Jury Draw and Case Settings for New Court Term
Draw of February jury panels held before Judge Lockwood with 50 names to report February 6 in Tombstone. Civil and criminal jury settings about 20 cases for the term, running to February 11. Willcox bank cases continued. no special juries. Judge Sames division sets civil nonjury cases into March. county lawyers attended.
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Superior Court
Lockwood
Tombstone
Willcox Bank
Brown
JM Reid
Althoush
Sames
Regular Tepic train service to start February schedule
Regular service to Tepic will begin with a Nogales departure on February 2 at 6 20 p m arriving in Tepic on February 3. The return trip will depart Tepic on February 7 and reach Nogales by 7 50 p m. Service is planned twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays.
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Tepic
Theson
Ain
Southern Pacific de Mexico Railroad Company
Mexico
H. B. Titcomb
Nogales
Tepe
Sunda
Teple
Soldier Vanishes As Mystery Falls On Douglas
Jan 22. Sergeant SE McDaniel of the First Cavalry disappears after a quiet night. Officials and his father search near Chattanooga while McDaniel’s wife and local townsfolk seek clues. Neighbors describe him as a good soldier active in church work and recently married. The case remains unsolved with no clear leads.
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Douglas
SE McDaniel
First Cavalry
McDaniel
Chattanoogs
Happi
Rumor of Inspiration Mill Start Up in Miami
In Miami Arizona on January 20 rumors circulated that five sections of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper mill would start up Monday or soon. Reports said repairmen were at work preparing the mill for operation while manager Th O'Brien was away from the city and office staff had no information on the alleged restart.
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Inspiration Mill
Miami
Ariz
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
TH. O'Brien
Tce
Silver Camp in Dos Cabezas Mounting Reopens Operations
The Silver Camp in the Dos Cabezas mountains has passed into new hands and operations are to begin. A road will be built from John Wiley’s material and provisions if hauled out. Several men went out yesterday to seek work amid active demand for road mining properties. More idle properties are expected to resume operation as plans unfold.
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Willgua
Anz
San
Dos Cabezas
John Wiley
County Attorneys Discuss Arizona Banking Laws
Nogales reports a two day meeting of the county attorneys association of Arizona opened with Superior Judge W A O Connor of Santa Cruz county giving the welcome. Attorney General W J Galbraith urged Governor Campbell to back a special legislative session to toughen penalties on bankers who take deposits in insolvent banks and noted the current law is inadequate. The drug problem was briefly discussed with no recommendations. Visitors witnessed guard mount at Camp Stephen D Lit Ve and attended a banquet hosted by the Santa Cruz county bar association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
County ‘Attorneys Association of
Arizona
W. A. O'Connor
Santa Cruz
W. J. Galbraith
Campbell
Regis Hature
Stephen D. Lit Ve
Sonora
Santa Crux County Bar Association
Public backs enforcement of dry law in Arizona
Bishee January reports strict enforcement of prohibition while respecting constitutional rights. Mike Cassidy, former Bisbee resident and enforcement director, says 31 arrests and seven cars seized this month. public supports law and order and trials show guilty pleas with few acquittals. Tequila and mescal smuggling continue from Mexico, though efforts detect and seize illicit liquor along the long border.
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Bishee
Arizona
Mike” Causardy
Bisbee
Mike
Cassidy
United States
Grade Avenienes
Tucson
Tue
Mexico
Ari
Pinon Nut Industry Emerges in New Mexico and Arizona
Arizona and New Mexico foresters report strong pinon nut harvests. New Mexico yields span Carson County 276000 pounds and Santa Fe region 490000 pounds, Datil forest 500600 pounds, totaling 1176610 pounds statewide. Nuts retail at about 20 cents a pound, value near 235000 dollars. The thin shelled pinon dominates the market. industry outlook suggests broader demand across the Southwest. Nogales plans to install a turbine pump at a water plant.
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New Mexico
Southwest
Atutrlet Forester
National Forest Service
Albuquerque
Datil
Arizona
Nogales
Jelty
Douglas Man Dies After Auto Racing Accident
Douglas man Dan Pelton aged 28 died yesterday after an auto race crash on December 26 in Douglas. His wife, young daughter Evelyn, and his mother, sister, and brother in Toledo survive. Pelton owned Douglas Auto Wrecking Co. and was a noted county auto racing enthusiast. His mechanic LC Whitney suffered a broken collarbone and other injuries. Pneumonia developed after the crash and ended his nine day battle with death.
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Dan
Floyd Pelton
Douglas
Decedent
Evelyn
Toledo
Ohio
Douglas Auto Wrecking Company
Avenue
LC. Whitney
Pelion
Inter
Lost Aviator Lands Safely in El Paso
El Paso January 20. Charles Gilpin, a pilot from Lordsburg, landed safely in El Paso after a wind storm delay. He brought two passengers from Lordsburg to Fort Bliss and planned a further stop at Lordsburg, noting the landing was difficult but the craft escaped with minor damage.
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el Paso
Charles Wgipin
Fi Paso
Lordsbore
Wade Smith
W. Marsalis, Jr
Lordsburg
Fort Bliss
Phoenix arrest in streetcar robbery linked to Clair case
In Phoenix a suspect named Clair, previously arrested in Columbia, was brought to Phoenix in connection with a Glen Dale streetcar robbery over a year ago in which 16% was taken from the conductor. A. Worsley, who aided the prosecution in the famous deportation trial, seeks $1500 remuneration rejected by Cochise County supervisors. the ruling was upheld by a lower court.
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Phoenix
Watter
Clair
Columbia
Sheriff's Office
le Deine
Glendale
A. Worsley
Supreme Court
Cochise
Trial of Safford County Attorney to Start Next Monday
Phoenix report says Aavistone will leave Sunday for Safford to prosecute Ell Sprigise Graham County Attorney for alleged misconduct in office. Charges include violation of the prostitution laws. Trial set for January 50.
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Safford County
Phoenix
Aavistone
Nereal George BR
Safford
Ell. Sprigise
Graham Eonnte
Wife Cleared in Mysterious Murder at Winslow
The widow Elsie McLennon was exonerated by a Holbrook grand jury in the July murder of railroad man Robert McLennon of Winslow Arizona. McLennon died days after being shot thrice in his Winslow cottage. his wife faced charges during a divorce suit. She plans to settle affairs in Arizona and move to Southern California.
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Winslow
Robert McLennon
Ariz
Cal
Holbrook
Arizona
Elsie McLennon
MecLennon
Santa Pe
McLennon
Silver and Gold Coming to U. S. From Old Mexico
Consular reports for December list exportations from Chihuahua Mexico including gold 4203 ounces silver 1 148 008 ounces and lead 7 976 ounces totaling 1 152 820 dollars. Ernest E Unierpood acquires Santa Apolonia group near Minax Nuevas for development with partners. Antonio Ruedas reports gold and silver bearing veins southeast of Juarez with claims to EL Picacho. Refugio Najera unveils San Carlos group near Villa Gonzales adjoining Agnes mines, rich in lead zinc and silver ore.
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Chihuahua
Mexcana
United States
Santa Apolonia
Minax Nuevas
Purral
Ernest E. Unierpood
Antonio Ruedas
Juarez
San Carlos Io
Masdatena
Villa Gonzales
Refugio Najer
Verify Report Jerome Mines To Reopen March 1
Jerome district business leaders in Clarkdale and Jerome say United Verde and United Verde Extension will resume active operations by March 1. About 500 workers will be hired at EVX, with two steam shovel shifts, while United Verde plans a $1 million crushing plant and August completion. Wellsled optimism rises as mine rewiring and ore stripping begin.
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DENIX
United Verde
United Verde Extension
Clarkdale
Jerome
Chas
Winder J
Phoenix
Yavapai Club
Dames 3
EVX
Robert E. Tully
United Verde Copper Company
Winder
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Titcomb
la Quemada
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Grendain Junction
Guadalajars
National Railways of
Republic of Mexico
Ting
Worsley
Williams
U. S
Old Mexico
Jerome Mines
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