Mrs Wallace Among Refugees From Chihuahua in Mexico
Mrs Wm Wallace and her parents arrived in Tombstone from Mexico as American refugees from Chihuahua after revolutions near Curibuirichic. She faced long, difficult travel with a band on a rail line halted and bridges burned. Mr Wallace remained to run La Princesa Mining. reports say trouble is subsiding and mines are operating normally.
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Win Wallace
Tombstone
Mre
N Wolcott
Mexico
Chihuahua
Wallace
Curibuirichic
Chihuatas
la Princesa Mining Company
el Paso
Notary Public Commissions Expire in Arizona
Arizona faces a treasury windfall as about 500 notarial commissions expired when the territory became a state. An Attorney General and Governor misread the terms, declaring all commissions void after statehood. Two new commissions were issued, and the $2.50 fee per commission could net roughly $12,500 for reappointment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
George Purdy Bullard Kimer
Sloan Wee
Ste Ie
Treasury
Sloan Nomination To Federal Judge For Arizona
President Taft sent to the senate Richard E Sloan's nomination for a federal judgeship in Arizona. The dispatch notes more nominations will follow later in the week.
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Washington
Richard E Sloan
Arizona
Senate
Taft
Grand Lodge Session Names Arizona Officers in Prescott
After two days in session the Grand Lodge of Arizona announced officers for 1912 13 with Harry Arizona Wrecks of Tucson as Most Worshipful Grand Master Leroy Middleton of Globe as Deputy Grand George A Bee of Yuma as Senior Grand Warden R N Frdericks of Prescott as Junior Grand Treasurer G J Korkruge of Tucson as Secretary F A Shaw of Phoenix as Lecturer Master H A Morgan of Willoaa planted the state bood tree in the plaza Master Judge F M Doan presided. The next annual conclave will be held in Blabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Gread Lodge of
Arizona
Harry Arizona Wrecks
Tucson
Leroy Middleton
Globe
M Smith
Yuma
George Abee
R N Frdericks
G J Korkruge
Tucsett
F A* Shaw
Phoenix
Atocon
H A Morgan
Willoaa
Sfet
Blabee
Ship Rich Ore to Smelter by Young and Associates
A carload of ore weighing about thirty five tons was shipped to a smelter in El Paso by James Young and associates. The shipment, sent from the Honeycomb district on S Street, is described as high in gold and silver content and expected to yield substantial returns. The ore resembles the material uncovered in the camp’s early days when over a million dollars was reportedly extracted.
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James Young
U S Marshal Will Continue In Office
United States Attorney J E Morrison and United States Marshal C A Overlook will stay in office despite the statehood proclamation until successors are appointed and confirmed. Advisers to that effect have been received by the United States Marshal to prevent Arizona from being without a federal attorney and marshal during the interim before regular appointments.
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United States
JE Morrison
Marshall C
Adviers
Arizona
Cattlemen to Meet March First in Tombstone
Supervisor Rigge says Cochise county cattlemen will receive over two hundred mailed notices inviting attendance at a March meeting. The session likely in the court room aims to gather stockmen ideas on county ranch policy and may form a County Cattlemen's Association.
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Tombstone
Rigge
Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
Almond trees bloom in Tombstone garden scene
The almond trees in full bloom grace Tombstone gardens as nature wears its finest garb. The city welcomes Matebood with fragrant perfume and smiles, marking a festive moment in the lush garden setting.
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Tombstone
Matebood
Town visitors and local events fill Tombstone day
Form Thureday's Daily dr and MreJ W Hevercy of Fort Huachuca are in the city today arriving yesterday Mise Mare Hamilton of Sp ks ue Wash and Mise Cameleon of bows City in Tombetone visiting points of interest. Sheriff Wheeler and family will move into the cottage opposite the court house. Dance at Gage Hall Jest eight featured the Black boro Orchestra and the 48th star arizona flag decor.
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Mrej W Hevercy
Fort Huachuca
Yeaterday
Mise Mare Hamilton
Sp Ks Ue
Wash
Mise Cameleon
Bows City
Tombetone
Sheriff Wheeler
Eirer Sid
Court House
Hicks
Atehood
Gage Hall
Blackboro Orchestra
First State Events Mark Arizona’s New Era
Multiple firsts under statehood are recorded: marriage licenses in Cochise County for James Hibler and M Edes Barkdale and for Gregorio Florer and Victoria Martinez in Douglas. J E Kelly of Middlemarch Copper Co files the first record. OGitson earns the first judgment in the new superior court. Governor Hunt signs the first official document and appoints Cleveland Thompson notary and KB Sims and Lamar Cobb to key posts. The Douglas ceremony unites Myrtle Walker and Frank Cramer. First superior court session opens before Judge Sutter as court reporter John W Walker begins record.
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Cochise County
James
Superior Court
Yeates
James H Hibler
M Edes
Barkdale
San Simon
Gregorio Florer
Victoria Martinez
Douglas
J E Kelly
Middle- March Copper Co
Recorder
Ogitson
Provident Mutual Association
Hunt
Cleveland Thompson
Ridney Fostern
Bret
KB Sims
Florence
Lamar Cobb
Clifton
Sutter
Vng i
John W. Walker
JF Duncan
Beilitt
Providential Mutual Building & Loan Association
Jos McGuire
Ginson
Cochise Telephone Co May Consolidation Planned
Cochise Telephone Co's May consolidation plans to merge Adame Riggs and Courtland telephone entities aim to extend service across nearly all Cochise county and southern Graham county. The proposal would connect Sac Simon valley with Pombatene Moug and Bisbee, Sulphur Spring Valley and Gils valley. A meeting of principals will be held at Willcox in a few days.
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Te Fe
Adame, Riggs and
Courtland Rlephoe
Scone
Iever
Cochise County
Graham County
Simon Valley
Pombatene
Moug' d Bisbee
Flags Floated to Breeze With 48 Stars
A large 8 foot flag with 48 stars was unfurled by Mrs WA Harwood at her residence as a statehood celebration. John Marden owned several mounted flags bearing 48 stars for display in the town. The Prescott office notes the 48 star banner holds an honored place in civic display.
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WA Harwood
Ste Joho Marden
Mra Marde
Zapatistas Said to Be Invading Sonora
Report from Sonora cites mining figure Stewart that Antonio Rojas with Zapata forces near Baviepe plans a raid tonight. Wires cut between three points as El Tigre notes Rojas views El Tigre then Yeabal and Agua Prieta as next steps.
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Zapatistas
Sonora
Stewart
Antonio Rojas
Baviepe
Zapatiates
Chihusheoa
Sonto Weral
Bariape
el Tigre
el Tiere
Rojas
Bavispe
Bayvispe
Yeabal
Actari
Agua Pricta
Cameron proposes bills on elections, bridges, and Grand Canyon rail
Delegate Cameron introduced bills in the house on Monday. One seeks $2,019 to pay canvassing board expenses in counting Arizona election returns. Another asks $100,000 for building bridges over the San Carlos and Gila rivers. A third proposes a scenic railway at Grand Canyon.
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Cameron
House
Arizona
San Carlos
Gila
Grand Canyon
Pearce Man Dies After Mine Accident
Ramon Durazo, a Tombstone resident, was fatally injured at the Commonwealth Extension Co mine in Pearce after falling into a shaft. Relatives were informed as a brother hurried to Pearce. a telegram later confirmed his death from his injuries.
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Pearce
Ramon Durazo
Rious
Commonwealth Extension Co
Durazo
Tie Brother
Inauguration Attendee Slougher Visits Phoenix
Attend the inauguration ceremonies in Phoenix includes John H Slougher a personal friend of the governor and longtime state figure. Slougher, veteran of political battles, traveled with anticipation of meeting old allies amid the governor’s events and state functions.
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Hon
John H Slougher
Phoenix
Hant
Slaventer
Pat Te Motine
Varus
Douglae Toteros
Aliens May Still Receive Papers Here
An investigation of the announcement recently had to the press at the county to the feel that hereafter all applicants for naturalization papers should be required to make a trip to Phoenix to secure them. The list includes Antop Arineald of Doug tap, Antunovich of Russia, Dougine of Australia, Emite Warlop of Lowell, Benn of Bisbee, Sinalir of Bisbee, Beckman of Bisbee, Slants of Beier, and other residents. The next naturalization hearing was fixed for May 13 with many more aliens expected to be added to the roster.
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Phoenis
Pti
Ewurt
Bien Tlavt
Tre
Ing
Antop Arineald
Doug Tap
Ruse
Apton
New County Officers Begin Work After Inauguration
New county officials assumed duties and began organizing oversight of county affairs. Hickey chairs the board of supervisors with Metlay von Douglas as clerk and AC Karger as assistant clerk. Plans include interpreting the county hospital and fixing salaries, with the first court session set for tomorrow and several deputies and officers installed.
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Toe Hoard
Eopersieurs
Oup Hickey
Metlay von Douglas
AC Karger
St Douglas
Sutter
Guy Welch Ie Uly
Ts Undershort
AW Howe
Harry Betterty
E W Satis
Curt Fa James
Ship of State
Cochise
Marble experts visit Tombstone quarry tour
Marble experts Mesere RC Lentz and T Lauder, renowned in the field, visited quarries near Bowir in southern Arizona. They reported heated ground owned by MoM Muwen may host a new quarry venture, potentially rivaling Vermont and Italian marble.
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Mesere
RC Lentz
T Lauder
Fombeons
Tte
Los Angeles
Mom Mu Wen
Vermont
Mesers Lents and Lauder
Jicinity
Bowir
Vesteronone
Arizona
Uteb
Opium Smuggling Suspect Bond Posted After Arrest
A district court clerk ordered the destruction of five thousand dollars worth of opium related to the case against Derony McCreave, arrested on smuggling charges. Tom O'Keete, customs entrant at No Este Hemite, issued the order. The accused posted bond but failed to appear for a scheduled hearing.
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Giuhe
Distriet Court
Tom O'Keete
Thas
Derony McCreave
Local events and visits fill Tombstone area social page
Friday church gathering and community dances are planned as Comboy hosts a Friday night event. Officials including Superintendent Morehkine and attorneys Hayes and Neal travel for local duties while Rock and Migee inspect the county hospital. The Tompstone calendar notes a New Year celebration and a question about prisoner testimony via sign language.
Governor Hunts Proclamation Sets Legislature Convenes
Shortly after 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon Governor Hunt signed the proclamation convening the state legislature on March 38. The action aligns with the earlier date permitted by law to assemble the legislative session.
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Court House
Hunt
Court Cases Filed And Divorces Quiet Title Actions
Court filings include divorce decree and quiet title in suit 5884 with Beumer Dr residence and Nicholeon Cr contract cancellation and $2481.26 judgment in suit S221. Quiet title granted in suit 6514. Appeals from JP court covering Tedaldi related orders. Agnes Connolly guardianship discharge as minor ward comes of age.
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Beumer
IT Nicholeon Cr
Lare Neu
F Joerger
R Belcher
Chas Meloy Et
J P Court
Maccabees of Tombstone Plan Dance at Gage Hall
The Maccabees of Tombstone will host a masquerade dance at Gage Hall under local Maccabees auspices. Ladies have been asked to attend, with preparations aimed at a pleasant and memorable event for all guests.
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Maccabees
Tombstone
Gage Haliva
Order of Maccabees
Stimulant or Tonic? Ayer Cory pany Posed
Fragmentary OCR reads Stimulant or Tonic and mentions C. Ayer Cory pany of Laven, but essential names and details are unclear. The text appears to be a misspelled ad or notice fragment lacking a coherent event or outcome.
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Terest Condensed
Dank
Kingman
Shannon
Supreme Court
Trio Buttes Mining Company
Pato & Southwestern
Silver Bell Railroad
Silver Bell
Ira Brown
Francisco Adelia
Mohave Court
Hae
August Rost
Georgie
Mre al Dendy
Solomonville
Safford
George W Hance
Camp Verde
Misenum
D Townsend
John Townsend
Lochanter
Albert Moore
Himsell
Ford
Weather Bureau
Joseph Eble
el Paso Autoiete
Laurel
E P Grindell
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Deming New Meco
Deming
Silver City
Lordsburg
Eosigo Sod Salee
MJ Mosley
Arizons Fire Insurance Company
Bisbee
Ths
Kratachnitz
G Lcarlatt
Tucson Nogales
Miguel Limon
Alder Creek Canyon
Oracle
Camp Apache
Southwestern
Cleveland H Dodge
Phelps-Dodge Company
Desert Laboratory
Bulmgner
L D Coggins
Almats
Tiec
Colorado
Prake
Prescott Water Users’ Company
Citizen
The
Dary Star
Wm. Wallace
Sloan
Grand Lodge
U. S. Marshal
Ben
Sas Gevd Bnoa
Form Thureday’s Daily
Delaney
Porter McDonald
Joh Raon
Grant Warner
University of Angine
McDonald
Edo
Nevin
HC Bal'ard
Cochire
Mise May Thiel
Pasenger
Bistee
I Gore
R. A. Tiernan
Remington Typewriter Co
Cananea
Rice
Ehrick
State of
Dougles
Arizone
Justice Ben Rice
Mise Myrtle Walker
Frank Cramer
Cottonwood Canyon
Cochise Telephone Co
Prasse
Sheri Wheeler
Duglas Yeasterday
Jobo Rock
W Migee
Morehkine Best
Willest
Jenkins
Lyman Hayes
Willcox
Googe H Neal
City
Prisiner
No & JM
Aurelia
Mary Hore Bir
Barhore
Probate
E Tedaldi
Julia Tedaldi
EW Adameon
Connolly
Agnes Connolly
Ayer
Yer
Th . C. Ayer
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