Proclamation for Arizona Election on Constitution Ratification
The Acting Governor George A Young proclaims a general election on February 9, 1911 in the Territory of Arizona for ratification or rejection of the Constitution framed by the Constitutional Convention. It details voter eligibility, ballot wording, county boards, and election law applications with a $5000 reward for violations.
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Constitutional Convention
Arizona
George A. Young
Congress
Arzona
United States
Arr
Arena
Argony
Avicona
Anza
Board of Supervisors
Boards of Election
Phoeni
George U Youn
R. A. Kirk
Meeting to Consider Extension Not Held by Phelps Dodge
Phelps Dodge directors did not meet to discuss extending the El Paso and Southwestern line to Tac eon. The firm says the matter has been under study for some time and will happen, but they cannot see where rain has fallen broadly in Central Arizona with heavy snow in the northern plateau.
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New York
Tucson
Phelps Dodge
el Paso & Southwestern
Taceon
Arizona
Murphy Extends Turkey Thanks to Railroad Employees
Daily President Murphy honors Santa Fe Pacific and Prescott railroad workers as the Prescott Miner notes 400 birds received for the Thanksgiving distribution. The call for gifts exceeded all previous years, reflecting strong employee support.
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FM Murphy
Santa Fe, Pacific and
Prescott
Tribute for Arizona pioneer Darrel Dappay in Phoenix grave marker
Maricopa Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution arranged a granite memorial marker for Darrel Dappay the English pioneer who named Phoenix and Tempe. With help from 41 Wiatt the block was installed and dedicated yesterday, commemorating his contributions to the area.
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Maricopa
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Darrel Dappay
Arizona
Phoenix
Tenpe
Wiatt
Vioneer home furniture set featured in The Journal Miner
An unsolicited offer from a well known commercial man presents a complete Circassian walnut furniture group. The collection includes a bedstead dresser table chairs and durable pieces advertised as lasting like steel. Also listed are spring mattresses, a white California blanket top, and a Brussels rug with pillows and related items.
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Vioneer
Miner
Teautital
Tucson to Get Smelter by Arizona Consolidated Mining Co
The Arizona Consolidated Smelting and Mining Company plans a Tucson smelter costing 350000 dollars to treat all ore found locally. Foundations to begin within the next few months after a meeting Tuesday at the chamber of commerce to consider the venture.
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Arizona Consolidated Smrithg and Mining Company
Tucson
Hjer
Thompson, Tan
Chamber O Commerce
Government Troops Move Between Naco and Nogales
A Mexican infantry company arrived at Naco Sonora and, with the unit now stationed there, will move tonight to a point on the Nacozari railroad for rail transport to Naco. A six-coach train left Empalme bound for Nogales, but it is believed they will also proceed to Nacozari.
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Neco
Arizons
Naco
Sonora
Nacozari
Nacozari Alesina
Empalme
Senora
Nogales
Nacorari
Hermit in Breech-Cloth Captures Miner in Colorado Desert
Philip Hess of Calexico reports a wildman clad only in breech cloth and sandals, armed with a shotgun, held him captive near a gold claim north of Coyote. Hess says the stranger claimed to be a former wealthy New Yorker who “blew in” a fortune and showed Hess a claim said to be rich. Captain Bartlett, who pursued the wild man, suspects the captive may know the disappearance of the wealthy American.
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Colorado Desert
Philip Hess
Calexs
Hess
Hese
Orgun
Captain Bartlett
Otis
Ous
Parole Granted in Juvenile Industrial Case
Governor Sloan granted parole to two students in the industrial school program. Elbert Senence and others were involved in a parole recommendation supported by Superintendent Matunny. The news notes a celebratory mood at the annual dance and local social updates as well.
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Dangler
Indusstral Onsen
Lino Morales
Tribetone
Sloan Yeetentay
Elbert Senence
Industront
Hes Wor
Alout
Holiday Bargain Bonanza Across Stores
Stores promote heavy discounts on Christmas goods this week with enticing reductions. Merchants aim to clear inventory rather than store unsold items for another year.
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Toes
Steortavents
Arizona Postmasters Appointed
Washington, Dec. 24. The following appointments of postmen in Arizona have been announced: crominum Frat Wo More, A McBeath resigned, Greer-Mre, Mollie Beler, vice H M Withank, resigned. Valentine -Chat K White, resigned, H B Shel!, vice T
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Washington
Arizona
Crominum Frat Wo More
A McBeath
Greer
Mre
Mollie Beler
H M Withank
Valentine —Chat K White
H B Shel
U S District Court Doings Next Week Schedule
The district court will hear multiple cases including Henry Pai ve Superior and Pittsb Mining Co et al and Adolph Wittman v Bisbee Drag. Other named actions include A A Worseley v Francisco A Garcia and Henslelt v McDonalds. A recess follows for the supreme court session in Phoenix beginning January 8 with the long session to decide important matters.
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Teespay, Jax
Henry Pai
Superior & Pitteburg 1
Mining Company
M.J. Brown
Dan Angine
Weestspay
Jay
New York Belting & Packing Co
Oro Maximo Mining Co
Armour Packing Co
A. A. Worseley
Francisco A. Garcia
Bietee Ve Chas Rose
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Bestowes Gift Upon Pioneers Home and Arizona Clubs Meet
Bestowes Gift Upon Pioneers Home honors past deeds and patriotism as Gur Heyman travels with friends in Tombstone and Arizona. The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Prescott January 18, 19 and 99.
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Bestowes
Pioneers
Gur Heyman
Tombstone
Arzona
Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs
Prescott
U S Troops Not To Be Employed
The Department of Justice has decided not to request troops along the border. The article indicates grave danger from combatants near the American side. Anyone engaged in combat will be seized and dealt with.
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Department of Justice
United States
Phoenix teacher bans slang at high school
Stabler, principal of Phoenix high school, issues a fine order fining pupils who use slang or profanity, aiming to curb what he calls pervasive and degrading language. The move targets clear, understandable communication and school discipline.
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Ale. Stabler
Phoenix
Apaches Confiscate 8000 Gallons of Tiswin at Fort Apache
A Washington dispatch reports about 8000 gallons of tiswin or tulapai, an Apache intoxicating beverage, confiscated by Indian office agents at Fort Apache Arizona. The liquid is described as highly intoxicating and its weight and associated addiction among the Apache are noted.
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Washington
Apache India
Indian Officeragente
Fort Apache
Arizona
Interesting Pension Figures Awent the reference in The Passe Preton
Pension figures discussed in a 1910 report show changes in monthly pension amounts for various ages and totals. The commissioners report lists the number of pensioners on the roll, decreases in the month, Civil War veterans, deaths, and gains to the roll from other causes.
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Congress
Arizona
Commutation for Prisoners Granted by Governor Sioan
Governor Sioan grants commutations for several prisoners due to good behavior and work credits. From Cochise County Pablo Arechigo, jailed for grand larceny since December 14, 1909, and Casmiro Norixge, sentenced November 29, 199, for grand larceny, receive reduced terms. Arizona Reclamation Service reports irrigation: 4% miles of canals delivering water to 181,364 acres, including 65,000 of alfalfa and over 5,000 in cantaloupes and melons.
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Florence
Sioan
Cochise
Pablo Arechigo
Tombatone
Casmiro Norixge
Tomstone
Arizona Reclamation Service
Progressive Whist Club Hosts Mr and Mrs Rose Tonight
Friday’s Daily reports Mr and Mrs Rose and others attending the Progressive Whist Club event this evening. Attendance details are expected. Tombstone teachers aim to return home, some tonight and the rest tomorrow.
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HS Rose
Death of S L Rockfellow Tom Recktllaw
A garbled obituary notes the death of S L Rockfellow Tom Recktllaw on August 4 in Mt Morie New York after years of service in the community. The funeral is planned at the Presbyterian church January 7, with his daughter Me fellow and son sharing in the mourning. The piece praises his health and steadfast spirit and the community’s sympathy for the family.
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Tom
Rickie
Kochi
Mt Moreie
New York
Goad
Taian
Mt. Morrin
Martie
Mi ‘Thastine
Convention Discusses Important Topic at Dong
Dr Frederick T Wrehe opened the convention by advocating a return to fundamental teaching. Delegates voiced support for conserving the existing system and responding to its arguments before the meeting closed.
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Tometo
Fredrick T Wrehe
Dong Aes
Fundem Na
Erdeol
de Wright
Deputy White Arrests Albert Capp
Albert Capp, accused of purchasing stock across the international boundary without paying duty, was arrested by Deputy White in Bisbee yesterday. He posted a $1,000 bond to secure his next appearance before the upcoming grand jury after consulting attorney Sir Wilins.
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Albert Capp
Dim Bisbee
Bieber
Hettorney Sir
Wilins
Rustice band operations linked to cattle theft case
A curiously garbled report ties alleged rustice band activity to cattle theft from ranchers in poverty. Authorities, led by Merten, verified thefts involving cattle and other assets as the legal case unfolds.
Rebels Sighted Near Nacozari
A distorted report claims insurgents moved toward Nacozari and reached a mining camp. The band’s leader told Americans their mining would not be harmed, but Mexican residents faced confiscation and forced marches. Towns nearby reportedly joined the rebel advance.
Birthday of First Mayor of Tucson
Birthday observance honors Sir DeLong the first mayor of Tucson who served two terms starting January 1, 1911. The celebration notes his military service and later ventures in mining and business yielding profits.
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Tucson
Sir DeLong
DeLong
Tresor
Tueston
Mrt
Tombstone Hotel Owner Injured In Fall Accident
Mrs J Adamson owner of the Arcade Hotel in Tombstone sustained a shoulder fracture after tipping on a rig. She was taken to the Corper Queen hospital this morning and doctors hope the injury is not serious.
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J. Adamson
Arcade
Initate
Measles Epidemic At Douglas Ends Reopens Schools
The International reports the measles epidemic at Douglas is eliminated and the public school system can re open on Monday. No deaths have occurred and outbreaks were not fatal, though many were affected by the illness and enduring complaints were noted.
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Douglas
The
International
Monarch of the Dragoons Visits Tombstone Pioneer Sutin
Sutin a pioneer paper man and monarch of the Dragoons visits Tombstone from Sorin ranch near Cochise Stronghold. He greets locals at Tombstone and muses on the riddle of Christmas decorations, noting the contrast between gilded spheres and costly bonnets versus modest prices.
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Sutin
The
Dragoons
Sorin
Cochise
Tombatone
New Cases Filed in Both Courts
METRICY COURT reports new cases filed in both courts including Copper Belle Mining Company of West Virginia versus John Glen for debt and a judgment in suit No. 6 percent against Rapter Church of Douglas, with other estate matters listed such as final discharge and administration actions.
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Copper Belle Mining Company of
West Virginia
John Glen
Debe
Rapter Church of
Douglas
Breaks Record in Alfalfa Raising
A Krell owned ranch reported a record alfalfa year with eight harvests. The eighth cutting occurred on Christmas Day and a notable total yield was achieved, surpassing prior records for the season.
Stamp Man Pleads Guilty In Postal Theft Case
Neehart Gorda, arrested in Wichita division, pleaded guilty before Commissioner Richey to one charge of buying stolen postage stamps. The stamps were stolen from a mail post office near Kismet. Gordon claims he bought them there. Court records indicate the case filed in Kansas.
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Neehart Gorda
Ben
Kistner
Kausac
Richey
Wichita
Dnted
Kansas
Kismet
Bur Gordon
Arizona Not So Very Bad After All
Washington dispatch reports on population density by state with figures for Arizona Nevada and Rhode Island. It notes Arizona density at about one and a tenth per square mile to third from last, Nevada lowest with seven tenths, Rhode Island at 509.5 persons per unit.
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Arizona
Washington D.C
Nevada
Rhode Island
Supervisors Set to Review Annual County Reports
The board of Supervisors plans to examine yearly county reports and audit financial accounts. After evaluating the fiscal details, they will decide on awarding contracts for county supplies on a date in December or January.
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Board of Supervisors
What’s The Matter With Kansas Novelty Rumors
A Mesaection resident reports letters from Kanes to the eed recount that twenty five small banks in Kansas have been robbed by highwaymen in the past ninety days. The note mentions Arizona l and wooly and notes a bank held up in year.
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Jobe Kickin
Bess
Roserees
Dames Fisnn
Robe Aatel
Henson
James Bulineon
Bieler Stier
Mret J Watton
Tars
U. S. and District Court
District Court
Tavespay Jax
Adolph Wittman
Bisbee Drag
John Hagan
Samuel Stale
Thos Seleraig
Board of School
Trostece
Chas W. Bush
Robert E. Root
Louie Hensleit
Jim Reilly
Louis Henslett
Ronald McDonsald
U. S
S. L. Rockfellow
White
Loabe
Rustice
Nore
Nances
Cattie
Oral J
Poventry
Merten
Mexen
Snen
Catheoak
Amerionne
Megathe
Bern
Agua Pints
Dia
Trane Shas
Barney Kaes
Saatee
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