Mountain states telegraph line Phoenix to Tucson through Hayden
The Mountain States Telephone Company after taking over Ari son e Telegraph and Telephone plans a new Phoenix to Tucson line via Hayden. Gov Hunt recently named Frank W Rogem a state game warden. A boxing match between Kid Price and Kid Smith has been arranged by promoter McMahn. Italian families from Calo met and will settle in Marinette. A rich silver and lead strike in Patagonia is reported. A man found dead near Thumb Butte was Geo Finch of Oklahoma City. A series of farmers institutes were held in Verde valley. An Indiana society gathering of Arizona Hoosiers is planned in Phoenix. Mrs Anna L Sharpe of Phoenix reunites with family after 25 years. Elizabeth Bisbee, aunt of Mrs J Douglas, dies in Berkeley. Bodies moved from old cemeteries at Toccon reveal desecration. Government bids for 20 Hereford bulls for the Indian school at Leupp. George Reed visits Phoenix to arrange to feature dates on Harvey restaurants’ menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Chiefs
Billy Po
A L Harroun
Ravens City
Prescott
Geof Finch
Oklahoma City
Gregg
Phoenix
Anna L Sharpe
Mire Elizabeth Bisbee
Mra J. Douglas
Douglas
Oly
Ben Williama
Judge Bisbee
Berkely
Calif
Bisbee
Indien School
Leapp
George Reed
Sante Fe
Doings in the State Legislature
The senate appropriation committee reported a total 50 000 for the current session with 22 680 for salaries 16 720 for employes 2200 for member mileage and 8300 for contingent expenses. Another 20 000 was suggested if the session extends beyond sixty days. House members discussed plans including a Hunt County creation from Coconino and a 15 000 bridge across the Colorado at Yuma to be built jointly with California Arizona and the federal government. Memorials to congress favored railroad ownership and extension of banking, plus several bills in the senate and by various members on taxes bridges slaughterhouses anticapital punishment and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roberts
Cochise Areso
Con P Cronin
Bante Cruz County
CO Pesreon
Cochise
Thos Fulgham
Ewnice Walker
HOUSE
Thos Maddock
Coconino
Hunt
Kerr
Colorado River
Yuma
California
Arix Zone
Kane
Bradoer
Bradner
Ball
Kelton
Graham
Duncan
Brooke
Murphy
Gila
Whipple
Grea Jee
Irvine
Johnson
Maricopa
Ellis
Mobare
Saxon
Santa Cruz
Hall
Yavapai
Kerr Yoma
Linney
Craig
Curry
Lynch
Congress
War Department
A A Worsley
Pime
Wood
State Tax Commission
Boards of Assessment
Weesell
Yama
Hughes
Pima
New York
Bills Introduced On Labor, Education And Local Laws
A list of house bills numbered 6 to 10 covers local option law game law registration of women voting rights, child support, and moving an industrial school. Teasing the proposals include an eight hour rule for women, discretionary powers for superior court judges, and a signed waiver of claims for compensation by employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Kane
Superior Courts
Jab Irvine
Maricops
Benson
Fort Grant
Court Filings Include Divorces and Garnishment Suits
Suit 288 filed by Fay Prescott Jr and Prescott against We Prescott alleging divorce. Suit 289 involves Willer Bank & Trust Co and M P Rodriguez over debt and garnishment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Prescott Jr
Fay Prescott
Willer Bank & Trust Co
M P Rodriguez
Contraband Hindus Taken to Tucson
Natha Singh and Todlee Singh, two Hindus, were taken to Tucson from Benson yesterday by Inspector Sen ener of the immigration service for arraignment before Inspector in Charge Barnett on the charge of being illegal aliens to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natha Singh
Todlee Singh
Tucson
Benson
Senener
Immigration Service
Barnett
United States
Will Not Abolish Capital Punishment
The Arisons legislature, in special session, will likely defeat abolition of the death penalty. Governors Hunt and Hat clash over the issue as six executions loom at the state prison. Convicts Gre and William Fito face death sentences, with Peterson murder case pending sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arisons Legtor
Hunt
Ariscos State Penitentiary
Hat
Maricops
Wiliam Fitio
Cerl Peterson
Freight Rate Changes on Ore Across Southern Pee system
The article lists reductions and small increases in ore freight rates from multiple Arizona points to Douglas and other systems, detailing old versus new prices for towns including Yuma, Welton, Axtec, Sentinel, Nogales, Florence, Phoenix, and Benson. Some towns show no movement or no Tombstone changes, with notes on fairness and limited ore movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Fe
Arisona
Douglas
Yoms Sed Dome
Welton
Mobewk
Axtec
Sentinel
Gile
Casa Grande
Red Rock
Tacron
Vail
Pantano
Sebaskt
Winkleman, Hayden and Rey Junction
Florence
Phoenix
Hessayampe
Benson and Fairbank
Tombstone
Doings In the Superior Court
In the superior court Ray Cochrin pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and received a sentence of not less than one nor more than five years. Ramon Padilla was sentenced to not less than one nor more than ten years after a grand larceny conviction. Paul Sporax pleaded guilty to assaulting Jacob Treven with a billiard cue and must pay a $100 fee. Bretere Glenn Shipley faced larceny charges with a not guilty plea. Jurors were excused for the term. Richard BE Logan burglary case at Bowie proceeded with a jury. The trial began this afternoon with Christian von Joe Neochuber and others listed among jurors. George Marler was acquitted of murder on a not guilty verdict following a motion by the County Attorney. A witness McDaniels was ordered held for further investigation. Attorney Kingebury represented Marler. Richard Logan was found not guilty of burglary. The habeas corpus in John Shultz’s New Mexico charge was dismissed and he remained in custody. Hambster versus Hambster continued for further evidence. Jurors Ed Hicks et al were excused for the term. No court tomorrow due to a legal holiday. remaining jurors excused until Saturday morning.
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W . Cochrin
Ray Cochrin
Ramon Padilla
Paul Sporax
Jacob Treven
Bretere
Glenn Shipley
J B Coal
Chas Ford
C. Webb
Richard
Logan Dorge
Howle
Bowie
Christian von Joe Neochuber
Ashly Owen Williams
Roscoe M
E Hodges
Arturo Grijalba
Cleveland Leveland
CA Newman
Aylward
Julio Watson
George Marler
Gilmore
Witoen
McDaniels
Kingebury
Marler
Richard Logan
F W Goodbody
Beebas
John Shultz
New Mexico
Hamber
Hambter
Ed Hicks
Joe Hood
A J Cleveland
M EB Hodges
A Newman
J B Wylie
Income Tax Now In U S Constitution
A Washington dispatch reports the income tax becomes part of the U S Constitution as Wyoming’s ratification completes the 36-state approval. West Virginia recently ratified and New Jersey and New Mexico have acted. many states in the list supported the provision while Connecticut New Hampshire Rhode Island and Utah among others rejected it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wyoming
West Virginia
New Jersey
New Mexico
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Merse
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montnos
Nebras
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahomi
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Wisbonsia
Louisians
Ohio
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rinode Ieland
Uteb
When the Clouds and the Mountains Parted
Yesterday’s heavy rains and the lingering night soothed the nervous, while dark clouds hovered low in the valley. Old timers half-jokingly feared a period of wanton revels to follow as the clouds and mountains parted in a scene of rare sadness for Tombstone.
Dep Sheriff Howe heads to Florence for witness in Marter case
Wednesday's Daily reports Deputy Sheriff Howe left in the morning to bring a witness in the Marter case. The Cochise county board of supervisors will be in Phoenix on the 15th to attend a meeting of all supervisors to discuss county affairs and necessary state legislation. The infant child of J A Landers and wife of the Babacomari died in Tombstone after a brief illness from meningitis following pneumonia. the 11 month old infant is named. Quity Clerk LO Woolery shows improvement per Dr Hughart in attendance.
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Sher Howe
Florence
Marter
Cochise
J A Landers
Babacomari
Tombstone
Quity
Hughart
Dr Bacon Speaks on Diseases of Society at YMCA
Dr Jobs B con addecen dy crowded house at the YMCA last night on the subject The Diseases of Society Dr Bacon urged prompt action on close quarantine noting smallpox and other contagions in Phoenix Ray and the influx of people into Miami posed a grave menace to residents His speech was earnest forceful and well received
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The
Miami News
Dr Jobs
Addecen
YMCA
Bacon
Phoenix
Ray
Miami
Arizona miner's invention promises gold recovery device
The Anderson of Prescott unveils a practical washing apparatus designed to recover fine gold from solvent and silt. Tested in the Lynx Creek district, the inventor claims repeated success, asserting the device materially aids miners in extracting gold particles.
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Anderson
Prescott
Lynx Creek
Arizona Blueprint Company Ad Highlights Services
An Arizona printer showcases tracing maps and blueprints with brown and black line work. It advertises large vacuum frames electric machines and a full line of drawing materials and surveying instruments. Located at 609 South First Avenue.
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Arizona
Brown and Blacksline
Surveying Instrumente
South First Avenue
Outgoing Passenger Wooo and Numerous Visitors Reported
Thursday's notes list Wooo as an outgoing passenger for Tacvon with witnesses from Merion cane arriving from Phoenix. Several officials and residents including Attorney AM Baines from Douglas, Judge John Wilton Row from Bigbee, Deputy Marshal A A Hopkine, AA English and son Bryan from Bisbee, Constable Sam Hayburet, Judge FM Doan, and Deputy Sheriff Wm Bennett visiting or traveling on official business. Mine Mattie Hall returned to St David as her father’s illness worsened. An Arizona Legislature debate over employing a boy of school age prompted Attorney General George Purdy Balard to transmit his opinion to the House, amid Arbor Day events and a proposed bare ball game tomorrow between nine local teams.
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AM Baines Ie
Douglas
John Wilton
Bigbee
Hopkine
Sheking Bande
English
Bryan
Bisbee
Rebels Active Near Cananea
Reports from Cananea say rebels are becoming active again and discuss a new strike to cause sufficient disruption to draw U S intervention. Federales anticipate such action as Cananea is heavily garrisoned with precautionary messages, with trouble seen near the Sonora mining camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananea
Uncle Sam
Cansnes
Federale
Sonora
Would Make Good School Building
With spring the oda trial school moved to enlarged quarters at old Fort Grant. The Benson Press urges Benson citizens to gain governor and state legislature support to establish a deaf and dumb school. It argues such a school would benefit the region and fill a fine building that will soon be vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fort Grant
Benson Press
Indorse Woman Dr for Industrial School
A mass meeting of Phoenix women endorsed Dr Agnes McKee Walixoo of Prescott for resident physician at the Industrial School in Fort Grant. They argue the children at the school need female care and sympathy, a provision they lacked in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Agnes McKee Walixoo
Prescott
Fort Grant
Arizona
Southwestern Bonds Spark Heavy Investment Rush
New York Life Insurance Company leads a surge in southwestern bond purchases. W J Jones of El Paso had returned from Las Cruces with field reports. PDL McLaurie notes the deal as the firm buys 4 percent and 5 percent bonds at par and extends $50,000 in Phoenix real estate loans.
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Era Insurance
New York Life Insurance Company
W J Jones
el Paso
Lac Cruces
Pdl McLaurie
Schouls
New York Life
Phoenix
Reduction of intrastate potato and onion freight rates
Arizona railroad commission issues order cutting intrastate freight charges on potatoes and onions. The reform applies to the potato cass system, easing long-standing price pressures that hindered local growers in Fingsteft and Steinity from competing with out-of-state shipments. The new rate structure uses a hundredweight per mile basis to determine charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizoom Corporation Commission
Fingsteft
Steinity
Arizona
Cause of That Spell of Weather
An exploration of the severe weather spell reveals that Jack Kramer of the Gulf Stream Diversion & Climatic Improvement Co. orchestrated an experiment with a collaborator. As temperatures plunged, Kramer allegedly signaled success via wireless to greenlight immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kramer
Gulf Stream Diversion & Climatic Improvement Co
Douglas
Jack
Most Peculiar Legal Action In County Court
A curious case arises as Henbilloa Leadville Mining sues to recover 69000 from a defendant over a commission for the sale of property to Fuller and Neer for 600000. An interp reader asks to change the defendant identity from Lecaville Mining to H E Dugan and 5 M Greenidge, who claim the commission. The defense firm Richardson Pattee says the company holds the money and will pay to the rightful claimant. The dispute centers on who marketed the sale and who is entitled to the commission, with Dugan and Greenidge asserting the selling agent role and Hemphill making the same claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henbilloa Leadville Mining Company
Fuller and Neer
Richardson & Pattee
Lecaville Mining Company
H E Dugan
5 M Greenidge
Agente Commission
Meare Dugan
Greenidge
Hemphill
Mexican Woman Dies at Age of 112 Years
Tombstone friends were advised yesterday of the death of Mr. Pelips Laderma aged 111 years 1L months and 29 days who died Monday night at her home in East El Paso. The deceased was a native of Juarez and was one of the oldest residents in the United States.
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Tombstone
Pelips Laderma
East el Paso
Nan
Juarez
United States
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Mountain States Telephone Company
Arisone Telegraph and Telephone Company
Hayden
Frank W Rogem
Calo
Met
Ricca
Ad Nigro
K P Davie
Marinette
Vley
A M McOmie
Agricultural Department
the State University
Bartlett
Verde Valley
Robert Edgar
Fred C Mor
Indiana Society of Phoenix
Toccon
Evergreen Cemetery
Worsley
Arisoma
U. S. Constitution
Binbie
Hereford
Phil Taylor
Charleston
Bronco
Taylor
W J Russell
Theodore Darnsdalt
Bradford
Pennsylvanus
JE James
Los Angeles
Superior Court
James
Bender
EH Reeves
Lo Woolery
Land
Wm Rigga
el Dorado
Phoenix Blue Print Company
Mac Wooo
Tacvon
John Peary Ware
Sam Hayburet
Denglan
FM Doan
Ara
Wm Bennett
Cab- Adana
Mendoxa
Mine Mattie Hall
St David
Ronaney
Ax Page
George Purdy Balard
House of Representatives
Jones
Indorse
Industrial School
Southwestern
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