Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress
Notice records selection under the congress act for land in Maricopa Pima and Coconino counties. Names Thomas Weedin and John J Birdno docket the proceedings with described lands listed and protests allowed within five weeks of publication. Public notice dated January 14 1910 in Phoenix Arizona.
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ACT OF Congress
Armen
Maricopa
Pima
Avapat
Coconino
Senat
Ait
G &S Rom
General Land Office
Phoenia
Arizona
Congress
Young Brothers Stop Work At Mammoth Mine
The Young brothers of Great Western Copper Co have quit their Mammoth Collins mine at Schultz after three years of bond exploration. They failed to run the mill or ship ore, with costs estimated around 200000 by mining men. The Mammoth brought heavy business to Tucson, supplying the Oracle road, but ore long were too low grade for milling. machinery to remain at Schultz as they seek another property.
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Thcson
Young Brothers
Great Western Copper Company
Mammoth Collins
Schultz
Bond
Old Mammoth Mining Company
Oracle
Young Bros
Tucson
Oracle Road
Pay Rock
Youngs
Narrow escape from massacre in Bisbee party tale
Nick Donovan and Chas Townsend shake hands with Bishers and Weermine as they recount a near massacre scare linked to an American party attacked at Santa Veudel. The Cust Mining Company’s manager and seventeen American employees were murdered by Willists bandits. They head toward El Paso and Chihuahua, missing a train with other workers, hearing the Cusi party was taken and killed.
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Mr Hall
EL Paso
Chihuahua
Samia Yeabel
Transfer of Fortin to Arizona State Insane Asylum
Phoenix January 2 Fortin a man implicated in a capital case escaped the hangman on November 26 but due to alleged insanity the warden refused execution. He has since been transferred to the State Insane Asylum and placed in the toss ward, with uncertainty about his final placement.
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Phoenix
Fortin
Arizona
Famiderer
Sims
Falun
Telephone Officials Visit Tombstone Over Storm Damage
S F Teachner of El Paso and Ki Burgess of Southern Ar rora division arrived in Tombstone to confer with focal manager Harry Evans on storm disruption. The business district has been partly restored by line crews and full city connectivity is hoped by week’s end as poles and materials arrive for a new cable telephone system.
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S. F Teachner
el Paso
Mountain States Telephone Company
Ki Burgess
Southern Arrora
Tombstone
Focal
Harry Evans
New Mining Strike in Oatman District
In Oatman on January 26 two miners report a new claim high on the range above the Hayer property in Secret Pass. They are extracting ore that runs above 100 dollars in gold per ton with free gold through the rock. The vein is promising though the rich streak is small, and a shipment has already been taken out. The ore differs from that found at the Ruffies and Jones properties.
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Oatman
Hayer
Secret Pass
Ruffies
Jones
JL Larrien
Turner
Thos Mahan
San Jose
Calif
Imrizonia
Tombstone
Mahan
Arizona
Two Peaks Mining Company
EP. A. Larrieu
John C. Akard
Barney Harrisen
T.D. Larrieu
F. Friedwald
J. Trowbridge
John Mahan
Stockmen Elect El Paso Officers
All affairs of the American National Livestock Association were reelected at the convention in El Paso Dwight B Heard of Phoenix was named president EL Burke of Omaha was added as second vice president Cheyenne was chosen unanimously to host next year’s convention
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EL Paso
American National Livestock Association
Dwicht B Heard
Phoenix
EL. Burke
Omaha
Cheyenne
The Shade of '84 Revival Night at Tombstone
A fragmented reminiscence describes miners and townsfolk gathering for a rally in Tombstone. The piece portrays a church welcome, a variety show with singing, violin, and piano performances, and praise for local talent linked to the mine community.
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Tombstone
Court Proceedings in Superior Court Fail to Appear
In Superior Court failing to appear on a bootlegging case from Adolpha County led to a bond forfeiture of Jorge Lockwood who did not show for trial. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest as the sheriff sought to locate him, while the court moved on to other cases and matters.
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Cour
Adolpha County
Bond
Bum
Jorge Lockwood
Lockwood
Cunningham Costelly
Merck Bond
Tucson Man Pleads Guilty In State Liquor Charge
Adolpho Carillo of Tucson pleaded guilty under a bench warrant and received days labor. William Martin admitted assault charges with a suspended sentence. D I Callaghan faced forgery and drew a term in the state penitentiary. Juvenile cases, a 15-person venire, and several burglary pleas followed as court adjourned for the weekend.
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Adolpho Carillo
Tucson
Lockseed
William Martin
D. Callaghan
Douglas
Arteck
Sheriff”s Office
Energetic man sought for permanent business venture
National Casualty Co raises a wanted ad in Detroit Michigan seeking an energetic active man to establish a permanent business. The offer promises health and accident insurance, immediate cash returns and future prospects with options for full or part time work.
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National Casualty Co
Detroit, Mich
Miners’ Lyceum Night Echoes Olden Joys in Tombstone
In Tombstone Arizona miners gather for a humorous program featuring Parson and other locals. The poetry and songs evoke past good times, with light satire and communal mirth. The crowd notes enjoyment despite scarce Malt Eucharist and a plan to raise funds for Lyceum activities.
California Pest Fight Committee Funds Canker Battle
Governor G P Githus and Hiette chair a state committee pushing a ceremonial appropriation to battle a canker pest threatening California crops. The plan involves statewide funds, local committees, and a staff official overseeing distribution and use for pest control measures.
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Hohs
G. P the
Hiette
Comaniniee
Maara
Valend Si Feday
Lowe
Rus Exaker
Gillette
California
Cochise Cattlemen Meet After 31 Years
The Fi Mase Times reports a reunion of Cochise County cattle leaders at a stock convention in New Meas Ardone. Tom Johnson, of the Roquillas Land and Cattle Company, and others from prominent local firms reconnected after thirty one years, planning a joint effort to mark the long absence with renewed cooperation.
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Hor Street
Roquillas Land and Catte Company
Tom Johnson
Jolson
Ant Johnsom
Lac
Snowstorm Ravages Pines and Quicksand Hazard Near Vall
Deputy U S Mineral Surveyor J A Rockfellow and his son Phillip traveled from Tucson two days to Tombstone reporting severe storm damage. Quicksand near Vall trapped travelers while the Empire Ranch oaks along the state highway were uprooted or broken, hindering passage. Fort Huachuca also reported hundreds of broken limbs and damaged trees in Garden Canyon, a revered reservation spot.
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U.S
J. A. Rockfellow
Phillip
Tucson
Mr. Rockfellow
Tombstone
Vall
Empire Ranch
Fort Huachuca
Garden Canyon
Restraining Order Placed Against Amgona Eastern Railroad
In Los Angeles on January 27 a temporary restraining order was granted preventing the commission of Arizona. The action involved a $5,000 fine and was issued by three federal judges seated in Jeehane.
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Los Angeles
Commission of Arizona
Amgona Eastern Railroad
Jeehane
Arrival of Sheriff Wheeler Returns from Douglas on Official Duty
Sherif Harry Wheeler returned home this morning from Douglas where he went on official business. Mr Crable, former Tombstone postmaster now a lawyer, and his family arrived in Tombstone by auto from Florence after travel disruptions. Mrs Crable’s mother Mrs Ellen Harwood welcomed them as they settle in for several weeks in Tombstone.
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Sherif Harry Wheeler
Douglas
Arlotoes Frances Crabie
Tombstone
Flagtaff
Meuke
Crable
Ellen Harwood
Sveral
Florence
Tucson
Court notes and visits amid Gleeson celebration plans
Judge Lockwood presides as legal business and juvenile cases continue. Officials and business figures from Bish, Gleeson, and Tombstone converge for a February Gleeson celebration with events including cowboy sports and a Fort Huachuca band dance, while mining progress and patent notices ripple through the Arizona region.
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Tombstone
Lafe Gibson
R. J. Stroud
Shannon Copper Company
Barney Hone
Ruby Baker
Gleeson
Uncle Sam
J. T. Irwin
Bisbee
10Th Cavalry
Ft Huachuca
Theatre Ad Curtain Policy Sparks Newspaper Debate
In Phoenix on January 26 theater managers bar film ads citing ads on curtains as distracting to readers. The Amazo theater hierarchy notes that advertising on curtains has become common in major theaters nationwide but is deemed unattractive by audiences.
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Phoenix
Amazo
Big Stope Hotel Demolished in Snow Collapse
Gleeson town records the collapse of the Big Stone Hotel owned by Bob Stone after a heavy snowstorm last week. Twenty one inches of snow closed the local school for three days. The landmark, among the camp’s first buildings, could not bear the snow load and is to be rebuilt per Mr Stone’s plans.
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Gleeson Tech
Gleeson
Bob Stone
Mr Stone
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