Arizona Railroads to Meet for Upstorm System Talks
An order by the corporation commission calls all Arizona railroads to appoint representatives to a Capitol meeting set for January 13 to discuss establishing an upstorm system of accus tagging. The plan includes a $50,000 budget to house the University of Arizona Agriculture Department and will be considered in the spring legislative session.
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Arisons
Capitol
Com Tission
Department of Agriculture
University of Amesota
Doings In the Superior Court Judge Sutter Affirms Redistricting
Judge Sutter ruled the precinct redistricting law valid and denied the injunction blocking the board of supervisors from appointing successors under the plan. The shift to seven judicial precincts is to be followed, with tenures running to 1915 and successors elected in 1914. The board convened to appoint officers for seven precincts, saving the county over 19000 dollars yearly. appointments include Bisbee W H Thomas justice JJ McRea constable and others in Lowell Douglas Courtland Becton Tombstone B McFarland justice Sam Morgan constable.
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Sutter
Board of Supervisors
Cookies Board
Supreme Court
Cne
Justice Courst
Bisbee
W H Thomas
JJ McRea
Lowell
Geo R Smith
LB Bailey
Douglas
RS Maclay
Sam Hayhurst
Widlcox
JC Page
J W Moore
Courtland
Moore
Jobn Bright
Becton
P & Madigan
W I Bennett
Tombstone
Daniel McFarland
Justce
Sam Morgan
Blue Sky Law debate prompts swift enforcement call
The editorial argues for stronger Blue Sky Law measures across states and cites enactments in other states to curb risky stock and bond sales. It contends that extending the principle is necessary to protect investors and prevent nerve of corporate investments from harming the public.
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Bpringield Republican
Lees
Forgery charge backs Paroled Bandmaster Fulton
Warrant issued from Justice Joheson's court charging former Bandmaster Charles Fulton of the state industrial school with forgery in Tucson on November 24. Fulton, on parole after training the boys at Benton, allegedly forged a $20 check at T J Dale’s jewelry shop after a trip to Phoenix during the state fair. The check, drawn on the Bank of Beacon, was returned.
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Sime
State Penitenry
Toowon
T. J. Dale
Dale
Falton
Beacon
Tucson
Bisbee Pioneer Crosses Divide
Hermac Hemeath an early Hiners of Bisbee died at his Castle Rock home yesterday morning after a brief illness. A longtime resident, he lived in Tombstone for a period before Bisbee. Survived by his wife and two children, he was a member of Warren Camp No 9 Woodmen of the World and the funeral plans await alignment with that organization.
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Hermac Hemeath
Bisbee
Castle Rock
Mr. Hemeath
Hemsath
Tombstone
Bishes
Sod
Decessed
Warren Camp
Legislature Sets February 3 for Second Special Session
Gov Geo W P Hust named February 3 as the start for a second special session. He will seek penal appropriations to fund state government for two years and recommend abolishing capital punishment along with good road legislation and moving the industrial school from Benson to Fort Great.
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Geo W P Hust
Hustead
Aleo
Benson
Fort Great
New Officials Assume Duties for Board Clerical Office
Clerk of the Board A. Karger and assistant O K Goll took the oath today and began their duties with the new year. The new clerical heads are described as capable, efficient, popular, and courteous.
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A . Karger
O K Goll
Tombstonites Celebrate New Year at Woolery Home
A group of Tombstone residents including Misses Josephine McPherne McPherson Leone Tracy Julia Reckellow Henrietta Reckelow Emily Axtell Edos Nevins Effie Davey Edith Carter Mosare George Jolien Keith Davey and Arthur Barewood joined Mr and Mrs Lou Woolery for a New Year day gathering at Land. They returned by the evening train after an enjoyable visit with fine eating and recollections of the trip.
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Josephine McPherne
Loraine McPherson
Leone Tracy
Julia Reck’ellow
Henrietta Reckellow
Emily Axtell
Edos Nevins
Effie Davey
Edith Carter
Mosare
George Jolien
Keith Davey
Arthur Barewood
Land
Lou Woolery
Bied
Woolery
Promising Cochise Marble Quarry in Arizona
A promising marble quarry is located eighteen miles south of Bowls in Cochise County. It is owned by the Arizona Marble Company of Denver. Manager Jobo Kerr leads a workforce of six hundred to one thousand workers. The marble deposit is said to extend about twenty five miles along the Chiricahua foothills.
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Bowls
Arizona Marble Company
Denver
Colo
Jobo Kerr
Thies Marble
Ian Coebise
Highest Prices for Arizona Cattle Rise in Valley Trade
California buyers flood the valley offering the highest price ever for local cattle. The Gasetts cite shortages as Dan Diego and other points draw supply from the Balt River valley. Arizona towns see cattle feeders upbeat as prices climb toward 8.75 per 100 pounds with talk of seven cents.
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California
Gasetts
Dan Diego
Balt River
Prespatt
Tucson
Jerome
Arizona
Court Petitions and Appointments Involving Estate Filings
Court cases filed include appointment of executors and administrators for multiple estates. Petitions to issue letters testamentary or of administration appear with dates around January 17. Debts listed include a total of 481.74 in one case. Hearing dates and names of involved parties are referenced but partly obscured in the text.
Regular stockholders meeting of First National Bank of Tombstone
Notice states the annual meeting for election of directors and other business will be held at the Tombstone bookshop in Tombstone Arizona on Thursday January 14 1918 at 8 o'clock pm. The secretary T B Brant and Francie Meleso of the Hatlous! Awnosiation of Organized Charitine are involved.
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First National Bank of
Tombstone
Directure
Arisona
Torsday
T. B
Branut
Visbier
State Mining Firms Must File Production Statements
The State Tax Commission mailed notices to all producing mining companies in Arkansas demanding gross and net production figures for the year. The commission seeks only production totals and net after mining treacheries and treatment costs, to inform a forthcoming mine taxation bill. Taxes are 100 percent of net production and 12 1/2 percent of gross value.
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Notiess Eailing
Arisons
Suit to Destroy Chinese Medicine Near Nogales
United States Attorney Morrison plans proceedings in Phoenix to destroy a shipment of 980 boxes and bottles of Chinese medicine seized near Nogales on February 10. Two Mexicans, carrying the drugs on horses, were stopped by border guards and fled. the packages were later sent to Nogales and found to include 98 bottles of medicine claimed to cure drug habit. The drug reportedly contained morphine and a plant product. Washington officials say it was being eluded for sale to Indians. The medicine, valued at $500, is to be destroyed under federal law.
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Hont Bee
Phoeniz
San Simon
Washboro
Thisea New
E A Wash
Desert Ind
John Alask
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Preszott
Nogales
United States
Morrison
Phoenix
Alam ' Canyon
Mezic
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ieia
Fourth Cavalry Moves to Philippines
The Fourth Cavalry passed through Fairbank en route from Fort Boaduce to San Francisco to embark for the Philippine islands. Commanded by Colonel Galbraith, the unit traveled in two sections of nineteen cars each, with Mrs Galbraith heading to Weekington DC.
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Fourth Cavalry
Fairbank
Fort Boaduce
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Galbraith
Weekington
Duned o supervisors meeting draws JJ Benton noted attendee
Thursday's Daily Road Sapt reports JJ Benton at the Duned o board of supervisors meeting with Attorney O Gillcombe't for Clifton on Ivyal burriend. The piece notes numerous local arrivals, departures, and social events in Tombstone including a New Year's dance at Gage Hall and various county officials and visitors.
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JJ Benton
Duned_o
O Gillcombe
T Yeaterdag
Clifton
Greenlee
County
Gage Hall
Tombstone City
Arizona Girl Arrested for Horse Stealing
Dorothy Biesag 21 of Williams Arizona was arrested on a horse theft charge after attempting to ride away on a horse she hired at a riding academy. Police observed her on South Park Street and at Dwight Jr station before capture.
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Chionge Diapateh
Dorothy Biesag
Williams, Arix
Dwight Jr
Eines Laeeday
Sant
Beason
South Park Street
Mise Boason
Dwight
Baby Earthquake Nears Home Product
A brief tremor was recorded Tuesday by the ceremograph at the United States Magnetic Observatory. The quake lasted three minutes with a maximum 0.01 inch vibration, felt entirely east and west. It centered about 100 miles from Tucson.
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United States Magnetic Observatory
Tucson
New Year Celebrations and Local Notices Reported
Fragments describe Tombstone and Bisbee gatherings marking New Year and Emancipation themes, with county officials McNeish and Benton returning after a board meeting. Notices mention a "Burn the Mortgage" smoker in Bisbee, legal business in Douglas and Bisbee, and preparations in Phoenix for the National Live Stock association meeting January 16.
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Phoenix
National Live Stock Association
Huachucas To Be A Summer Resort
Work on the Huachuca extension of the Southwestern railroad continues with tracklaying expected to finish in about two weeks. With many people already planning summer vacations in the Huachuca mountains, the region may become a famed summer resort after completion.
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Huachuca
Southweero
Wartegun
Lewis Boeings
Fort Huachues
Huachuca Mountains
Huachues
Large Sale of Cochise Cattle At Double Red Ranch
A massive cattle sale in Cochise County involved all cattle owned by J T Heed and L Shattuck at the Double Red ranch in Sor pour Sringa valley. Doug leson and associates from Amacilly Texas bought 600 head at about 250 per head, totaling near 150 000 dollars. WM Riggs, a board of supervisors member, helped arrange the sale.
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J T Heed
Sor Pour Sringa Valley
Dougleson
Morrie
Amacilly
Texas
Bear Atate
WM Riggs
Board of Supervisors
Board Delays Justice Appointments Under Redistricting
The board of supervisors postponed action on appointing new justices of the peace under the redistricting law until tomorrow. Judge Satter is to render a decision on the injunction case, while current justices of the peace continue serving and court business proceeds.
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Board of Supervisors
Arizona Miner Becomes Bird Man Promising Aviation Career
Fred Denton formerly of Prescott, once a miner, shifts to aviation chasing greater earnings in the ethereal clime. A protégé of a renowned German aviator, he has flown eleven times and plans to go abroad in the spring as he learns the business.
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Fred Denton
Prescott Bee
Denton
Preescott
Arizona Convicts Build Profitable Workshop Network
The January issue of Technical World Magazine highlights how Arizona State Prison at the Agie zone trains inmates in manufacturing and commerce. Louis V Eytinge leads a prison enterprise where former cowboys turned artisans produce leatherwork, horsehair braided items, and decorative gear sold when off duty.
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Technical World Magazine
Agie Zone
Lovie V Eytings
Ariccra
Louis V Eytinge
Horecbar
Arizona
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Will E Ryan
Grand Repide
Mich
Casa Grande
Florence
Arizona Good Reach Association
Office of Public Roads
Washington DC
B H Barrell
Romaine Fielding
Labia Co
Weatero
Nogsles
Lolley's Cale
Bisbee Pioneer
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Cochise
Ea HT Fish
Domca M Fitehj
Edasrx
Ayala
Holbrook
Dizon
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Hoosen
Aseo
Houser
Dé Hansen
Francie Meleso
Charitine
McLeao
Seytem
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Diane
Prescot
The
Philippines
James Giacoma
John Perotti
Twin Buttes
Tucton
Charles Ruberte
Thomas Saundercock
Pasenger
Newton Walcot
Pomons
Cal
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Tornon
Berner
Toms Arreice
Hickey
Euporvisori
Tombatone
Mercantile Esteblickmeet
Biates
Barket Design
8 K Williams
Jack McCarty
Soo
Charlie
Douglas Co & Vieit
Jane Walker
Bisbee Yeterday
McNeish
Board of
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Leadville Mining Co
Ruperviore
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Rock
Toda
Wi Hicks
A W Howe
Nimroda
Seale
TD Fulghum
Wilcox Iss Couty Vent
Recorder Murphy
Sgaio
Kettlewell
Yeeter
Daytrom
Hereford
de F W Randall
McNeill
Tod
Annie Preston
Jose Torres
Chitose Colony
Mancha
J J Benton
Bybee
Board of Supervisore
J W Ross
JF Ross
W B Cleary
Santa Cruz Pate Agonian
Col R Kt Richarden
Price & Waddell
John Igo
Frank Elvey
Loot Hills
Oiield
Igo
Lou Winters
Sroge
Bebo
R . Kettlwell
Mre
TR Sorin
James Smith
Jerome Toonp
Feraives
Jins
United Verde Company
Flosh Smith
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Huachucas
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