richey
Joeger Ve Larrea
Plaintifg
Tor
Faber
U 8
Antonio Heredia
Mefaniels
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Hare
Greene
Leitch
Page
Haverty
Medigovich
Robles
Cook
Tother
Hilburn
Morriews
Richardson
Terre Porch
Territorial Grand Jury
Cattle Imports From Mexico Double in Arizona Port Trade
Federal veterinary Harry Hart says cattle imports from Mexico through Arizona ports doubled those leaving via the News port in 1940. He notes cattle have come in so fast he cannot give a precise count, but estimates 60,000 to 70,000 head have left Sovorm this year up to now.
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Mexico
Arizona
Porte
Ayl
Harry Hart
Federal Veterinary
Sovorm
Arizona Elks Reunion Planned in Tucson for March 21 22
Arizona Elks reunion in Tucson is progressing well says Heighton of Tucson. The event will be held in Tucson March 21 and 22 with the Tudor Elks appointing a special arranging committee of which Heighton is a member.
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Arizona
HE Heighton
Tucson
Tudor Elks
Mr Height
Grading Progress On Tucson Extension Project
About 60 percent of grading and an equal amount of concrete work on the Faibank to Tucson extension have been completed, contractor Louis Cerleon reports. Little track laying remains, with Carlson predicting trackage will reach Tucson by August 1.
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Faibank
Tucson
Louis Cerleon
Carlson
Negroes and a Trial by Jury in Louisiana
A story recounts a new justice of the peace in Louisiana who, after the witnesses testified, charged the jury by saying he would split eight dollars among them as the verdict. The embarrassed official paused as lawyers waited for instructions, then whispered that it was time to charge the jury.
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Justice of the Peace
Louisiang
Arctic animals question stirs law exam humor
In a preliminary law exam a geography question asked for ten Arctic animals. A student answered five polar bears and two seals, remarking that the prompt did not require animals to be of different varieties, drawing laughter and attention in the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Tar
Ladies’ Home Journal
Auction Horses at Fort Huachuca
Auction held at Fort Huachuca by the Government this morning at nine o clock. One hundred twenty three horses and eighteen mares were offered for sale. Attending Tombstone residents included JH McPhereop Jen Marrs Sam Watt and WG Buchanan.
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Fort Huachuca
JH McPhereop
Jen Marrs
Sam Watt
W G Buchanan
Suffragists Rally Behind Arizona Woman's Vote Campaign
Prescott leader Francis Munde says Arizona Equal Suffrage Association with over 3000 members is ready to launch a political franchise drive for women. He notes defeats hardened resolve and plans to push the issue via special election or initiative petition. Mrs Munds adds that speakers and statewide literature will be dispatched as soon as a date is set.
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Francis Munde
Prescott
Aciana
Arizona
Mrs Munds
Organize Bean Growers' Association Formed in Sulphur Springs Valley
Abe a growers' association will be formed by farmers of the McNeal neighborhood to pool and market beans similar to California fruit associations. Last year the valley yielded over 250000 pounds with upside potential. James K Boyd led with 18000 pounds, and Robert Wolf followed with significant production.
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Abe
McNeal
Sulphur Springs
Favciahed
California
James K Boyd
Robert Wolf
Aged Arizonan Dies at Tucson Pioneer Passes at 77
Samuel Hirschman, a noted Arizona pioneer with 44 years in Tucson, died yesterday afternoon at 77 due to complications of age. He arrived in Tucson in 1867 and became a prominent figure in local affairs.
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Tucson
Samuel Hirschman
Arizons
Drachman
Toccon
Arizona Indian Pupils Speak at San Carlos Mission
Sunday morning the Apache Indian pupils at the Evangelical Lutheran Apache Indian Mission on the San Carlos reservation spoke and sang before a large Globe audience. The children recited the Christmas story, sang carols, read Bible verses, and answered teachers questions. Miss Irmgard Harder and Rov Mr Harder addressed them in English and their language. The program impressed the listeners with the pupils’ fine efforts.
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San Carlos Reservation
Pascoe Hill
Irmgard Hardere
Notice of annual meeting of stockholders of First National Bank
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombetons will be held at the bank on Tuesday January 9 1912 at 3 o clock p m for the election of directors and for other business. I T R Brandt cashier.
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Stocgholders
First National Benk of Tombetons
T.R. Brandt
Benson Assemblyman Bradner Denies Resignation Rumors
Assemblyman Bradner of Benson denies reports he plans to resign. He states no intention to resign and knows nothing of any arrangement. He adds he will serve in the first legislature if his health permits.
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Bradner
Benson
Su Sp
Douglas City Council to Consider Street Oiling Plan
At the upcoming council meeting in Douglas, the street oiling project will be discussed. It has been endorsed as an economic measure for Smelter City by many residents.
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Douglas
Beem
Eagle injures by trap on Reeves ranch near Tottetone
Edgar Axtell trapped a large Arizona eagle at Reeves ranch near Tottetone after the bird seized bait during a coyote trap. The eagle, six feet ten inches across, was crippled and had to be despatched. Also noted are local notices of church services, jurors departing, and shipments of old tin cans to Bisbee for the Copper Queen plant.
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Reeves Ranch
Tottetone
Yreterday
Arizona
Kev Creighton Spencer
Bisteo
Episcopal Church
Bisbes
Copper Queen
Tombstone
Morenci Residents Return After Christians Visit and Court Arrivals
Thursday’s edition notes Mrs Joseph Fi and her party returning to Morenci from a Christian visit with family. The city saw numerous arrivals for the US court sessions this week including W A Parker and wife, Ed C Bartell, and US Marshal A Oserlock. Local residents Frances Hulme, Parsons and Beumber among others attended court. Jobo Rock reported stock and crop outlook favorable for the season.
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Oserlock
Tuston
City
Creighte
Gates
Creighton
Smallpox Rages in Cananea and Maydarens Reports
Cananea dispatch notes rampant smallpox with about forty cases daily and ten to twelve deaths so far. A citizens committee raised funds totaling eight hundred dollars to isolate patients and provide food and blankets to victims.
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Cananes
Maydarens
Hunt Signals One Year Term For Officers
Governor elect Hunt states that the constitutional convention intended officers to serving one year. He notes the open constitution leaving the question and mentions Cochise county and the new state may seek a three year term, with Sloan’s election date delay creating a likely need for a decision.
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Iet Corps of Oicers
Remsin
Cochise County
Sloan
Peastjo Lights Observed In Ancient Jewish Custom
A Jewish observance recalls early events as the community keeps an old time custom. Meccabees participate in a stored remembrance honoring traditions of the past.
Applicants Seek Aid for Legislative Appointments
Senator elect Mark Smith’s office is flooded with requests for patronage from applicants. He is busy dictating replies explaining why he cannot influence appointments and detailing how vacancies are filled and by whom. For the sergeant at arms post he has received 176 letters seeking his influence.
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Mark Smith
Mr Smith
Bie
Smith
Mine Freights Ore With 1000 Burros In Sonora
Ore freighting in Sonora with about 1000 burros and pack animals hauling supplies while miners work at near capacity. A new Tonichi road is under construction to the property and will allow use of trucks for freighting when finished.
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Sonora
Mexico
Tonichi
Vanished Arizona and New Labor Movement News
A Salem Press edition of Vanished Arizona with added chapters is offered for $1.60 postpaid. A state federation of labor may form in Phoenix while Humboldt operations resume after a report. An unidentified man died after stepping in front of a train near Mescal on Christmas Day. Tacton buried the victim. Work continues on an official Arizona road map to be published by the Arizona Good Readers Association.
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Salem Press Co
Salem
Mase
Sear
Expee
Mescal
Tacton
Arizons Good Reade Asociation
Territorial items of the secretary in Douglas Chamber
Secretary Grindell writes to the secretary of the navy requesting preservation as a relic of a portion of the battleship Meine sent to Douglas. The municipally owned water system is completed with ample pure water supply.
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EP Grindell
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Secretary of the Navy
Meine
Douglas
Adil
Court Cases Filed With Guardianship Estate Details
Court records show guardianship and estate proceedings filed for Picoma Te and Etobe min ore with orders of sale for certain property. The docket lists Justice S2 and references McClaskey Hogieter Co and McClintock as involved parties in the strict court summary.
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Noosiv
Tne
McClaskey Hogieter
McClintock
Treasure tale from Costa Rica letter stirs Gazette readers
A garbled letter from Williams Arizona dated December 23 claims possession of maps and jewels valued at over 1 million dollars buried near Cocoa Te Tand off Costa Rica. The writer seeks investors to renew a search after funds ran short.
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Areaco
Costa Rica
Pamie
Williams
Ariz
Dee
Ariette
Canvassing of Votes Begins on Monday
Canvassing of 22 104 votes from the December general election in Arizona falls to Terri tonal Secretary Young Governor Sloan and Chief Justice Kent who will form a canvassing board at the capitol next Monday under election ordinance No 2. Proclamation expected about January, with Governor elect Hunt to be inaugurated by February 1 and oath of office by Chief Justice Kent. The territorial legislature is expected to convene around February 5 to March 1.
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Terri Tonal
Young
Sloan
Kent
Capitol
Phoenix Ganette Hae
Ardaava
Hunt
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