Officials cited before state commission over noncompliance
A report details that 20 officials of the Sepheta Taine eterad Company were summoned by the state commission for failure to file an order. The hearing reportedly concerns transportation contracts and ties to the ALG Barbes Circus Company while the case involves Delmer Hie ter and others. The Font of action stems from the commission’s December deadline and a court citation is issued to compel compliance. The matter features a statutory notice unrelated to the main hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvtgmnix
Sepheta Taine Eterad Company
Galesoryorssiom Commission
Commieskin
Vietrpetile
Che
Crreys
Calis
Cotteledon
Sosmey
Watchery Bill At Issue In State Commerce Debate
Fragmented text outlines a proposed watchery bill related to a cultural station, site construction, landings and equipment. It mentions the state government’s authority, a commissioner of commerce, and provisions for continued operations of a batchery subject to laws and regulations governing fisheries and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Brewterns
Cage
Mae Onder
Oreremny
Leereliy
Arizona
United States
Arizona stockmen invited to Parhendie and Southwest meeting
Arizona stockmen will be invited to attend the Parhendie and Southwest Stockmen's Association meeting in Albuquerque next March. State Senator Jeane Marth will address the Arizona stockmen caucus. Tombstone residents will attend Frecett meeting, with others possibly present at Al Dugueraue gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Albuowerque
Jeane Marth
Gris
Prescott
Tombstone
Notice of Contest Against Claim of Land Rights
A legal notice warns that contestation will be heard regarding alleged failures to occupy and cultivate the land under the homestead act. It states the respondent has not improved or cultivated the property and has not continued the claim, with proceedings set for a hearing and resealing of title. Public officials Thomas F. Wiel and John J. Birdno oversee the process with dates listed for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Aegis Catron
Homestead
Sudhaest Gusrer
Meridian
Thomas F. Wiel
John J, Birdno
Tate
Notice of Selection for University Purposes Lands in Arizona
United States Land Office Phoenix announces State of Arizona filed Grant Selections List No. 192 Serial No. 28845 and 628945 for university use. Descriptions place lands in T 19S R25E Sec 28 and Sec 35. Protests or contests allowed during two week publication period, dated Phoenix November 27 1916. First published December 2 1915.
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Armonis
Ely
Sen
Sway
AIG &S RM
Geserst Land Office
Dave
Phos
Arizona
Allin G&s
General Land Office
Phoenix
Tromas
F. Weedin
Register U.S. Land Office
John J. Birdno
U.S. Land Office
First National Bank of Tombstone Stockholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone will be held at the banking house in Tombstone Arizona on Tuesday January 0th 1916 at o'clock p.m. for election of Directors and such other business as may properly come before the meeting. T. S. Brandt, Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stice
First National Bank of
Tombstone
Arizona
Tombstone Family Inherits Small Fortune
A Tombstone family learns a Swiss attorneys letter reveals a deceased relative left a large estate to Mr Lombardi. Legal action may restore the inheritance to Lombardi’s widow and son, with estate proceeds tied up until settled locally. The family contemplates possible travel to Europe for final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lir Lonebardt
Walter
Switzerland
Lombardi
Lombard
Refugees 1000 Assessors Move to Morenci Camp
United States Marshal Joe Dillon and 11 deputies channel 236 miners from the Duncan camp to Morenci to perform annual assessment work on Detroit Copper Company claims. No trouble reported after a federal injunction restrains Western Federation of Miners interference. strikers offered five dollars a day to complete work on 140 unpatented claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Dillon
Saville
Western Federation of Miners
Tuchem
Cosh
Western Federation
Allo
Killed in Stope of Southwest Mine
Albert G. Watkin, foreman for eight of nine years at Copper Queen Consolidated Mining, was smothered to death after snow in No 1 stope of the Southwest mine. The accident occurred as moving ground collapsed between levels 1 and 2 during investigation by Shift Bow Rasmussen. Watkin was buried and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biskee
Albert G. Wat Kine
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Warren
Working
Southwest
Rasmussen
Watkins
Milton
Fairbank
Ajo
Minsing
Fima County
John Keats
Dewing Newico
Mystery Desert Murder Near Phoenix Chronicle
The 1915 Tombstone report describes a fire death in Black Canyon road area with escaped man Dre. 00 W.HO Howe linked to the case. Sheriff Jef Adams collates identities, notes a volume dated April 15 1915, and mentions a transfer to a crate asylum after a burn incident tied to a depiction of desert events. Additional names and addresses appear in the parchment but details are opaque.
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Phoenix
Dre
W.ho Howe
Black Canyon
Hye Ste
Jef Adams
Heneathy
W. H. Howe
Keach
Tombstone
Sherill Whoeler
Cochise
Hug
Crate Asylum
Howe
Cure for Epilepsy Reported After Years of Suffering
A testimonial from a patient’s family asserts a cure for epilepsy following years of struggle. The narrative credits Dr. Milew Nervine and Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana with a blessing, noting dramatic improvement and urging trials at local druggists with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Thousand Trout Liberated At Cave Creek Canyon
In a cooperative effort, two thousand young rainbow trout were released near Cave Creek headwaters by local officers with fishery support. Water-filled basins in bedrock caves provide breeding sites. floods may reduce some returns, but results elsewhere in southern Arizona suggest trout fishing could become a summer draw for visitors and residents.
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Douglas
Chiricahua
Imbesa
Cavecreek
Arizona
Shine Canyon
Catalisa Mountain
Arizoga
German spy arrest shocks Wetrren miner tale unfolds
The report recounts George Blucher of Wetrren and brother of ld Their ran players detained by an English cruiser after being accused of spying while in American waters near Seattle. Blucher returned to Seattle and aims to seek U S state department aid. local officials awaited further steps as authorities denied their pleas.
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J.P Ross
George Blucher
Wetrren
Muridiewatch Rate
Arizona
Tonk Blucher
O 2 Bavk
Hassavampa
B.C
Bucher
Seattle
Blocher
Ameri
Rtc
Blucher
State Department
Washington
Arizona mine products show huge 1915 value rise
The 1915 value of Arizona mine products reached about 88.95 million dollars according to a state survey. Silver output rose in several districts while zinc and lead prices varied. copper districts like Warren and Mohave counties contributed significantly. Immigrant and mining camp movements were noted in Fairbank, Ajo, and Tombstone with staffing changes and transfers.
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Washington
Dee
Arieva
C.hikes
Stesleician
Pemree
Eleer
Feom
Arun Eames Ie
Kate Kaffitty
Stone Property
Henke
Ful Mines Coome
Itis
Warren
Cocke County
Wwli
Golconda
Tentienes
Gleeson Children Stage Christmas Eve in Gleeson Gulch
Gleeson Dec 20 The entertainment at Taylor's Hall on the evening of December 23 featured a local children’s play titled Christmas Eve in Gleeson Gulch. Cast included Miss Houk Annie Campbell Lucy Humphrey Tobby Jasper Gibson Mrs. Dent Gladys Mattey Mabel Curtis Eva Wickstrom Dewey Campbell Dan Laurence Campbell Dit Smith Tom Cole Dane Clarence Brown Bridget Bridget Kennedy Richard Curtis Emmet Gleeson Hop Sing Albert Griffith with recitations by Jesse Gibson and William Cummings. Other notes include local residents visiting and traveling for holidays and brief official change as Justice of the Peace Mr R. Moore replaces Mr L. W. Rader.
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Taylor's Hall
Glesson Gulch
Miss Houck
Mabel Curtis
Eva Wickstrom
Dick Barlow
Dewey Campbell Dan
Laurence Campbell
Smith
Tom Cole Dane
Clarence Brown
Albert Griffith
Bridget
Kennedy Richard Curtis
Emmet Gleeson
Albert: Griffith
Jesse Gibson
Sheriff Prevents Shipment of 300 Cattle Under Restraining Order
Sheriff’s office halted the loading of 300 cattle at the El Paso and Southwestern Railway stockyards in Dondas after Judge Lockwood issued a Superior Court restraining order in M. J. Cuningham vs Slaughter Land and Cattle. E. J. Westervelt served the railroad agent, stopping the transfer. hearing on the order is set for January Sth. Ellinwood and Ross of Bisbee also participate in the case.
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el Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company
Dondas
Lockwood
M. J. Cuneningham
Slaughter Land and Cattle Company
Ptaff
Jane Rom. Woodward
OM. Hattle
Hopkins
E. J. Westervelt
Douglas
Monn
Man Shot by Police After Jewelry Store Break-In
Andrew Alvarado, a former Florence Penitentiary employee, was shot by police after entering Devant second hand store at Broadway and Meyer while attempting to escape. He was taken to a Tucson hospital in favorable condition with injuries to the thigh and knee. Jewelry valued at fourteen dollars was stolen.
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Tucson
Andrew Alvarado
Florence Penitentiary
Sheril
Devant
Broadway and
Meyer
Arizona Pital
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Nasal Passages Quickly
You feel fine in moments as the aromatic cream clears the nose and head. The antiseptic lotion penetrates swollen membranes, easing catarrh, dullness, and congestion so you can breathe freely again. Tell your druggist for a small bottle and apply a thin layer in the nostrils.
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Ely
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J. M Kimmel
Ket
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Annie Campbell
Lucy Humphrey Tobby
Jasper Gibson
Dent
Tobby
Gladys Mattey
Cer
Santa Claus
Willam Cummings
R. Moore
L. W. Rader
B. Bo Miller
el Paso
Pass City
R. T Stone
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