Blood tests at state hospital to fight insanity
Dr B B Mille, formerly of Joseph, Mo, starts new duties at the state hospital in Phoenix to conduct blood tests. Dr Warren Watkins supported the need for regular testing. Officials believe abnormal blood conditions affect a notable share of insanity, with about 30 percent showing issues. The article also covers Phoenix youth entering politics, a parcel post bill collection scam, Toccon Athletic Club incorporation in Tucson, Coryell’s acquittal in Morenci, a dope den raid, and a drug store robbery investigation.
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B B Mille
Joseph
Nee
Phoenix
Warren Watkins Belives
Mills
Toccon Athletic Club
Secretary of State
Tucson
Grove
Eolfing
Meyer Street
Fieisamse-Shomwsy
Heart Disease Almost Fatal to Young Girl
A thirteen year old girl suffered severe heart trouble requiring her bed near a window for breath. The article endorses Dr Miles Heart Remedy, citing many patients improved by the treatment from experience. It describes symptoms such as short breath fainting spells swelling, and heart pain.
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Gocter
New Year News From Tombstone and Pearce Residents
Friday’s Daily Editor Benwick White reports on New Year celebrations in Pearce and Tombstone with attendees including Supervisor Jobo Rock and others. Cattle inspector Porter McDonald traveled to Naco for cattle checks while a lively New Year’s dance at Gage Hall featured the Accordeon Orchestra.
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Benwick White
Ben Simon
Tombstone
Pearce Yee
Hardey
Thie City
Jobo Rock
Board of Surervisore
Karger
James Marre
Ed Hughes
John Walker
A Wentworth
Rose
Porter McDonald
Naco
Teast Point
Gage Hall
Accordeon
Land Scrip for Entry or Improvements Sought
Scrip offering land entry or improvement rights is advertised. Contact Wy Hussri & Sox in Springfield for further particulars and to address the bond subject.
Court Cases Filed forERion count Built No- 602
Court notices report multiple filings including Joan Encinas versus Carmen Botwas a section for divorce, Matt Sklender et al with BR McCamty debt of 250 dollars, and judgments in suits listing Alberto Gonzales and others with divorce outcomes and monetary amounts. Appraisers and administrators appointed in various estates with orders and dismissals noted, including Bank of Dougie administration letters.
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Joan Encinas
Carmen Botwas
Setion
Matt Sklender Etelye
McCamty
Alberto Gonseles
An‘oals Gousaiee
Deeres
Sweet Potato Preference Grows in Sulphur Springs Valley
Farmers in the Sulphur Springs valley increasingly favor a second sweet potato crop. George Hodges, from Whitewater district, sold four tons at about 3 cents per pound, totaling $130 for a half-section. Despite a tough summer, others report good luck with the variety, noting strong seed-potato potential and a ready market at 5 cents per pound, prompting plans for hundreds of acres to be planted.
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Sulphur Springs
George Hodges
Whitewater
Hodge
Pateb
Pioneers' Society Elects New Officers
Toccon dispatch reports election of officers and bids for next year at Pioneers' Historical Society meeting on Congress Street. Twenty four members attended from Tombstone Willcox and other towns. 223 members total. Officials chosen include Eugene Broater as president and J E Moges as secretary. Directors elected include Sidney Pinto and E A Jacobs. Debate over extending time limit to 1885 and notes on elder pioneer members and society finances.
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Toccon
OfScere
The
Poneers’ Historical Society
Congress Street
Willcox
Eugene Broater
J E Moges
M Jacobs
Tressurer
Pima
Fred Freishmens
Bernabe Brichts
Sante Cros
Henry Levis
Cochise
Willem Fourr
Owen T Smith
Yoms Tease Polbmus
John W Dorington
Grebe
Miles L Wood
Pedro Michelens
Merloopa J E Denese
Abram Goosele
Yavapai
Vast Arizona irrigation seek unlocks millions of acres
Arizona commissioners report seven to eight million acres of land outside forest reserves and Indian reservations are reclaimable by irrigation. They toured townships, noting thousands of potential reservoir sites along streams like the Little Colorado, Gila and Santa Cruz. Water projects, pumping, and water rights for school lands are central, with land values rising once irrigation is secured.
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Aripoas
Arizona
Arisona
Little Colorado
Gila
Santa Crus
Bill Williams Fork
Catarset Canyon
Coconino County
Mohave County
Colorado
Cochise County
Swisshelm
Whetstone
Dragoon Mountains
Greenlee
Granite
Willow Creeks
Prescott
Cana Grande Valley
Lower
Tax Commission Fixes Valuations for Livestock Assessments
The state Tax Commission released minimum valuations for assessing livestock at the assessor convention in Tucson. Officials noted that assessors broadly accepted the commission's figures with only minor changes, keeping minimums similar to last year and allowing two classes for work horses. The minimums include horse stock, cattle, and milk cow valuations, with class A and B ranges and discretionary adjustments by local assessors.
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State Tax Commission
Tucson
P J Miller
Development Work On Mammoth Mines
Word comes from Mammoth that Young Brothers, who took over the Mes oth-Collies properties during the summer, are making remarkable progress. A new shaft has been sunk on the Collins to a depth of 300 feet extending ore the full depth. A 4609 foot cross cut tunnel is being driven from the 700 foot level of the Mammoth to connect with the Collins shaft at the same depth. A large pump will replace the small ones to handle water at the Mammoth shaft by the first of the year, while a massive compressor will further the works.
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Mammoth
Collies
Sammer
Collins
Sonnet
Mines Boost Plan for Underground Drifts and Production
A report describes ongoing drift work using maohive drills with about 50 men employed. The Mohawk, Brady and Figueroa properties are under barging by Mr Tyron, representing eastern capital, with aims to place them in producing volume promptly once a deal is reached.
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Brady
Figueroa
Tyron
Cattle Growers Convention Set with Speeches
A two day meeting in Tucson includes speeches by Arthur C Riege land district forester on Cattle Interests in the Nations Forests. Tucson officials university president Wilde and Judge Frank Cox will also speak. Special railroad rates lure the largest Arizona cattlemen gathering yet as Tucson prepares to host.
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Arizona
Tuoisin
Arthur C Riegeland
United States
Nations Foreste
Miogliog
Tucson
Wilde
Frank Cox
N Athern Pacific
Raiiroids
Newspaper Man in the Tails Beaten After Arrest
AL Wood of the International faced disorderly conduct charges after an arrest and was beaten by Alfred K Towns known as the California Kid. Towns surrendered to police, posted $100 bail, and claimed recent news items misrepresented him, prompting a confrontation in which Wood was knocked to the sidewalk and injured.
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AL Wood
The
International
Bie
Alfred K Towns
California
Towne
Holland
Wood
Disorderly conduct case reserved by Justice McLay
Douglas Dimpa Wood faced a fine of 20 dollars or 20 days in jail after the case was reserved by Justice McLay on Wednesday morning and has appealed the decision.
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Justice Mclay
Douglas Dinpa Eb Wood
Nut Growing In Arizona Says Trees May Do In US West
A Rochester based director and Prof Forbes of the Arizona Agriculture Experiment Station discuss pecan and almond viability in Arizona. Pecan trees may grow at 1500 to 2000 feet with slow proving. almonds yield well in southern Arizona though late frosts ruin crops about one year in three. The work remains experimental and uncertain but of growing interest.
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Rochester
Forbes
Arison Agriculture Experiment Station
Arizona
Notice of land land grant filing in 1913 Arizona lands
Department of the Interior Phoenix land office announces Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company seeking to select described lands in Gila and Salt River Meridian Arizona under the 1913 act. Public notice lists extensive lot and section descriptions across T28 N R1 and surrounding ranges, with adverse claim notices and Thomas F. Weedin as Register. first publication January 4 1914.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Aazons
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Howel Jones
Uae
Lote
Lowe
Wenj
Lot
Nem
Timber Cutting Plan In Northern Arizona Forests
The Forest Service and State Land Commission finalize a cooperative agreement covering about 40,000 acres in the Coconino and Tura yan National Forests and surrounding university lands. Trees are to be marked for selective removal by a state agent, with two thirds harvested and the rest left for seed, under a $3 per thousand feet stumpage price and a state forest guard to patrol fire season protections.
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The
Forest Service
Western the University
Coconino and
Tura Yan
Arizona
Forest Services
Atizona
Tmber
Night Battle On River Border Forces Retreat
Rebel forces pound the river border as American troops pull back to safety after shelling lands land near Ojioage. Major McNamee warns General Ortega that drastic action will follow if shelling continues. Rebels tighten grip, guns moved closer to Ojioage as night falls.
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Ortega Ethe
Ojioage
M King
Ojiongs
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