Arizona News Roundup From State Meetings And Accidents
Local items report Pippice dying after a fall near Douglas and an injury crash near Roomwell. Phoenix chambers back $5 million in bonds. bank deposits rise $80,000 post-reorg. Merchants unite to curb wail-order firms. a woman survived a Phoenix streetcar incident. Arizona delegates named for Philadelphia academy meeting. Mammoth claim sale to an English syndicate tops Patagonia mining deals at about $150,000. Phoenix to get a children’s playground. school property offered to Weslayan University. A county official fired during an altercation. Charles Gentech dies shortly after.
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Patagonia
Clement Guioo II
Rkb Richardson
Fence to halt cattle infection eyed along Arisces border
W E Severa state veterinary cur teon of Phoenix says if no tick signs by May first the cattle quarantine may end in Cochine county. A movement to build a border fence grows among esttemes to stop infected stock crossing the line. The Barsea of Animal Industry and Siete Bankary Board study the project for joint construction along the Arisces border.
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W. E. Severa
Siete Bankary Board
Arisces
New Bills Introduced In Arizona Legislature
Several measures were proposed including No 46 standardizing electrical work No 49 antitrust and No 50 51 52 on property rights initiative amendments and assault definitions The largest item is No 26 prohibiting misleading ads and No 87 changing legislative session dates The house debated mining hazardous work classification and jail labor care for dependents of prisoners Miners wage and trust regulation bills drew attention while resignations and Florence petition protests triggered committee referrals and political tensions.
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Arizona
Republic
A A Worsley
Congress
Hughes
Bisbee Miners’ Union
Lowie
Fintley
Lewin
Kerr
Bradner
Jatock
Jacobson
Tombstone Chinaman Defrauded of 1600 dollars
Wong Pok How, proprietor of the Can Cap restaurant in Tombstone, reports a forged note promising $1600 to bearer Wong Fook. The Chinese defendant, employed on a San Bernardino ranch near Douglas, was arrested and may face the superior court. The alleged letter demands payment and is translated in the complaint.
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Wong Pok How
Can Cap
Wong Fook
San Bernardino
Douglas
Tombstone
Wong Pok
Theo
Gondry Family Quarantined Amid Suspected Meningitis Outbreak
A Glebe household under quarantine for two weeks amid reports of a death and two ill children from suspected meningitis. Local authorities note the Gondry family faces a prolonged isolation while health officials investigate potential spinal meningitis risks in the area.
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Gondry
Glebe
Tombstone Visitors Highlight Local Cattle and Milling Interests
From Wednesday's Daily Fred Bennett a Tombstone Visitor today Monte M Manefield secretary of the Eagle Milling Co of Tuccom is a Lombetone visitor today Mr Mane booster for Tucrun and Kensons flour produced by his company Eagle Mills crowding eastern brands with superior quality The Ladies Aid Society and PS CE branch of the Christian Endeavor of Tombetone will host a cream social at the Congregational church on Friday evening M Christiansen of St David Ie Tombatone visitor today Mrs H M Eckerman left for Bisbee Col H L Pickets left for Silver City NM to attend professional business The shoards departed for Tucson after several days with Tombstone friends
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Monte M Manefield
Eagle Milling Co
Tuccom
Mane
Tucrun
Femous Kensons
Eagle Mills
Ite Superior Quality and
Co Lesder
Bresh Bours
Ones
Ari
Ite
Ladies Aid Society
PSCE
Christian Endeavor of
Tombetone
M Christiansen
St David Ie
Col H L
Silver City
Bhoards
Tucson
Tombstone
Shoards
Chins
MM Mansfield
Eagle Milling Company
Gleeson and Pearce
Cattle Assessments Face Push for Lower Minimum
Thomas E Campbell leader of Yavapai county and Arizona Assessors' Association urged the state tax commission in Phoenix to reduce the $25 per head minimum on range cattle. He argued current valuation is too high while chair CM Zander said the issue is under review and no action is yet determined.
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Thomas E Campbell
Seressor
Yavaps County
Arizona Assessors’ Association
State Text Commission
Phoenix
Campbell
CM Zander
The
Tax Commission
Clairvoyant Swindle Claims Woman’s Savings
A Globe dispatch reports deputy sheriffs seek a man named Professor Clem and a clairvoyant alleged to swindle Me W H Crowley of $500, the miner’s wife. A $75 reward is offered. The woman says Clem promised a rich vein and demanded cash as proof, counted the money, then disappeared leaving scraps of paper.
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Globe
Lem
Clem
Bond Issue Hearing On Tucson Intension Railroad Bonds
The Corporation Commission heard applications from El Paso and Southwestern Railway and Arizona and New Mexico Railway for bond issues. EP&GW seeks 3.5 million in bonds to cover Tucson expansion. Arizona and New Mexico would absorb Telegraph and Telephone Co as a subsidiary. Julia Frecklim of El Paso represented both companies.
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el Paco & Southwestern Railway Company
Arizona & New Mexico Railway Company
Ep&gw
Tucson
Arisons & New Mexico
Arizona and New Mexico
Telegraph and Telephone Co
Fed
Lordsburg
Olston
Railreed Company
Julia Frecklim
el Paso
Why We Should Celebrate Holidays In Patriot Essays
Tombstone High School pupils publish an article urging Americans to honor national holidays and remember Washington and Lincoln. The piece argues constant reverence for founders and heroes sustains freedom and patriotism, urging citizens to sacrifice time to teach children about the flag and national history.
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Edo
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Patrol Sent to Slaughter's Ranch
A troop of the ninth regiment was sent yesterday from Fort Huachuca to Slaughter's ranch to maintain a heavy patrol along the International Line. The patrol covers the right and key approaches with support from the United States Custom House inspectors aiding in security and enforcement.
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Slaughter's Ranch
Fort Huachuca
United States Custom House
Governor Signs Bridge Bill for Colorado Bridge
Late yesterday Governor Hunt signed Senate bill No 4 introduced by Wesel to appropriate 25000 for a bridge across the Colorado at Yuma. The measure, which requires matching contributions from the national government and California, passed without opposition in both houses.
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Hunt
Case for Pure Food Law Tests Brandy Seizure
Under the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 a libel case targets three barrels of misbranded brandy in Tucson. Shipped from San Francisco to Albert Sbeinfeld, the liquor bears the marks Superior and High Grade California Brandy and A Brandy Compound. The state district attorney contends the product is misbranded and not true brandy, seeking seizure and confication by the United States court.
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Tucson
Albert
San Francisco
E G Lyons and Rass Company
San Frenchie
OT Richey
Staten
State Legee
California
United States Court
Great Activity in the Sulphur Springs Valley
W F Barnee, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific, after a trip through the Sulphur Springs Valley reports extraordinary activity and optimism. The desert region yielded about 100 carloads of beans last season and suggests vast agricultural resources remain untapped.
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W. F. Barnee
Southern Pacific
Court Case Filings and Debtor Suits Summary
Superior Court docket lists several matters including Cummings vs Sampf debt suit 295 and Sneed writ of error. Gleeson Cash Store vs Denson debt default of 218 dollars and 29 cents. Jeanie H Shook versus J Shook divorce case noted.
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Elie K Sneed
J & Sneed
Gleeson Cash Store
Vel AE Denson
Will Mean Another Revolution
The Maderista official in Agua Prieta declares that the people of Senora and the volunteers of the state reject the high handed methods of Madero. A telegram from the northern military zone reported by a Diapateh representative says Madero and his cabinet are prisoners and orders perfect order and safety guarantees in the territory under his jurisdiction.
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Senora
Madero
Maderista
Agua Prieta
Torin
Son
Anti Capital Punishment Bill Killed in Senate
The Hughes anti capital punishment bill failed in the Senate on a thirteen to five vote. Governor Hoot was urged to postpone the measure. Attorney General Ballard issued an opinion that the state cannot bond for roads or state buildings, hobbling the good roads plan to spend five to ten million dollars for road improvements.
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Hughes
Senate
Hoot
Ballard
S. P. Will Build to Douglas For Rail Link
A report states Southern Pacific and Southwestern plan a line from Necosari to Tome iebi with Campas mines shipping soon. Mr. Cummings will visit Campas to gather final figures from mining outfits including Transaval Washington Minnespoli and Gueragat, aiming to begin shipments once the line reaches the coast.
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Southern Pacific
Ing Douglas
Cummings
Jett
Nacozari
Campas
Pacife
Necosari
Tome Iebi
Gusymas
Campes District
Tranaval
Washington
Minnespoli
Gueragat
Diepateb
Death of Pioneer Arizona Woman in Tucson
Mrs. Mary B. Feldman, age 70 and pioneer resident of Tucson, died at her home after a lingering illness. She was the mother of Mrs. E A Hughes and a well known figure in Tombstone visits. Five married children survive including Mrs Hughes of Tucson, Mrs Schmeding and Mrs E W Walker of Los Angeles, Charles Feldman of Tucson, and Fred Feldman of El Paso.
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E A. Hughes
Tucson
Mary B. Feldman
Hughes
Tombstone
Mra
E. Aughee
Sohmed
Ing
E. W. Walker
Los Angeles
Chat. Feldman
Fred Feldman
el Paso
Deputy Hutchins Returns to Duty After Leave
Superintendent Hutchins resumes duties after a period of absence. The deputy and local officials note his return to the post, marking continuity in leadership and operations.
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Hutchins
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Mre
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Biquilles Land & Cattle Co
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Been, N. M
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Bishes
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Viiting Officiel
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Hereford
Lee O Woolery
Woolery
JS McNeish
Peter Hook
Cananes
Wm. McSparrow
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Beicces
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