January Term of the Superior Court To Be Lengthy
January term of the Superior Court in Bisbee is expected to be lengthy with thirteen prisoners in jail awaiting trial and more out on bail. The Old case set for January 10 involves Leandre Maldonado charged with killing Officer Brooks. Walter Powst is charged with killing three others. It is anticipated the calendar will stretch through January and February as juries are vetted and trials proceed, with most cases taking about a day each and a focus on clearing the docket for the new year.
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Leandre Maldonado
Officer Brooks
Bisbee
Walter Powst
Douglas Han Succumbs After Oil Stove Fumes
A fragmented report notes Douglas Han suffocating from fumes from an oil stove while in bed. The narrative mentions Joaquin Miranda and Anatacio Casvilla in unclear details, with room 626 Second Street cited. Fumes are described as the cause as authorities investigate a deadly incident.
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Douglas
Dee
Joaquin Miranda
Second Street
Anatacio Casvilla
Pioneers Pass Away at Prescott in Christmas Tragedy
Obituary notes mark the deaths at Prescott Arizona of Deo M Go bet a longtime pioneer physician, James W Lewiy a miner born in Quebec and A Banta a veteran pioneer and early Arizona journalist. Judge Crosby signs admission order for Banta to the Pioneers Home Presentt.
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Prescott. Ariz
Gor
Drj
Sonora
James W. Lewiy
Pioneers
Quebec
Canada
Arizona
Tomistone
Lerby
Judge Crosby
Apache County
A. & Banta
Colonel Banta
New Year Message from Tombstone Church Leader
Reverend Albert Amundsen urges Tombstone residents to unite for the town's moral and material progress in 1910. He invites all townspeople to attend New Year services, promotes cooperation among churches, and stresses shared faith and communal betterment.
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Tombtone
Ighes
Tombstone
Albert Amundsen
Arizona Pioneers Elect Officers and Honor Goghilites
In Tucson on December a vote elected J Knox Corbet e as president of the Arizona Pioneers Society succeeding J C Hrichta. New officers include S am Four Asa Walker Cochise Joseph Keiber Mari copa E W Wells A J Lorpais JC Devine Pinal OF Towne Momy Vata aigron Var i Sears Wood Petre Michelena Granam Hanson Thorgs Glotn M Free man Wo PB Fients Poem B M Jacobs treasurer Jun BE Magee continues as secretary after earlier service.
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Asa Walker
Cochise
Joseph Keiber
Maricopa
E.W. Wells
A. J. Lorpais
JC Devine
Pinal
Momy Vataaigron
Var
I. Sears
Wood
Petre Michelena
Granam
Hanson Thorgs
Glotn
M. Freeman
Wo PB
Fients
Poem
B. M. Jacobs
Tombstone Couple Wed In Cathedral Ceremony
The event unites GO Clark Churchill and Virginia Goodrich in a church wedding at the Cathedral with a small gathering. Churchill, attorney general under three administrations, and Goodrich, long connected to Tombstone and local affairs, receive warm wishes from friends and the community. The couple recently announced the marriage and look forward to their life together.
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GO Clark
Churchill
Vingivia Goodrich
Cathedne
Heb
Arizona
Tombstone
Fowler voters back reinstatement bid amid school board dispute
Residents of Fowler express willingness to reinstate Carrie Green Billings after trustees dismissed her, while some board members vow to ignore voter wishes. The district, tied to a policy prohibiting married women from employment, faces mandamus actions if the majority will is not honored. A Fremont Street residence advertisement seeks payment and property claim details.
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Phoenix
Fowler Mivtries
Carrie Green Billings
Sili Legin
Monadnee claim work completed in Tombtone district
Notice states that the necessary work has been completed for N15 on the Monadnee claim in the Tombtone district. Signed by J. Rockfellow.
Extension of the Cochise County Jail Underway
Work on extending the Cochise County jail advances under county supervision. Cement has been poured in the yard and materials are on hand with completion expected soon. Contractors began after a bid judged too high, and the project proceeds under the board’s oversight.
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Adavcan
Cochise
Ineenite
Dae
Arizona Cattle Growers Meet Speakers on Range Health
The Arizona Cattle Growers Association invites University of Arizona officials to Prescott for the annual meeting January 10 to 12. Dr RH Williams will discuss Quality vs Numbers Cattle and Prof GW Barnes will speak on Range Sanitation, focusing on improving ranges to support far more cattle.
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Arizona Cattle Growers' Association
University of Arizona
Prescott
RH. Williams
GW. Barnes
Agricultural Extension Service
Tombstone Town Topics Se terse Report and Weather
A three day storm of snow wind sleet and rain hovered over Cochise county and shifted between rain and snow this morning. The Board of Supervisors met to review county reports and the treasurer's cash balance was tallied at 472 985 08. Emma Johnson and her brother visited Ft Huachuca while B A Jennings of Bee at Dorine called on Bunker Hill Mines.
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Cochise County
Cochise
Huachucas
Ross
B. A. Jennings
Auditor's of
Bee
Dorgine
Tombstome
Bunker Hill Mines Company
State Upheld For Big Fines From Roads
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the state’s action against railroads for contempt in a dispute over transport rates and interstate status. Southern Pacific was fined 1400 dollars and the Arizona Exscers 500. The case centers on alleged discrimination against a circus and the transport of property and employees at rail rates.
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Phoenix
Ord
Autora Corporation
Omrnie
Quetenda
Arizona Eastern
Southern Pacific
Campbell
Claumo
Commission
Arigna
Joint Arizona and New Mexico Irrigation Conference Held
Prof. fon ene aywer announced a joint conference between Arizona and New Mexico on irrigation projects in the Rio Grade and Carbbed areas. Dr. O'Donnell of the Reclamation Service will lead the program with speakers from New Mexico and California. The event coincides with the Farmer's Short Course in Tucson and offers special railroad fares for attendees.
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Fon
BP. Smith
University of Arizona
Bootleggers Begin Road Work in Cochise County
Douglas December reports indicate bootleggers serving terms are assigned to county road labor, with County Sheriff John F. Row noting that about 60 men convicted for bootlegging have taken up road work since prohibition. Some contributors remain on the jobs and are praised as excellent workers. The Row enforcement confirms special contracts and railroad tariff interchanges affecting transport duties.
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Douglas
John F. Row
Mr Rows
Cochise
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