Notice for Posting of Land Adverse Claim Filing 1914
Incomplete and garbled text details a legal land notice seeking adverse claims or objections related to mineral interests. Affidavits must be filed by February 12, 1914, with Thomas F. Weedin, Register, in the Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Phoenix. It references multiple township and range descriptions and a Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company filing.
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Ben
Rue
Bar
Phi Taghd
Lote
Lott
Low
Tiss
ROE
Seo
Lord
Ind
Thomas F. Weedin
RSE
Mat Ey Bi
Seria
Department of the Interior
United States Land Offce
Phoenix
Arisons
Bante Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Howel Jones
Oazeys
Congress
Aande
Glia
Sat
Morntias
T.K Roe
Mioe
Nex
Nwy Sen
Abs
Sheriff Wheeler Addresses Boys at Opera House Meeting
Sheriff Wheeler spoke to Tomberone youth at a large Opera House gathering last evening. He urged moral traits and sensible conduct, stressing the value of local gymnasium efforts and friendly clergy support for youths welfare. The address drew attention and encouragement for the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheri
Wheeler
Opera House
Senle
Fair Commission Meeting Postponed Over Secretary Selection
The fair commission postponed its Tuesday meeting to decide the next secretary and conduct other business. A telegram from J J Keegan on the coast cited his wife’s illness and his inability to attend, with a plan to be present by week’s end. Governor Hunt will name the new commissioner to replace HE Campbell, likely from the north, at the February 16 meeting, and the 1914 campaign outline will begin.
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The
Fair Commission
Tueday
J J Keegan
Keegen
HE Campbell
Wood
Doings in the Superior Court
The case of the state versus Hughes dominated today’s proceedings as Hughes faced assault with a deadly weapon charges. The jury, empaneled yesterday, found Hughes guilty after a ten minute verdict.
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Hughes
Euperior
Charg d
Wee
Felex Lambrons
T Douglas
Tombstone Blossoms and Visitors Trimubant Town
In Tombstone residents praise the ideal climate and profuse blossom season as visitors from Bisbee and Douglas arrive by morning train. County School Superintendent D B Hotobice returns from a brief Douglas trip while M E Hawes of the First National Bank falls ill with acute indigestion and is taken to Bisbee for care.
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Hughas Cove
Aucrneys
Williams
Gilmore
Alex
Marry
Hughes
Speriff
Murh
D. B Hotobice
Douglas
Sulphur Spring Valley
Bisbee
M E Hawes
Bill Hattich Visits Tombstone in Arizona
Bill Hattich, longtime director for twenty years at Prospective Digest, visits Tombstone amid praise from local friends. He praises Arizona and Cochise County, notes California land prices push homeseekers west, and plans to return soon for future business.
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Bill” Hattich
Tombstone
Bill
Jourcal
Arizona
Ths
Cochise
California
Arisona
Cochie County
Mecca
Hattich
Business Man Praises Dr Miles Heart Remedy
A merchant recounts his recovery after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Dr Miles Nervine. He details months of illness, then six months of normal heart function, and credits a kind letter and doctor guidance for his improved health. He is a longtime merchant from Colé, Indiana, praising Miles Medical Co. and their remedies.
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Business Man
Dr. Miles
Heart Remedy
Anward Ty
Bollinger
Ncola
Miles
Colé
Miles Medical
Dkhert
Ind
Abolish Chauffeurs License Proposed In State Report
Secretary of State Osborn urges abolishing chauffeur licenses and halving vehicle license fees as they are argued to be a revenue tool. He notes the motor vehicle law is unconstitutional as a revenue measure and recommends no examinations for chauffeurs while preserving regulation. He reports 3,583 vehicle licenses and 703 chauffeur licenses issued in 1912-1913, with total law revenue of 20 933 dollars and expenditures of 12 071.06 dollars.
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Bideney P Osborn
Secretary of State
Jesus & Chenffeur
Osborn
Patee
Osboro
Aristone
A.v
Site chosen for artesian well with $7500 appropriation
The board of supervisors and Professor B H Forbes announce a February 16 meeting to select the artesian well site funded by a $7 500 appropriation. A valley survey by mobile team is expected, with GI Van Meter of Gleare rumored to bid, offering 10 stakes for 3 000 feet if needed to reach required depth. The law requires the well to be located on a well suited school section. The valley reportedly remains unsettled with some uncertainty about the exact site.
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B H Forbes
Rock
Bigzs
Forbes
Mobile Beiiwe
Cellacts
GI van Meter
Gleeare
Blride
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Mas “"Weedin
Sheriff Wheeler
Ie Toor
Cot Dean
Any Stara
Boz Doan
Eeetul
Investigi
BE. L’ham
Cosbies
Aris
Duroc
Seine
Veliey
el Reno
Oklahoma
Brother
World of Good
Aniston
Ala
Vigorette Co
Houston
Texan i
Reno
Oklahoms
Paug
T He Vigorette Co
Houston, Texas
al Carter
Fairview St
Pottsville
A. D. Frascolad
MU Gramer
Willmer
Vigorette
Texas
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