Witnesses, stabbings, and railroad updates from Tucson area
A Tucson area dispatch lists a U S marshal escorting a witness to Globe after a stabbing at a reclamation camp. Gov hopeful Don Jose Zakany arrives in Tucson from Mexico City, SP announces a through route to New Orleans to dodge high water, and Tucson council tackles licenses and a subway project. A city council vote names Sam Jacobs as councilman, plus Prescott’s Arrzvns Pioneers Home admission for James Sheridan. An Arizona train near Tempe derails but narrowly avoids disaster, and material deliveries begin for a new Southern Pacific Tuccoo machine shop. An option on 13 Saddle Mountain district claims near Winkleman is noted.
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William Rourke
Phoenix
Gregorio
Elf
Rourke
Hhs
Mexico City
Don Jose Zakany
Sinaloa
Tucson
DF Sotomayor
Sam Jacobs
J H Plunkett
Franklin Street
el Paso
Southwee
Prescott
State Board of Control
James Sheridan
Sheridan
Arizona
Supreme Court to rule on election notices case
Justices heard arguments Wednesday on whether Secretary Sidney Osborn should be restrained from sending primary election notices before the November general election. State Senior H A Davis sought a writ of injunction. Assistant Attorney General Lewis T Carpenter represented the secretary, and WL Barnum spoke for Senator Davis. Each side used about an hour.
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Sidney Osborn
Supreme Court
H A Davis
Ostora
Lewis T Carpenter
WL. Barnum
Davis
Mining locations filed up to date across districts
Across counties records show 459 mining locations filed to date with a rise of over 250 locations since January. The list includes names of claimants and districts such as Swisshelm Hartland Tombstone Turquoise Benson Benson group Oakland group and Lost Hills with acres and claim counts for multiple properties and groups.
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Murphy
Mindist
AJ Fiverty
Swisshelm LL Henderson
Hartlond
Gonzales
Warren
Massolerts
Rivcon
Bauer Et al
Hartlord
Warren OW Zave
Hartford
Guy Carrotal
sTevie Joe Sabin
Whetatone
EJ Lumpkin
Larimore J T Tong
Cochise Chas Morgan See
M F Larkin
California
MJ Donner
Californie I McClelland
Tomtetone TexeAriz Min Co
Chine Aldoph Thorine
Q Sweeten
Smith
John Carello
Aw Bisbee Coalition Co
Dreyfus
Wilbur C Hive
Turquoise
James Smoot
Tombstone
AD Milter
Hereford DO
Joha Igo
Mustang
Eoutheser
Aucil Martin
Benson
EB Perrin
Benson Group
Benson Mining District
Milton McWhortoo
Tucky
Son
JD Lacey
Oakland Group
GA Heese
Clifton Group
Lost Hills
The Coming Chauffeur (Who Is It)
A poem by Ws. McStannes about a Ford car named Twenty with a top wind shield and two seats. The speaker asks the driver what he would do if he killed it dead on a long sandy walk and the driver replies he would walk it instead if the car won’t run by the scenery.
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Who IS
By Ws. McStannes
Gary
Ford
Ielsim
Cattle shipment from Mexico reaches Dodge City in record time
RL Benton completed a shipment of twelve hundred cattle from Mexico at Agua Prieta on Wednesday afternoon. The cattle were loaded to the Santa Fe at Douglas and delivered to Santa Fe lines in eight hours and twenty minutes. Benton plans to bring more cattle from his Mexican ranches in the near future.
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Mexico
RL Benton
Agua Prieta
Dodge City
Kensus
Sulphur Springs Valley Notes Report
Local notes describe the Subordinate Order of the Ani Horse Shield Association growing from twelve to twenty charter members, its purpose for mutual protection and crime suppression, plus a Kansas origin seven years ago with 161,000 members. It also reports accidents, arrivals, and visits in Sulphur Springs valley including Jose Gomez injury, Dodds, Remple, LaPreie Sampson, and Meacham family travel updates.
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Ani Horse Shiel Association
Kansas
States of the Union
D Remple
Burton
Courtland
San Simson Valley
Cochise County Leads in Railroad Valuations Report
Board of Equalization publicizes railroad values for Cochise and Santa Cruz counties. Cochise totals 4,972,263.52 across lines including Arizona Eastern, EP & SW, Arizona & New Mexico, Southern Pacific, and others. Santa Cruz shows 496,374.90. Data lists divisions, miles, and assessed amounts for each line.
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Arrona
Board of Equalization
Cochie County
Ber
Santa Cruz
Cochise County
Arizona Eastern
Cochise Division
Arizona Astern Globe Division
EP &Sw
Tombstone-Fairbanks
EP & SW
Douglas Courtland
Johnson & Dragoon
Northees
Arizona & New Moxico
Oil Struck at One Thousand Feet on Local Ranch
Oil was encountered at a depth of 1000 feet by TM Will ianmoth at the Kellog and Walls ranch while boring for artesian water with a machine once owned by Sterling Development company at Tuceon. Samples taken for testing. oil quality unknown. Nearby coal deposits suggest possible oil lakes in the area.
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Willianmoth
Sterling Development Company
Tuceon
Tim
Kinney bill to bar non English speakers from mines
A Phoenix dispatch reports Assistant Attorney General Carpenter certified the Morenci initiative petition. The Kinney bill would bar all men unable to speak English from mines and other hazardous occupations, sending the proposal to voters in November. It would affect several thousand foreign laborers.
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Asistant
Carpenter
Morenci
Ballos
Kinney
Bequillas Land and Oil Interests Visit Tombstone Figures
Friday notes show Bequilla s Land and Cattle Co prominent figures visiting Tombstone to discuss matters with Jeff Milton. Al Godfrey opens Fifth street shoeshop near Melgren, while weather forecaster predicts rain this afternoon. Local dignitaries J W Walker and Harry Evans travel to Fort Huachuca, and Judge Fred Sutter and bride receive many attentions after returning from their honeymoon. The couple plan to reside at Stein cottage after next week.
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FN Wolcott
Jos McPherson
EA Hughes
Tomtetone
Lost Hille
J W Walker
Harry Evans
Fort Huachues
Fred Sutter
Bride
Tombstone
Tumbletone City
Chirivari Brigade
Court Cases Filed Suit 103 Involving Northingtes Jade and Partners
A legal docket lists Suit 103 filed by Sophie AJ Northingtes Jade against KR Escudero L Cummings and EH Reeves for divorce. It mentions A E Hurst v. Chite Lumber Co with a transcript in JP court and a judgment amount of 1146.
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Sophie AJ Northingtes
KR Escudero
L Cummings
EH Reeves
Ce. Dade
Rington Fe
Chite Lumber Co
Transcript
A E Hurst
Cochisor Lumber Co
Open Bids For Supplies At Industrial School
Governor Hunt and R Osburn of the board of control with J J Calleghan state auditor and other board members are in session to open bids for supplies for the industrial school. Bids cover a wide range of furnishings and dry goods, with bulk purchases planned as inmates learn to make their own clothes.
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Overnor Hunt
R Osburn
Board of Control
J J Calleghan
Besson
Ayer s Hair Vigor Ad Claims Natural Hair Growth
An old advertisement promotes Ayer s Hair Vigor as a natural aid to hair growth. It urges readers to consult a doctor for guidance and assures no danger of hair loss or damage. The copy emphasizes long, rich, luxurious hair as a desired result.
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Ayer
Man Tries Chicken Cargo Scheme to Ride White Way
A Richmond Virginia man attempted to travel to Los Angeles without paying fare by shipping Chickens under a livestock contract. He sealed a crate of chickens in a car and fled after El Paso inspectors questioned the method. The case prompted a complaint against chicken growers and drew interest from the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Richmond
Los Angeles
el Paso
MC Hallmark
Rieumond
Interstar Commerce
Railrom Company
Sath
War Measur es Hit Sanure Cattle Exports
War effects reach Sonora with higher taxes and business strain. The state contends a $3.60 duty on every head of cattle exported, part of measures to cover deficits from tea shortages and mine closures. Cattlemen across the state protest vigorously.
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Sanure
Trains Over Extension Aimed for November Completion
Plans indicate trains will clog the new line by November first, with about fifty miles of track to be completed. Construction has started on passenger and freight depots, roundhouse in Tuzton Trackleyiog is nearly done for eighteen miles from Fairbank, and the Golden States Limited of the Rock Island system may run through by early January.
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Traak
Tucton
Fairbank
Golden States Limited
Rock Island
Forest Fire Across the Line Rises Near Ising Douglas
Large forest fire extends several miles into the Ceneizia mountains south of Douglas. Illumination from the blaze lit many miles last night, with residents fearing a rebel advance while those on the near side remain unworried.
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Agus Privia
Ceneizia
Douglas
Lowdermilk Gets Rhodes Appointment
W C Lowdermilk, class of 13, from Wilboz, Ozona area, has been named Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, England. He succeeds Fred Spaulding who was unable to enter due to ill health after ranking highest in exams. Lowdermilk, who came from Park College Missouri, will enter St Johns College Oxford to study chemistry.
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W C Lowdermilk
Arizons
Oxford University
England
Fred Spauling
Spaulding
Lowdermilk
Wilboz
University of Arisone
Park College
Local politicians meet for progressive party plans in Tombstone
A Tombstone gathering including Woolery President Win Fowler Treasurer M Telin and secretary Hawer met yesterday to discuss the Progressive party, with Cocoiee county noting Republican followers and new party momentum. Keith Davey paid a Mason Ranch visit near Lewis Springs. William Kirlew narrowly escaped injury after a fall on Fourth Street. Tombstone reports more autos than any Arizona city, ranking 48th in population as the state enters new regeneration efforts and county officials begin duties under a new law.
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Woolery
Win Fowler
M Telin
Roosevelt
Hawer
W Hicks
Weitraeken
Biebee
Progressive Party
Cocoiee County
Koorerrit
Fourth Street
Tombstone
Senator Smith Urges Action On Mexico Crisis
Washington dispatch reports Senator Mark Smith of Arizona warned that outrages in Mexico are accelerating and the United States must respond with a proclamation or other action. He said he has not discussed the matter with President Taft and noted ongoing talks by Senators Fall and Smoot about treatment of Mormons in Sonora and Chihuahua amid revolutionary turmoil.
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Washington Dispatch
Mexico
Mark Smith
Arizona
White House
Taft
A.B Fall
New Mexico
Reed Smoot
Utah
Sonora
Chihuahua
Fail Will
Senate
Mericwue
Socialist Nominee to Speak at Tucson in September
Tucson Socialiste announce an offer from E. V. Debs, Socialist presidential candidate, to speak in Tucson in September as part of a tour of Arizona. Debs has already scheduled dates for nearby Gobs.
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Tucson
E. V. Debs
Debs
Arizona
Alrady
Gobs
Renowned Arizonan Col Wa Herring Dies in Tucson
Tucson mourns Col Wa Herring a distinguished Arizona pioneer age 79. founder of Decoration Day and pivotal in Arizona history he guided state moves and helped shape the University of Arizona earning Herring Hall honorary LL D. funeral set Friday under BPOE auspices with many tributes across the territory
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Col Wa. Herring
Tucson
Arizona
Col. Herring
Aravem
Hich
Tombstone
Ternans
Mary
Col Herring
Hens
Decoration Jay
Greater New York
Timbs
Fomterene
Cochise County
Wwe
Tombshops
Wader
Oeernor Irwin
Morphy
Arzona
The
Territorial Library
University of Argon
Hat Herring
University
Applications for School Land Lease in Arizona
The Arizona State Land Commission completed the lease application process for school and university lands and is sending leaseholders a copy of the application, a blank permit, land laws, and an explanatory letter. Applicants are urged to complete and return forms quickly. a duplicate copy stays in the county office. Rental rates are set by county supervisors and approved by the land commission, with payments forwarded to the commission. Permits expire on May 15, 1913, unless new land legislation passes. if not, renewal is expected to be easy.
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Arizona
Bianke
Varnis
State Land Commission
Board of Eapers
Boars of Supervisors
Land Commission
New Arizona Law Forces Headlight Upgrades on Rails
A recently passed Arizona law requires locomotives to use headlights of at least 1500 candle power. Many engines currently burn acetylene lights and must be updated, causing operational slowdowns as rails adjust to the new standard.
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Arizona
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