Arizona News Roundup Mixed With Local Events
A broad Arizona dispatch notes Little Rock seeking brood mares and settlers flocking to Gan Bimon as water districts grow. Bryan Jr resigns Georgetown Law post and moves to Arizona amid family issues. Dog rabies spark city health push in Douglas. Copper Queen fireman Grant shown unsettled and hospitalized. Willie Rose mine gains stake. Southern Pacific stock move eyed. Federal building in Phoenix near ready with large appropriation. Vice President elect Marshall tours Chandler farms. Cudahy party may invest locally. Prison policy debated. four inmates to field duty with picks. Douglas bar melee ends with Hadden assaulted by Henley. Mammoth mine stock sale funds full equipment and a new 200 ton mill planned. Banquet set at Phoenix Adame Hotel February 14 with Arr Mareball. Crane praises Arizona progress. Manuel Coeste resigns as Mexican consul after a year.
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Postoffice 1913
The following list shows letters remaining in general delivery for the week ending February 8 1913 at Tombstone Postoffice. Catherine Martinez Pedro Moreno Francisco Martines Advertisement notice required when calling for letters. A fee of 1 cent is collected for each letter delivered. W A Hanwoop Jr Postmaster.
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Tombstone
Catherine Martinez Pedro Moreno Francisco Martines
W. A. Hanwoop, Jr
Tombstone School Reports for January Highlight E. H. Bee
January period summary from Tombstone schools shows superintendent E. H. Bee reporting on high school and grammar grade results across 19 days. Notable metrics include attendance trends, grading standings, and brief remarks on curriculum progress for the period.
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Tombstone
E. H
Catarrh remedy ad notes unsatisfied obligations
An OCR fragment references Hall's Catarrh Cure and J. Duumer & Co. of Toledo unable to fulfill obligations to a firm named Watowo Krxeas & Marve, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. The legible portion hints at a failed or unmet contract or warranty connected to a catarrh treatment.
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Hall
J. Duumer & Co
Toledo
Watowo
Krxeas & Marve
Wholesale Draggiste
Wild Animal Skins Marketed to A H Hilton Mer Co
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bend your wild animal skins to A H Hilton Merch Co San Antonio. They have outlet to meonsetar ers in Europe and always net you. Unclear details and names are partially garbled.
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Hilton Mer. Co
San Antonio M
Europe
U S Cavalry Troop Placements Patrol Border Posts
Twenty two cavalry troops totaling about 1200 men are available for duty from Douglas to Nogales under Colonel Guilfoyle. Fifth Cavalry elements have arrived from the Philippines and occupy Fort Huachuca with others at Fort Apache. Troops B F G at Douglas, K L Nogales, M Garden Canyon, A Naco, B D Warren, C Forrest Station, H Slaughter’s Ranch.
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Douglas
Nogales
Guilfoyle
Fifth
Philippines
Fort Huachuca
Fort Apache
Slaughter’s Ranch
Noxelee
Garden Canyon
Naco
Warren
Forrest Station
Slaughter's Ranch
Prisons Granted Broad Privileges Spark Civic Petition
A Florence dispatch notes a circulating petition to the governor and legislature protesting leniency toward penitentiary inmates. It claims prisoners may roam downtown in civilian clothes, unmarked, mixing in public gatherings and approaching young girls and mothers. The petition demands confinement to prison and removal of such dress, urging legislative action.
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Florence
Medical Bill Faces House Challenge in North State
A strenuous battle is seen in the lower house as Lyseth of Graham introduces a medical bill, urged by doctors, to bar Christian Science practice. Critics say it violates fundamental rights and targets the medical fraternity.
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Lyseth
Graham
Juries reach through town with varied, colorful strides
The piece surveys local jurors from Bisbee Douglas Benson Courtland Naco and Tombstone, noting distinct walks and attitudes as they patrol Main Street. It closes with a garbled invitation about earning spare time and pay, reflecting a faded newspaper fragment.
Bisbee Car Sale Highlights Local Names and Court Ruling
In Bisbee today a 1935 Studebaker purchase drew praise from JJ Bowen and others while a habeas corpus case for John Rebults, held on a New Mexico charge, ended with discharge and release. Tombstone officials attended the Masonic Grand Lodge session as investigators and relatives gathered for Eastern Star events.
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JJ Bowen
Wie
Bishoo
H Hamburg
Ramsey Canyon
Bisbeo
Studebaker
Howen
Hamborg
J W Rosso Bisbee
John Rebults
New Mexico
Rebults
Curtody
Yaqui Indians Captured Near Nogales on Neutrality Charge
Word arrives that nine Yaqui Indians were captured Tuesday twelve miles west of Nogales for violating neutrality law. They are said to be held and likely taken to Tucson for trial.
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Nogales
Tucson
No Admission Charge for Patriotic Exercises Tomorrow
The Tombstone Public Schools republish the program for the patriotic exercises at Schieffelio Hall tomorrow evening with corrections. No admission charge and no one should raise the ticket stub. Doors open at 7 30 p m and exercises begin at 8 p m with a likely large attendance.
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Schieffelio Hall
Tombstone Public Schools
Investigator Arrives to Probe Pioneer Home in Prescott
Charles B Osborn, citizen member of the State Board of Control, has arrived in Prescott from Phoenix to investigate management at the Pioneer Home following charges filed by sixteen institution members against Superintendent Coldwell.
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Charles B Osborn
State Board of Control
Prescott
Phoenix
Cherges
Coldwell
Prosnix Blue Print Company Ad in Arisona
An old ad promotes Prosnix Blue Print Company as the state’s only commercial blue printers with Brown ape black line work as a specialty. It lists large vacuum frames electric machines and a full line of drawing materials and surveying supplies at 009 South First Avenues.
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Prosnix Blue Print Company
Arisona
Brown Apé
Arizona's Birthday State Holiday Noted Across Town
Thursday's Daily Rev reports W Merrit, secretary of the International Sunday School association, touring Tomistone then Tucson for his work. Arizona celebrates statehood tomorrow as a legal holiday. EH Reeves received a freight train for a feed and fuel emporium while a branch line car and freight were split at Fremont Street merchants. County School Supt Hotchkiss rode in from Douglas. HE Hawes of Fleet National Bank returned from Douglas. Peter Bute, expert cabinet maker, directs building work at Feirtenk. John Gleeson of Gleeson visits Tombstone. John Pearce heads to Bisbee. Mrs Bi Bryant returns from Gleeson to Los Angeles. Bob Irvice circulating among Tombstone friends. W H Worthington visits from Douglas. H Wheelsr returns from Oakland after funeral of her sister. Swift, a noted commercial man, visits Tombstone today.
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Rev 'W
Merrit
Eecroitary
International Sunday School Association
Tomistone
Tucson
Arizona
EH Reeves
Fremont Street
HE Hawes
Fleet National Bank
Douglas
Peter Bute
Feirtenk
John Gleeson
Gleeson
John Pearce
Bisbee
Montana rancher buys Cochise cattle for ranges
Theodore Oleen a Montana ranch owner has bought 1000 head of cattle from William Cowan 200 head of heifers from M Hanseker and about 250 head from Bar-Boot Cattle Company all in the Sulphur Springs valley in fettering moves for Montana holdings.
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Theodore Oleen
Montana
William Cowan
M Hanseker
Bar-Boot Cattle Company
Vale
Arizona Mission Best in Country
Miss Ide Wilshire of Sybory Australia traveled with Madame Harriet K Labadie to San Xavier del Bac near Tucson. She declared it the finest mission she has seen, much finer than the California missions, in a writer's note for Australian magazines.
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Ide Wilshire
Sybory
Australia
Harriet K Labadie
San Xavier del Bac Neer
Tucson
California Missions
Tucero
May Prosecute Agents for Fraud in Arizona Land Scheme
Government experts investigate curbatone agents who bring Pacific coast people to desert land in Arizona. They allegedly misrepresent water presence and locate land miles away. Several locators claim Arizona citizenship though they reside in California, exposing many to prosecution for fraud.
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Pacific Coast
Arizona
Arzona
California
Doings in the State Legislature
Arizona legislative notes report a partial core commissioner's work, discussions on morning sessions, road inspection bills, land and reclamation debates, and a range of committee actions. Notable items include a $20 million bond proposal, a sourewire fence plan, and bills on inheritance tax transfers, deputy treasurer, and women’s voter registration.
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B Wood Wil
Cde
Arizona Cattle Growers” Association
Hours
Senate
House
J . Callahan
Haot
Arizona
J . Callaghan
Sam Bradner
Bradner
Benson
Livestock Sanitary Board
Phoenix
Committee On
No 22 Ia
Ball
E . Godfrey
Godfrey
Irvine
Court Probate Notices and Divorces Filed
Probate proceedings list letters of administration and notices for Bank of Douglas in Terrebonne Minor and other estates. Included are applications for letters, public notices, and an order for sale of real estate. Also listed are divorces in the J N Davie and Bisasor cases plus appraisers named O Briene, Grindell, Cargell, and Stanley.
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Estate of
Imolevy
Bank of Douglas
Terrebone Minore
Terrebone
M E
Admir
No Appointment for U. S. Marshal in Arizona
Congressman Carl Hayden says no Democratic appointment for U S marshal in Arizona until 1916. In a Tucson letter to Neri Osborn Jr he notes the incumbent’s term runs to May 1916, giving donors over three years to agree on a successor and predicting no friction when the time comes.
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Amezona
Carl Hayden
Neri Osborn, Jr
Tucson
Hayden
Arizona Tax League Acts at Phoenix Meeting
The Arizona State Tax League board in Phoenix held a tense session approving tax commissioner proposals. Directors plan to mobilize support for proposed bills, circulate petitions urging immediate passage to the legislature, and present them to lawmakers across the state.
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Arizona State Tax League
Phoenix
Mouely
May Call Another Special Session
Phoenix reports that revised statutes require detailed review section by section, making the current sixty day session insufficient for essential work. The anti-sapital punishment bill and other measures already introduced will consume much time, and with pay ending at sixty days, Governor Hunt is expected to call an additional special session to continue the code revision.
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Phoenix
Hunt
bin Meessgo
Verdict in Jacobson Suit Against Toy Kee
The jury in the Harry Jacobson versus Toy Kee case awarded $450 to the plaintiff for a dog bite incident. Harry Jacobson, under guardian William Jacobson, alleged the dog owned by a Chinaman bit Merry Jacobson and sought $1000 in damages.
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Harry Jacobson
William Jacobson
Toy Kee
Guardian
Rate Changes Hit Cattle Shipments to Los Angeles
The inter rate commission published new end ola rates for cattle in 36 foot cars to Los Angeles, increasing from 58 to 73 and 90 50 to 96 and 94 to 100 dollars, with other stations proportionally reduced. After April 1 feeders rates lower 85 percent apply on single cars, aiding small shippers. Benton and Plagetail feeders set at 85, with coastal states at 5 percent of cattle or sheep rates.
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Los Angeles
inter#rate commission
Benton and Plagetail
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Terest Condensed
Board of Trade
Little Rock
Arkansaes
Gan Bimon
Artesian Water District
Renwick White
Sen Simon Artesian Belt
Washington Dispatch
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Georgetown University Law School
Tocton
F W Randal
Louis Elias
Juan Elias
Roche
William Grant
Copper Queen Power House
Lowell
Charles Isley
Grant
Copper Queen Hospital
Chiricahua Mountains
Willie Rose Copper Company
Ban Simon
Southern Pacific Company
University of Arizona
Arioos Medics! Association
American Medics! Association
Charles A Meserve
Cordovs
Sonora
Larmpazos
Federal
United States
Marshall
Chandler
Chandler Ranch Land Company
Cheadler
Valley Sedite Farms
JP Cudeby
Wm G Winstead
Pategonis
Mr Winstead
Cudahy
Aod
Cudaby
Board of Supervisors
Wesley Henley
O M Hadden
Hadden Cafe
Mammoth
Ibis
Roosevelt Dam
Mammoth Camp
Adame
Arr Mareball
Wm H Crane
Benster
Arizone
Taft
Manuel Coeste
Republic of Mexico
St.aese
U. S. Cavalry
Expos
Courtland
Pesses
Strest
JA Ivey
W Walker
J N Gaines
Jon McPherson
H H Hughart
W Karger
FN Wolcott
Masonic Grand Lodge
Mia
Mire AH Gardner
Bisbee Vis
Mise Jane Ford
Maricopa
Earl
J W Ross
John Rock
JC Kareer
State Supervisors Convention
FC Earle
Imperials
Tocson
Jesse B Wright
Wheeler
Califords
Rooney
Pioneer Home
Supt
Hotchkiss
Mre Bi Bryant
Bob Irvice
W H Worthington
H/C
Wheelsr
Oakland
H Swift
Arizona Mission
Wenselway
Samuel Potter
Se Hief
Taccon
Kane
Land Come Mission
Maddock
Coenning
State Land Commission
I Sager
Smithader
Edon Davie
O'Briee
E P Grindell
H + Cargell
Stanley
Jacobson
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