Modern Manliness and Society’s Shifting Courtesies
A collage of observations on finance improving, secret Filipino society hints, the Esperanto waltz, a New York tale of recovering speech, Captain Maran’s war science book, Mrs. Bradley Martin’s European hut luxury, Prof. Bob Fitzsimmons turning to farming, and a critique of contemporary women's courtesies with London Judy’s reflection on changing manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maran
Spi
Bradley Martin
Europe
Atlantic
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Subdivision For Arizona Impacts Immigration Office
The government creates a subdivision for Arizona to speed immigration work with Inspector Bishop stationed there. Capt Geo Webb oversees inspector duties in the territory. Increased immigration duties follow new entry laws and the Japan laborer rule via Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Department
Arisons
Neca
Bishop
Nopector
Mircivishom
Geo. Webb
Arizonaa Department
Latest Pullman Car Arrives on Mail Train
The Pullman car Northern arrived on the California festival from San Francisco last night. It is among the latest cars built, featuring a broiler galley for passenger meals and a polished oak interior with square feet throughout. Windows are rectangular and the trucks are solid cast steel, marking a modern Van service car. It will run between El Paso and Los Angeles on the SP line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Northern
San Francisco
el Paso
Los Angeles
el Paso Herald
Arizonans Plan Gold Prospecting Trip Across Death Valley
A. F. Dennison will depart Yuma within weeks with several guides to travel up the Colorado River then cross Death Valley in search of gold. The expedition aims to traverse the barren region and prospect along the route, possibly crossing the entire desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
A. F. Dennison
Yuma
Denison
Colorado River
Skinned Cat Protests Before Yavapai Board
A visitor confronted the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors with a live cat in a box and demanded a bounty. The clerk ruled the $5 payment required the cat to be killed skinned and presented with a sworn genealogy and death details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Board of Supervieors
Yavapai County
Cquaw
Supervieors
Chinese Vagrant Held in Jail in Phoenix Chinatown
Justice Johnstone notes Jim Hoy of Phoenix as the only Chinese vagrant in the country. Hoy, an expert cook, panhandles his countrymen in Phoenix and is described as a frequent vagrant. He was arrested in Chinatown at the request of several “cousins” and remains in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Johnstone
Jim Hoy
Phoenix
Hoy
Chinatown
Tie “Cousins
San Simon Valley Sees Formation of Water Association
Settlers near Rodeo New Mexico organize the Arterian Water Association A C. with HW Click as chairman WoW Faust secretary and treasurer. They aim to develop artesian water across the San Simon valley. nine wells irrigate fifty acres on the nearby San Bernardino ranch and about 130 desert and homestead entries exist in the 40 by 10 mile valley.
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San Simon Valley
Rodeo
N M
Southwestern
Arizona
Arterian Water Association
A.C
HW Click
Wow Faust
San Bernardino Ranch
Relt
Mai
San Simon
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railroad Reducing Forces
The Santa Fe Railroad plans cuts across its telegraph and dispatch offices due to declining business. Last week Arizona telegraph offices at Cosniny and Riondsa closed, night operators at Crook, tae and Angell removed, copy operators removed from dispatch offices, and operator removed at Seligman, Williams, and Gallup. In larger relay offices, one or two operators have been cut per office to reduce telegraph department expenses.
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Santa Fe
Arizona
Cosniny
Riondsa
Crook
Tae and Angell
Fice
Seligman, Williams
Gallup
Arizonans Get Rhodes Scholarship Exam Notice
Arizona students are informed that Rhodes scholarship examinations will be held January 21-22, 1908 at the University of Arizona. Eligible residents may compete for 1500 dollars per year for study at the University of Oxford. Circulars of information are available from the president's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Babcock
Thore
University of Arizona
University of Oxford
England
K. ©. Bancorr
Open Kofa Mining District Prospects in Arizona
Will open Kofa Mining District in groups of claims sampled at Kote near Yuma last week. Average value $3 a ton. If government allows an English syndicate to back him, a 400 ton mill could be built in the King of Arizona district with an electric plant on the Colorado River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Womble
Kote
Yura
Colorado River
King of Arizona
Slavonian Newspaper Debuts in Globe Arizona
The proner Slavonian newspaper in the Southwest, Narodone Novine, appeared in Globe yesterday to inform Slavonians on local territorial national and international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Narodone Novine
National
Supreme Court dispositions from Phoenix on Cochise cases
The court disposed or scheduled actions in multiple Cochise County appeals and trials. Felonies versus Eteell Mining Co, motion to affirm denied. Cralt versus Territory murder case continued. Martin versus Territory embezzlement continued. Greene versus Hereford murder set for January 22. Mossove Territory murder set for January 20. Soto Territory crime against nature set for January 20. City Bisbee versus Helle Hardgrove damages set January 18. Donshue versus Railway damages set January 20. Delehanty estate debt set January. Kebanteen versus Henry M damages set January 18.
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Supreme Court At
Phoenix
Cochise County
Falmeries
Eteell Mining Co
DC McLane
WA Cummings
Glen
W C Cralt
Desault
Martin Va
WC Greene
Hereford
Guimseppt Mossove
Pablo Soto
Rev A A Hyde Dies at 53 After Illness
The Rev A A Hyde fifty three years old a noted Methodist Episcopal minister in the United States died at his home 33 South Figueroa street after a lingering illness. He came to the city three years ago entered California Hospital for cancer in his right leg and grew worse over time. He is survived by his wife Mrs Lyle Bo Hyde and three children Park B Bruce M and Hazel Hyde. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM from the First Methodist Church with interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Aretas AL Hyde
United States
Figueroa Street
Hyde
Lyle Bo Jiyde
Park B
Hruce M
Hazel Hyde
First Metheodist
Hollywood
Artist Operating In Arizona Cities Case Sparks Treasure Scam
A Tucson report details a man from Phoenix forging checks in Tucson. The counterfeitings totals range from 15 to unknown amounts. The name D. W. Herzog, local contractor, was forged on all checks. The stranger arrived from Phoenix about a week ago and is believed to have netted substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
D. W. Herzog
Phoenix
Royal Arch Seeks Prohibition Injunction On Election Power
The Royal Arch seeks a court injunction to bar Maricopa County from holding a liquor sale election until the state supreme court rules on the legality of a legislative act granting power to call such an election. Dr. H Hughes leads the Anti-Saloon League petition with 504 supporters. Judge W H Stillwell represents the Royal Arch. Stillwell says the legislature could pass prohibition but not empower the board of supervisors to call an election, asserting such transfer of prerogative is invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
H Hughes
Anti-Saloon League
W. H. Stillwell
Tombatone
Royal Arcb
Nogales Forms Social Athletic Club Led by Fire Department
A social athletic club has been organized at Nogales with the fire department members serving as the chief promoters, aiming to foster community sports and camaraderie among residents.
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Nogales
Membre
Fire Department
Immigrant Inspector visits Tombstone on official business
Immigrant Inspector Charlee Connell arrived from Dongle on official business. Wa. H. Johnson reported from Granite Basin mines in the Dragoons with news of high grade copper evidence. Two youths aged 13 and 14, Burn Avdereon and William Gibbe, escaped from territorial indus at Benton and remain at large. Marriages issued by probate court include Holt and Foster of Douglas, Bennett and McKinney of Douglas, Colvin and Turner of Bisbee, and Hattie and Strange of Douglas. Snow returns to northern Arizona as spring lingers. Judge Reilly returns from Phoenix after Supreme Court session. President E B Gage of the TOM On returns from Imperial where an ineooc tion was conducted. Sasco smelter near Imperial ready soon to operate and process Imperial ores, opening copper district. Judge Dean reaffirms verdicts in McLane v Cummings and Palmeriee v Elwell Mg Co. Pickett & Bowman represent appellees. Jesse Basind attends Supreme Court. Southern Pacific railroad to aid Yuma street improvements.
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Wa. H. Johnson
Rom
Granite
Busin
Johnson
Burn Avdereon
William Gibbe
Indus Vel
Benton
Thase
Bisbee
E B Gage
Imperial
Sssco
Supreme Court
Co Ehiee
Dean
DC McLane
Cummings
JS Palmeriee Ve Elwell Mg Co
Pickett & Bowman
Jesse
Apenth
James Batchelder Weds Lillian Batchelder in Tombstone
James Batchelder and Miss Lillian Batchelder married at the home of the brite in Tombstone with Rev A Albro officiating. Batchelder, a longtime probate clerk, and Miss Batchelder, a local favorite, welcomed by friends including the Hirivart brigade. Territorial Bar Association elects 1908 officers in Phoenix.
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Tombstone
Ed James
Lillian Batchelder
A Albro
Tombatane
Hirivart Brigade
Weekend Socials and Travel Notes in Daily Friday Edition
EH Reeves returns from Benson tied to Stevensratale business. Mire Lucy Rankin departs for Bisbee. Frank Swith heads to Douglas for a two week jamboree. Mire Georgie Bisby hosts a 60 party on Fremont Street with friends, game and lunch, midnight departure. Gila River floods near Winkleman. Phoenix & Eastern plans a river trolley to move ore and supplies for Hood season. Nogales undertakes extensive street improvements.
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Georgie Bisby
Ed. Newtos
Fremont Street
S.C
Vie
Giza
Winkleman
Phoenix & Eastern
Nogales
Cochise Negress Dies In Penitentiary
Pearl Eikner a Douglas woman who killed a man in Clark, received a term of years at Yuma died recently in the penitentiary. Fellow prisoners contributed 500 dollars for her burial in Yum city cemetery.
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Pearl Eikner
Douglas Negrese
Rane
Clark
Yura
Yum
Pushing Cochise County Railroad Progress Report
At the annual stockholders meeting in Benson the Arizona and Michigan Development Company Johnson and Northern railroad, plans to complete the line between Dragoon, the Southern Pacific, and the mines at the earliest practicable date. The treasury holds sufficient funds to carry out the program with no delay entering the producing class.
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Arizona & Mick Development Collsion, Johnson & Northern Railroad
Benson
Southern Pacific
Arizona & Michigan Company
Arizona Girl Becomes Noted Painter Delia Vernon
Delia Vernon, a Mesa native, has gained fame in pictorial art. She recently exhibited in San Diego after two years painting in the Shasta mountains and a summer spent in Yosemite. Vernon specializes in animal and California mountain landscapes and is likened to Bonnheur.
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California Mountain
Mise Vernon
Mining Applications Show Multiple Lodes in Cochise Territory
Mining Application No 310 details several lodes including Sadie Lode and Sadie No 2 Lode in the Turquoise district south of the Hagerman region. Corner nods, bearings, and acreages are described, with Tan and notes on mineral surveys and location records, totaling about 47.536 acres for Sadie No 2 and 20.089 acres for Sadie Lode. The record cites locations, corner numbers, and references to township ranges, in Cochise County Territory of Arizona.
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Cohue
Atutoma
Sergudive
Beary
Accra
Nick
Warner
Sadie Lovin
Pags
Tie Kecceler
Cochise Cousty
Anisota
Dyrty
Icsie Calmets
Abe Muhote
Wemurneved
Novpetros
Tee Fenland
Auarmye
Thoras
Marin Couel
John Giecen
Clemanton
Lyman
Beeen
Merett Chamant
Howman
Summons in Arizona Territory Second Judicial District
George Karakay is summoned in a civil action filed in Cochise County Arizona Territory. He must answer the complaint within twenty days of service or within thirty days if served within the county. failure to respond will result in a default judgment. The notice is dated January 7th and signed by Sheriff George Wilcox and Deputy Clerk Phils Watcoe.
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Armesam
Gosnty
Cochise
Atisems
Reatien and
Yotheme
Maine
Treaterer
Eafina Taxcdeeer
Ccotmty
Cochove
Aneta
Arizona
Cochine
Cleri
George Karakay
Sven
Aticul
Bender
Secu Judicial
Apacoa
Asioona
Jedeal
Arkona
District Court
Territory
Cachive
Court summons in territory of Arsoma Cochise County case
Refugio Palomino sues Gaines treasurer and ex tax collector in Cochise County Arizona Territory. The defendant must appear and answer within twenty days plus service days as required by the district court summons issued January 7, 1908.ույց
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Arsoma
Cutie
Arsona
N Gaines
Cochise
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New York
London
Judy
Akomer
Mexico
Arizonans
Santa Fe Railroad
Kofa
A. A. Hyde
Check Artist
Charlee
Connell
Dongle
H S. Holt
Jesse Foster
Douglas
George Bennett
Ora McKinney
Herbert Colvin
Mittie Turner
Hattie'd
Addie Strange
Stone
Jas Reilly
Ladge Ben Godlrich
Phoenic
James Pieree
Foscer & Co
Thomas Sutton
Hishop & Co
Sam Kercher
Ganet Cigar Co
James Davis
Teras Hite Co
Henry Berman
Levi Birauss & Co
Kreuder's
Knights of the Grap
Tombstony
JS Kingsbury
Southern Pacific Railroad
James Batchelder
Territorial Bar Association
EH Reeves
Nden Businese
Stevensratale
Mire Lucy Rankin
Frank Swith
E Pa S.W
Cochise Negress
Welued
Stites Aed
John Pacha
Orge Barukay
Phils Watcoe
Refugio Palomino
Sean
Wincox
Ty Palio
Cherie
Sanat Sgth
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