Divorce Cases and Court Actions in District Court
The district court handled divorces for Chas Lingner against Elizabet Lingner and George Pelle against Jessie Pells with trials set and motions granted. Omecinds Lucero was granted a divorce on a cross complaint. An injunction action involving Signy Fisher over water rights and a mineral spring was noted, with a garnishment return in another case. Local officials and observers reported on court activity, staffing, and community notes from Tombstone and Cochise County, including travel, inspections, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lingner
Elizabet Lingner
George D Pelle
Jessie Pells
Omecinds Lucero
Jose Lucero
Croes
Kicker Korner on Tombstone Copper Belt Fraud
A colorful Tombstone spoof lampoons a desert copper belt hoax. The piece ridicules booster claims by a pompous prospector who bores investors with far flung belt connections from Paradise to Cananea, mocking his pretensions and the gullibility of capital seeking quick gains. The satire targets mining hype, investor naivete, and the persistence of such characters in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becume
Paradise
Perdition
United States
Territorial items of interest in Saltiver valley and region
The June vital statistics for Pima county report 57 deaths and 23 births. Indians are employed in beet fields due to labor shortages. A Santo Ferilold survey from Seligman to Parker progresses as a branch line. A new road near Sandy is expected to cut company costs. A dynamite blast killed three Mexicans on the road from Wil to the Grand Canyon. Thirty to forty crates of meteons daily depart Yuma to Artecs Texas and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima
Santo Ferilold
Selig‘nan
Parker
Sandy
Grand Canyon
Yuma
Artecs
Texas
New Mexico
First of the Season Rain Forecast by Almanac
The article notes a light shower to ease dust and mentions a new moon tonight. An elder cites almanac lore predicting rain likely today or tomorrow, with sentiment that rain will come as foretold by the old timer who knows the calendar.
Water troubles hit Tombatone and Globe Arizona
Fragmentary text notes water issues in Tombatone and Globe Arizona with limited domestic service. Tombatone faces both surplus and shortage while Globe endures severe constraints, allowing sprinkling only one hour in the morning and two hours in the evening three days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombatone
Arizona
Globe
Towbetone
Local Churches Schedule Changes Due to Copper Output
The Congregational Church will not hold services tomorrow Sunday the 18th because of services at the Methodist church. The Epworth League meets at 10 pm Sunday, prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 pm, and Sunday School at 9 am. Catholic Mass and education times appear to be altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Methodiet
Epworth League
Copper Demand on the Increase in Copper Market
The Copper Producers Association report, released in Boston, shows a larger-than-expected drop in copper on hand and a reduced surplus of about 14.99 million pounds. June production fell to 131.56 million pounds from May, with firms operating at roughly 60 percent capacity. Indications point to rising demand and a further drawdown of stock, despite a generally improved copper outlook. Attorney J W Ress returned to Bisbee after district court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tatais
J W Ress
Bisbee
Arizona Elks Delegation Fails to Win Prize at L A Convention
Arizona’s Elk delegation and the Phocor Indian band drew strong crowd attention in Los Angeles parades though no prize went to Arizona. Judges announced winners after the torchlight events as the exodus began with many badges sold out, leaving Arizona fans hopeful and proud of the state’s display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Elks
Los Angeles
Phocor
Fy on Board to Review Yearly Assessment Rolls on Monday
The Fy on Board will meet Monday the 19th and remain in session for several days to review the 109 assessment rolls and make necessary changes. The total county property valuation is not yet known as figures must be rechecked. An influx of visitors from Arizona is noted with estimates of a 5,000,000 summer outlay in Angel City. C. P. Cummings has arrived from Los Angeles and registered at the Arlington.
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Los Angeles
Lnte the Elks Convention
Berner
Board of Supery
Mpon
Lass Piles Railroad
Laos
Board of
Change of Venue to Santa Cruz Co in Probate Court
In the probate court the morning the matter of probating the will of Judge James Reilly, deceased, was had and after a petition by Attorney Jobe B. Wright for the widow contesting the Sling of the camp, and asking for a change of venue, the petition was granted and a change of venue sent to Santa Cruz county. Mrs Dorothy Jobne, who spoke last evening on socialien on Allen street, will speak tonight at the same place. Frank N. Wolcott and wife with daughters Eva and Lacy left for an outing at Ramexy Canyon in the Huachocases. C. F. Borrowdale departed for a visit to the Beattle Exposition. Seat a pair of spectacles in the Ice Finder please return to this office.
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Baile-Heineman Company
Santa Cruz County
CC Thompson
Cochise County
Bisbee
Alderman Hughes i
James Dalgelish
James Dancan
Chicago
Indy
Jake Scherer
Supervisor Scherer
Douglas
Tombstone
James Reilly
Jobe B. Wright
Bern Aclozy
Dorothy Jobne
Allen Street
Jonne
Frank N. Wolcott
Ev and
Lacy
Ramexy Canyon
Huachocas
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District Court
John Molomon Underwood
Signy Fisher
Yeonler & Farcons
T. H. O'Brien
Courtland
T. Smith
Tucson
G.E. Jackson
W. F. Staunton
Ramesy Canyon
Col W. Young, Jr
Great Western Mining Company
Frank B. O'Brien
Doan
Courtland Mest Company
Tourea Ve McKinney
Boro
Earl Reed
Bruce
Leslie Wilcor
City
Willcox
Hereford
John W Walker
Yeater-Day
John
Postotice
Thirt Street
Gage Hall
Tombstone Club
Ladiee
Tle
Sundance
Mason Wie
Bishee
Korner
Mescal
Lizzard
Cananea
Morenct
Jerome
Angies
Saltiver Valley
Sears and Dogon
C. P. Cummings
The
Arlington
Santa Cruz Co
C. F. Borrowdale
Beattle Exposition
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