Territorial Items of Interest Condensed in Tee
A long, dense column summarizes scattered Arizona notices. Miners at Ray and Hayden. trials, rail and mail issues. floods damage roads in Yavapai. juveniles, accidents, and local court actions. taxes, pensions, and canal repairs. deaths in Los Angeles and Phoenix areas. weather, crime, and business moves across multiple towns including Globe Prescott Bisbee and Douglas.
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Yavapai County
Prescott
Needles
California
Santa Fe Way
Hussen Ketchell Draw In Long Welterweight Show
The Hussen Ketchell welterweight match at Schiefelio Hall lasted three hours and nineteen minutes without a fall, referee Billy Gunn ruling a draw. Ed Hussen retains the belt, with a likely rematch planned for Bisbee on Dec 1, as crowds packed the venue and both contenders displayed peak conditioning and skill.
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Schiefelio Hall
Billy Gunn
Ed Hussen
Gann
Hilly Guan
Bisbee
Thrilling ring bout draws large Arizona crowd
A tense three hour bout drew hundreds to the arena with a thunderous crowd backing Tombstone’s young America. A telegram to the winner failed to deliver, fans cheered the combatants as Ft. Munchoqa troopers watched from the parquet, and Benson orchestra provided pre bout music. Prominent onlookers included Hon. Frank Murphy and entourage.
The Dance Was Howling Success At Gage Hall
The post wrestling dance at Gage Hall started after the bout on Saturday night and continued past 10 30 pm. Over a hundred attendees enjoyed music by a five piece orchestra from Reason. Guests called it one of the season’s best managed events with lively dancing from first to last.
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Gage Hall
Next Sporting Event at Fort Huachuca Schedule
Fort Huachuca hosts the forthcoming sporting event with details to be announced. The venue and expected participants are not yet confirmed, but local teams anticipate competition on a set date.
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Fort Huachuca
Fort Huarhoca
Wrestling Bout Set Ten Days For Grow Versus Titus
A wrestling match featuring Chester Grow against Trooper Titus is scheduled ten days from now. A boxing bout pits a renowned boxer listed as Unknown against a soldier who claims the Iowa championship boxing record. Local excitement builds as Tocbston teed the events.
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Chester Grow
Trooper Titus
Iowa
Troopers Win Two Straight at Tombstone Grounds
A large Tombstone crowd watched Ft Huachuca troops defeat the local team by a decisive score on the old grounds. Trooper McKenzie sprained an ankle yesterday and will miss two to three weeks of play.
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Tombstone
Ft Huachaca
Tomers
Hospital
Tombatone
McKenzie
Catchine
Rattlesnake Mine Lease Takes Effect In District
The Rattlesnake property has been leased by Due Caberas parties and will begin operations within a few days with fourteen miners. Huachues Water Co. is completing connections from the Crald mine to supply water, while rumors say Bistee Extension Mining and Townsite group discuss further investments and operations in the district.
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Due Caberas
Operaton
Huachues Water Company
Crald
Upn
Bistee Extension Mining Company
Hias
Nemeander
Petition of Bankruptcy for Joe Franklin of Glen
Joe Franklin a Glen general merchant filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities 100,059 with assets partly offset by household furniture value 100 and stock in trade 1 100.
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Joe Franklin
Glen
Incorporation Filed for Bt. Louis Development Company
Articles filed note Bt. Louis Development Company to corporate in name Bt. Louis Development compeny Tocorporatore Wim Holmes Calvin Glen and William 2 Monmonier Sr. Principal place of business Court land. Object to conduct mining milling smelting manufacturing and mercantile business. Capital stock ten million dollars with two million shares at ten dollars par.
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Bt. Louis Development
Wim Holmes
Calvin Glen
William 2 Monmonier
Courtland
Miners to Receive $28,000 From Labor Lien Judgment
The First National Bank shows a payment schedule set by Cashier Brandt after the labor lien settlement. President F M Murphy helped arrange the funds and the payroll will be ready when the bank opens Wednesday morning. Interest adds four and a half months at six percent to each claim, and many claimants have fled orders requiring careful apportionment.
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First National Bank
Brandt
F M Murphy
Optimistic President Murphy Eyes Reorganization at TLC M Co
President Murphy of the TLC M Co faces financial troubles but remains hopeful for district redemption. He plans to study miner liens and creditor claims as bankruptcy fears loom, with steps toward adjustment and possible trustee appointment. Murphy departs for tacton to review Imperial company bankruptcy status and assess reorganization prospects.
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FM Murphy
Ealcom
Murphy
Arizona
Tonsatone
Tacton
Imperial Company
TLC. M. Co
Doings In the District Court
Deluge of litigation occupies Judge Donn as Friday recess ends. Cases heard include Binder v. Jacks et al on debt with motion for judgment denied, and an adverse ruling on dismissal. In federal court, Ismland et al bankrupts, sale confirmation refused. John Excapule Guardian and others debt, MD Teachout and L Hudspeth garnish money, leave granted. Juvenile court finds no jurisdiction in Courtland incorrigible case. girl over 16. Change of venue for Pedro Micheleos v Cochise County debt to Tucson district. demurrer by George B Wilcox in Cochise County case.
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Donn
Toad Cliy
Binder Ve JT
Jacks
Imsland
WE Harrison Co
Oscar Johnsson
John Excapule
Guardian
CA Pounds
Teachout
Ah L
Hen Honey
J P Christianson
Jdebt
Joseph Fowler
Nellie M- Fowler
Courtland
Pedro Micheleos
Cochise County
To Inspect Route For the Highway Tour
A party led by Robert A Craig, Territorial Engineer J B Girand, T G Norrie, and Reero M Ling will tour the proposed territorial road to Arizona, visiting Florence, Tucson, Tombstone, Douglas, Bisbee and other towns over about ten days. The group will reach Tombstone on July 25, with Clerk Berner receiving thewire.
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Arizona
Robert A Craig
Board of Control
J B Girand
T G Norrie
Good Rosds Association of Arizona
Reero M Ling
Phoenix
Florence
Tucson
Tombstone
Douglas
Bisbee
Arisoneill
Berner Re
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Ray and
Hayden Coye
Ray
Hayden
Glote
Frank Owsoe
Justice of the Peace
Rex Ubiquita
Virgil Hayes
Gila Valley
Ben Yaeger Hee
Wells Fargo Express Company
Bae
Board of Supervisore
Cameron
Helen Leght
Timothy Hawkine
Phoenix Valley
Alexander Campbell
Los Angeles
Selford
E Ringer
J Cotey
Egainst
Shannon Arizona Railroad Company
Sulphur Springs Valley
EP Davis
Glendale Sugar Will
California Associates
Santa Crus
Maricope Station
Gils County
Tempe
WB Cleary
Horald Smith
Bisbee Evening Miner
Traffe
Daily Mail
Globe
Harry Jose
Rex Chiquita
Globe Electric Light Company
Yama Sun
John W Dorrington
Thatcher
Gila Valley Air Association
Graham County Board of Equalization
Douglas Drug Company
Globeites
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Whippe
Gre
Binbee
Copper City
Ruad
Jose Avalos
Mesa
Ione Stanley
Sloan
State of
Utah
James L. Nisza
United States
Sixth Cavalry
Dougine
Alcatraz Island
Archie
RW Fuller
Corral
Grant Woods
Judge
Mrej A Woods
Solomonville
E. M Brown
Mexico
Apache County
Mra L . Lawson
Yume
Parker
Preccott
Abram Morrison
That City
Jerome
Eastor Adams
United Verde Hospital
Julian Wooldridge
Randolph
Blythe Junction
New York
J H Campbell
Knights of Pythies of
Arizons
Prescott Lodge
Daniel Weet
Ohio
Yume County
Humboldt
Sherif White
Alejandro Gallegos
Gallegos
Walker
Clyde
A A Hopking
William Boyd
Harold Chaseman
Foreman Fisher
Charleston
Floyd Spencer
Wa Fiege
Dragoon
Kuichte
Pythine
Castle Hall
Frank Lee
Cheeion
Order of Sted
Sth
Row Holderness
Huachuca
Billy Gann
Resedee
Frank Winters
Hert Macia
Istone
Red Gannon
Bisgot
Museen
Ketehel
Billy WePherson
Janne Jacome
Jockawes
Titus
Hussen
Ketebell
Williams
al Ketobell
Husseo
Galtery
Ft. Munchuea
Cone
Benson
Fank
Teteboud
Rinyside
Jack Williams
Troopers
Incorporation
T.C. Mt. Co
Lenen
T. R. Buaxer
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