Notice of Grant Selection for Arizona Penitentiary Lands
State of Arizona filed Grant Selection No 25 with the United States Land Office in Phoenix. The list covers numerous tracts in townships 20 to 24 south range 20 east and adjacent sections. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks of publication before final approval.
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Congress
United States Land Office
Arizona
Lot
Meridian
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arison
State of
Land Office Grant Selections In Arizona Announced
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces grant selections No 17 and 18 for schools and asylums for the deaf blind and for miners hospitals for disabled miners. Lists cover multiple sections in Townships 195 and 25 East with detailed tract descriptions. A copy of the list is posted for public inspection during the five week publication period ending with approval by the General Land Office. May 1 1913. Frank H Parker Chase Arnold. First publication May 4 1913.
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Sinai
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Frank H. Parker
Register
United States Land Office
Chase Arnold
Court Cases Filed and Probate Proceedings Summary
Case filings include divorce suits for Ide Torner v E L Tornoe and Micheleie v Avionis Micheleie. Debts of 418 dollars listed in JD Anderson v Red Mountain Dev Co. Probate actions note estate account approvals for Wm Viecis and Consinghem minors, with decree for Kenyon minors, and a sale hearing for Owen minors on June 15. Appraisers named B Holcomte Ir Commings W J Brown.
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JD Anderson
Red Mountain Dev Co
Micheleie
Avionis
Patents Issued to Arizonans This Week
The United States Patent Office granted patents to Arizona residents for the week ending May 24, 1913. Harry W Waite of Phoenix received a tool related patent and Jobo McBride of Arizona was issued a patent for a phos pix device.
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United States
Weshing On
Lies
Arizona
Harry 8
Waite
Voces
Aris
Tool
Marke
Jobo McBride
Phospix
Time Thinning Ranks of Civil War Veterans
Time is rapidly thinning the ranks of veterans from both blue and grey as the nation unites to honor all who fought. Fifty years after the conflict, former Confederate veterans join in tribute to the united country, living to celebrate the slogan One flag, one country, one God.
Large Cochise Land Deal Shocks San Simon Area
A major Cochise land deal near San Simon collapsed into controversy when Peter Jensen bought a 320 acre relinquishment from Averill. Jensen quickly contracted two artesian wells with drillers Geof Bligh and Jers Averill to speed development amid rising demand for drilling equipment.
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San Simonto
Peter Jensen
Benjam
Averill
San Simon
Thompson and McKinney Wills Jensen
Geof Bligh
Jers Averill
Verdict for $6500 Damages in Vandervere v Haceman
In Phoenix a jury awarded Miss Helen Vandervere $6500 after a damage suit against Mrs. Lara Belle Haceman. The plaintiff claimed $31500 in damages from an incident last summer involving an alleged assault and defamatory utterances while Vandervere was stenographer for the defendant’s husband.
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Helen Vandervere
Lara Belle Haceman
Phoenix
Tombstone Plans Fourth of July Celebration
An enthusiastic meeting at Gage Hall led by Mayor Kochen Beck approved a Fourth of July celebration in Tombstone. A five member arrangements committee and a finance group were named to organize barbecues and special events with program details to follow.
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Tombstone
Gage Hall
Kochenbeck
E James
W P Thompson
JW Webster
A H Gardner
Paul Smith
Gibeon
C Karger
Hal Smith
Al-A
Committee of
Held in Tombstone to Answer Charges
Mrs John Prindiville of Pearce was brought to Tombstone from Taccon by Deputy Sheriff Kaf ferty and held awaiting disposition of charges tied to an alleged elopement with Pearce miner Calvert. The widow, mother of three, had $2900 life insurance on her person when arrested in Tucson as authorities pursue matrimonial plans.
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John Prindigille
Pearce
Tombstone
Taccon
Kafferty
Calvert
Tucson
Mre Prindiville
John Prindiville
Pearos
St Tucson
Pesree
Mountain of Alam Near Arizona Line
A colossal alum mountain near the Gila River in southwest New Mexico is described as one of the world’s most marvelous geological curiosities. Two square miles in extent and about feet high, it is highlighted for its vast industrial value and as an nearly inexhaustible source for alum-related industries.
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Gila River
New Me Ico
Arizona
Carol M Grosh
Philadelphia
Merck
Mr Grosh
Arizona Senators Back Underwood Tariff Bill
Washington dispatch reports Arizona senators urge lawmakers to pass the Underwood tariff bill. They advocate for a reduction in sugar wool lumber and other commodities while supporting overall tariff reform to aid Arizona industries.
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Arizona
Washington Dispatch
Lepster Smith
Asburet
Douglas Man Found Insane in Local Court Action
Edward Wolfe a wealthy man of Douglas was examined after a petition for insanity filed by MF Torpey on behalf of the Elite lodge. He attempted self harm at Calumet hospital using shears while distressed by financial worries.
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Edward Wolfe
Douglas
Tombestone
Iigard
MF Torpey
Calumet Hospital
Governor Hunt Signs Several Bills .
Governor Hunt yesterday signed and approved bills including 8 B 25 by Senator John T Hughes for a prison farm 8B 37 by the public lands committee allowing state institutions to obtain school land HB63 by Mr Kerr of Yuma prohibiting throwing campaign of patent medicine to yards and porches H 60 by education committee setting qualifications for life certificates of teaching.
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Hunt
John T Hughes
Committee On Public Lands
Kerr Nf Yuma
Tuberculosis Registration Mandated in Arizona Health Law
Tuberculosis is now a legally reportable communicable disease in Arizona. Each case must be registered with the county or city health officer, who will issue printed guidance to prevent contagion. Quarantine is not required, and no special facility placement is planned.
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Arizona
State Board of Health
Hughes ‘Aterculoss
Hogree
Parole Board Fails To Hear Any Applications Saturday
The state parole board did not consider any of the seventy five pending applications at its Saturday meeting at the penitentiary. No cases were heard and no formal session has occurred since October, with the board effectively inactive.
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State Parole Board
Parole Board
Large Arizona Cattle Shipments Reported
May cattle deliveries in Southern Arizona are described as among the largest in industry history. The Tucson shipment includes 42 cars, Calabasas 1000 head, Nogales 1130, Willcox 4000 and 6000, Douglas 1200, with Turner aiming for about 10 000 head as ranges are in fine condition and cattlemen stay optimistic.
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Arizona
Tucson
Calabasas
Nogelee
Willcox
Douglas
Turner
Plants and Animals From a Noted 19th Century Text
An extract surveys animal and plant facts including palma species rising from 16 in 1797 to 1200 today, guineapigs reaching six weeks to full size, elephants and alligators, mulberry varieties, a tiny harvest mouse, insects by pitch and note, and a talking mix of humor and anecdotes from various period newspapers.
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Palma
Aleope
Contary
England
Venezuela
South America
Deed and mortgage records for Cochise County
Records list various deeds and property transfers in Bisbee and Douglas, including Hees to Lefebvre, Sumpeon to Basmet, Silyee to EHW, Miller to Llyes, and Johnson to John son. Also notes bills of sale and chattel mortgages involving Doan, Pickie, Douglas Lumber Co, Arndt, and others, with registrar entries and lender details.
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Doan
H E Dugan
Dougas
Holz
J F Pickie
Bisbee
Douglas Lumber Co
Douglas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from 19th Century Mail Page
An old advertisement offers a reward for a spy case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites H. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes testimonials, a price per bottle, and wholesale druggist endorsements. The text mimics era marketing with rustic claims and postal address formats.
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H. Cure
Kixxas
Manvix
Wholessie
Toledo
Hall
Trusts Replace Freeborn Life In Satirical Verse
A poem portrays a citizen living through trusts that supply every necessity from shoes to light and food. The speaker argues that the freeborn man’s freedoms are mediated by corporate trusts, shaping daily life from wakefulness to death and burial. The piece critiques economic power and dependency on trusts.
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Hall Tree
Magazine Circulation Drive Seeks Volunteers and Commissions
An appeal to boost the magazine’s circulation invites readers to offer help and time. Charles Scribner's Bons, 504 Nassau Blog, Denver Colorado, promises a liberal commission and full participation details for those who respond on We Day 8.
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Commission
Charles Scribener
Nassau
Denver
Colorado
Ten dollar 107 easily mate focal agent
Arizona Bales Agency reports events in Arizona and nearby areas. Pevents and Arisona listings appear in obscure notices with fragmented phrases and unclear implications.
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Focal
Tall Informe
St Cscs
Arizona Bales Agency
Pevents
Arisona
Decoration Day Observances And Local Announcements
Decoration Day events mention GAR officers Col Grow and JF Duncan leading a cemetery procession at 11 o clock from Allen and Fourth. Post office holiday hours apply tomorrow with closing after 10 am. Local notices cover railroad extensions, sold lines, legal adjournments, plays with cattle rustling, and mining assessment preparations.
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Col AL Grow
JF Duncan
GAR
Allen
Fourth Ste
Arrest of Ed W Smith Tied to Luther McCarty Killing
Ed W Smith sporting editor of the Chicago American was arrested in connection with the killing of Luther McCarty in Calgary. He previously refereed the Szht and shop event and the Chicago wrestling match between Gotek and Zyberko, with ties to Arizona and Las Vegas.
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Ed W Smith
Chicago American
Pho
Luther
M Carty
Peikey
Szht
Chicago
Frank Gotek
Stanislaus Zyberko
Shw
Jack Jubatov
Jim Flynn
Las Vegas
Three Great Magazines Offered by Local Agent
A promotion advertises the Cosmopolitan, Hearst Magazines and Good Housekeeping along with the Los Angeles Examiner. It claims home delivery and a price of 8s centeths, inviting orders via agent Frank Yaple of Tombstone or by writing to the Los Angeles Examiner in Los Angeles California.
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Cosmopolitan
Hearste |Magssise
Good Housekeeping
Los Angeles Examiner
Frank Yaple
Tombstone
Los Angeles
Cal
Town News and Colorful Arizona Notes
Tucson police use a convict named Troy on a changery job to deter escape and he disappears into Pima County. Nearby Globe and Pirtleville report juvenile arraignments for window breaking with several sent to juvenile court. others sent home for parental discipline. Johnny Lindell to star as cattle king in Selig’s new Prescott film featuring about twelve hundred cattle. J S Douglas returns to Sonora amid mining interest protection fights. American assets attract Sonora interest and constitutional concerns. Tucson eyes a large garage as auto growth nears four hundred cars, while Calumet and Arizona Copper prepare June blast furnace start. Journal Miner jokes Governor Hunt about marrying off convicts to solve prison issues. Chris Wilson and Chas Carman explore ore freight with a big truck project near Bloxton.
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Miner
Hunt
Queestion
Chris Wilson
Three R
Bloxton
Wilcemead
Hie
Chas Carman
Blue Bell
Phoenix
Educate Your Bowers or Bowels Trained Like Muscles
A curious editorial urges readers to train not just the mind but the body and bowels, claiming education extends to physical discipline. The piece lingers on practical tips and a witty stance about self-improvement through routine.
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Aven
Frank 1. Parker
Chas, E Arnold
Viecis
Chas Lobb
Consinghem
Kenyon
Contreras
J Lefebvre
Edu
AM de Bepinces
J M Eepinces
Alam
Arizona Line
Father
Clare
Gussie Guab
Dore
Ciara
Jack Jewel
N. Y
Philadelphia Press
Chicago Post
Maddox
Cumso
Gazzam
Harlem
Harry
Detroit
Wees
AL & Schools
John
London
Catholic Standard and Times
Leotas
Cochise County
Struments
E Hees
Land
K Sumpeon
Basmet
J Silyee
Bee
SJ Miller
Llyes
F Johnson
O John~son
Jobneon
Jobanson
Biatee
PO Andrews
WJ Arndt
TI Coffman
MS Cunningham
WJ Brophy
Kellum
Angleé Bush
R Co
Chattel Mortgage
Tcaretto
Nat Cash Reg Co
J E Moore
Bank of Lowell Ag Sabels Sce
Cseness Low Douglas Family Liquor Co
York Sale & Lock Co
Ste
J. Cheney & Co
F.J. Cheney
Fleatts
Gesk
Atch
San Diego
Santa Fe
Rock Inland
Southeastern
Rock Island
Sutter
J M.cone
Gilmre and
Mingsbury
Frank Moore
Swirshelms
Moore
Bert Macia
FM Fioan
JN Fresch
Frank Doan
F Beusbimol
JN Hunsaker
Cochise
Swisshelms
MG Kirkpatrick
Astessore
Stateax Commission
McCarty
Sevral
Troy
Od Preblo
JJ McGinvis
Globe
Pirtleville
Joheny Lindell
Yavapai County
Chrclee
Selig'e
Prescott
Cananea
Moses
USA
Jimmie
Sonora
Amercan
James Douglas
Southwest
Miller and Richardson Company
Old Pueblo
Calumet and
Arzine Copper Company
Mucker
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