Court clears criminal docket as defendants plead guilty
In a brisk district court session eight defendants changed from not guilty to guilty pleas. Several individuals including Antonio Gonzales, Pablo Levas, Oton Chaves, and Augustine Torres entered guilty pleas to petty larceny, burglary, grand larceny, and aggravated assault. Ignacio Grijalba and Benecio Valenzuela faced sentences or motions, while the grand jury returned four new indictments and examined nine cases. The session also saw alterations to indictments and one a misread verdict corrected from not guilty to guilty. Jurors were excused for further proceedings tomorrow.
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Yeemsway
Gose
Su Ie
Attornese
Oton Chaves
M Sarazoes
Augustine Torres
Aggtavatedsseault
Ignacio Grijalba
Gainer
Dan Reynolds
Benecio Valenzuels
Yeeter
Yuma
Cgsinet
Bille
W. S. Edwarda
Hogan
Edwards
C. E. Oates
Atsault
Douglas
Dore Little
Ramon Videl
Fairbank
Lochinvar
Hotel de V Bate
Mexican youth placed in Industrial School for tract obstruction
Laio Morales, 18, indicted for obstructing the EP & W railroad between Naco and Osborne, was examined in the juvenile department and ordered committed to the Industrial School until age 21. DA Reynolds’s sentence extended to tomorrow. Feliciano Martinez pled guilty to burglary and faces morning sentencing. twenty pleas of guilty this term.
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Laio Morales
Osborne
D A Reynolds
Feleciano Martinez
Court Litigation and Probate Notices Summary
Suit listings include debt actions City of Douging Benton and others with amounts and injunctions. probate matters show estates of Maiden, Con, Danint McLarin, Barton, Bowers, Lene and Henry Eicke, William B Brown. Orders set creditors notices and hearing days for letters of administration and final account.
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Douging
JJ Benton
WD McBee
JG Erickson
Prominent Miner Married in Tucson Binds Fraternal Ties
Tom Fraser a noted mining contractor weds Miss Hay Lindy of Redlands California in Tucson on Tuesday evening. Fraser long served in Bisbee mines and recently worked in Patagonia, Santa Cruz County, amid a bustling career. Friends extend wishes for success in his new life.
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Tom Fraser
Cochise County
Tucson
Hay Lindy
Redlands California
Fraser
Bisbee
Patagonia
Santa Graz County
Tomtetone
Sesson
United States Court
Hallucination of A Poor Mexican in Douglas
A report from Douglas details Jose Medina, a Mexican national, accused of vagrancy while canvassing for candies under a hallucination about his mother. Police note prejudice influenced handling as he sought to light light around his dying parent. Building permits for Tucson last month totaled nearly $25,000.
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Prom Douglas International
Jose Medina
China
Diaz
Douglas
Medina
Tucson
Territorial items of interest condensed from Arizona notes
A broad digest of territorial developments notes Phoenix users registering 2953 sotts for a bridge election, bond vote for the Pueblos, smelter contracts to cost a million, prison improvements, and a $60,000 territorial appropriation. It mentions leadership changes at the Merchants Bank, prospecting near Agua Caliente, agricultural science in Yuma, stockholder assessments at Helvetia, cantaloupe shipments to Los Angeles, and railroad plans in Maricopa and Phoenix.
Tucson Masons plan welcome for Taft visit in September
A local Tucson report states Masons will prepare a suitable reception for President Taft during his likely September visit. An official Washington announcement confirms Taft begins his western journey on August 5.
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Tucson
Dines With Former Arizona Desperado in LA Hotel
Major A J Doran of Broscott meets Amy Valdez, once linked to a 14 year old highwayman case, in a Los Angeles motel. Valdez sought to visit the pardoned outlaw after learning he was in the city. The elderly Arizonan recognized him but offered a cordial greeting, then accompanied him before departure.
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Otter
A.J. Doran
Broscott
Amy 5
Francleen Valdez
Nadeau
Los Angeles
Alder
Sen Welt
Hie Be
Hall
Major Doran
Meinch
Doran
Valdee
Hutch
Arizona Indians Bow in Sorrow
The Yume Insane plan a memorial Kawek service as villages mourn a death. They travel among communities to honor the deceased, banish thoughts of loss, and forbid mentioning departed relatives during the ritual. The tribe historically destroys items reminding them of the dead to appease customs.
Convicted Promoters Sentenced in Mine Fraud Case
Kansas City dispatch reports Frank H Horn H 51 Raymond P May sentenced to one year and a day in Leavenworth prison plus fines for promoting the Queens mine near Winketon. John E Horn fined 300. Arion E Horn collapsed at verdict and will be sentenced later. District Attorney urged leniency for Jobe E Horn, age 22. Defendants plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed.
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Kansas City
Frank H. Horn
Raymond P. May
Jay
United States
Leasen
Kanexe
John E. Horn
Philips
Po Queens
Winkleton
Arion E
Horn
ULS
van Valkenberg
Jobe E. Horn
Sen
Arizona Affairs at Washington Dispatch on Pension Bill
Arizona Delegate Ralph Cameron introduced a house bill granting $12 pensions to Joinville Reif of Phoenix and Mrs Lote A Bowman of San Diego. The health board meeting notes trout supply plans and local attendances while Wheat begins to mature in the Yuma valley.
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Washington Dispatch
Ralph Cameron
Joinville Reif
Phoenix
Lote A. Bowman
San Diego
Cameron
Fieh
E. A. Stiker
J. W Verkamp
Southern Pacific Seeks Over $1 Million in Suit
Special Prosecutor A Campbell of the department of justice, active in the Eddleman and Now lab case, travels from Los Angeles to press a claim by Southern Pacific to recover about 1.1 million dollars. The railroad asserts government actions halted Colorado River flow into the Salton Sea and affected the Imperial Valley race. Campbell plans to tour Washington and Oregon on related prosecutions before returning to D C.
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A. Campbell
Department of Justice
Washington
Eity
Eddleman
Lab. i
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Colorado River
Salton Bea
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Foreat Clerks
The United Commission invites applicants for civil service exams to fill forest clerk positions in the Torvat Service and related offices. Tests cover spelling arithmetic penmanship shorthand and typing. Salaries range from 600 to 1200 dollars annually, with applications via the Civil Service offices in Washington, D C or local posts.
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United Commission
Phoenis
Prescott
Foreat Cleri
Torvat Service
Varaociee
United States
Serview Tom
Washington, D. C
Iers Weany
The
Civil Services of the Places
Arizona life saver rescues diver in port harbor tragedy
Senator Charles Strong of Arizona and Ernes Faly were aboard a launch from San Pedro bound for Ports gucee Bead when Reeves fell overboard and began drowning. Charles Strong and Easley jumped in to save him, followed by a life-saving crew from San Pedro, and Reeves survived. Captain Harry Peckaug praised the heroism.
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Deepaten
Charles Strong
Ernes Faly
Eeley
San Pedro
Harry Peckaug Foud
Wotion
Bironge
Easley
Reese
Sheriff White's Forces Scattered Across District
Sheriff White's office fragments in pursuit of witnesses for a district court evasion. He heads toward Colored via Leadville while Deputy Will White travels to California after another suspect. Another deputy heads to Clifton and Peexcott as Porter McDonald escorts convicted prisoners to the territorial institution.
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Sheri White
White
Colored
Leadville
Will White
Csnfernia
Mill
Clifton
Peexcott
Porter McDonald
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Testimonials
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes signatures praising F J Caesar Co of Toledo and lists wholesale druggists, prices at 73 cents per bottle, and testimonials claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hall
City of Tombatono case adjourns with nine pledging sanity
Washington dispatch notes salaries for postmasters in Mesa Nogales Salford Tempe and Yuma Arizona rise by 100 annually while others claim more pay next week. A prominent Bisbee character from Tombstone headlines, with a Schiefelin vaudeville act moving from Tucson to a new date. Bishop suffers arm injury requiring surgery tomorrow. Anastronomical events include a total lunar eclipse tonight at 7 29 and a total solar eclipse on the ?
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Washington Dispatch
Mesa
Nogales
Salford
Tempe
Yuma
Arizona
Tucson
Bishop
Thie City
Te Schietelin Werk
Arizonans Seek Lower Freight Rates Rail Complaint
Arizona Brewing of Erostott and Copper Queen of Bisbee file complaints with Attorney Andrews at the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. They seek lower freight rates from Milwaukee to Arizona and a through rate reduction via Alabama to St Louis and El Paso, plus a refund claim of 482.01 dollars. The issues illustrate ties between EB P 4&8 and Southern Pacific and the Copper Queen’s ownership.
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Arizona Brewing Company
Erostott
Andrews
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Milwaukee
Enry T Andrews
Prescott
Commercial Club
Phoebix
Brewing Company
Bisbee
Anniston
Als
Alabama
St. Louie
el Paso
EB. P
Southern Pacific
Copper Queen
Postponement of the Elks Meeting in Bisbee Tombstone
The Bisbee lodge Elks meeting planned for tomorrow night at the Masons' hall is postponed. Local Elks workers at the mines prompted the delay. secretary McKeehan was notified and a new date will be arranged.
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Bisbee Lodge
Elie
Tombatone
The
Elks
Elke
McKeehan
Tombstone School Term Ends In City Exercises
Friday’s Daily notes Rockfellow’s summer visit to Low Angeles with relatives. Mildred Marte was omitted from the program but acted as Maid of Honor in the day drill. Tombstone term closes with exercises across rooms as Gene Larrea connects Huachuca to Tombstone lines.
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Rockfellow
Low Angeles
Mr. Rockfellow
Little Mise
Mildred Marte
Mildred
Gene Larrea
Huachuca Bidjogo Fairbank
Tombstone Telephone Company
Cochee County
Fort Huselies
Primary Grades Entertain Tombstone Pupils at Closing
Crowded M. I. church last evening hosted Tombstone public schools primary grades closing exercises for First and Second grades. Decorations were tasteful and drills were patriotic and well executed. Young performers portrayed an enchanted land with legends and fairy lore. Songs and recitations drew praise, with Misses Thornton and Mederson noted for their practiced classes.
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M. I. Church
Tombstone
Puosveeron
Enchanted Land
Thornton
Mederson
Salaries Cut for Arizona Postmasters and Offices
The Hambolt and Neco post offices are reduced to fourth class status while the Morenci Jerome and Williams postmasters face a salary cut of 1000 dollars per year reflecting broader cost saving measures in Arizona postal services.
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Monard Wyle
Territoy
Tom Kelly
Deere
Miller
Iitoaeit
Perpay, Jose
Ister Cout
LD Sherence
George M Land Jastion
Fivary Ve VG
Medigovich
Dolores de Jurado Zaragoz
Fhonate
Charles Maiden
Con
Danint McLarin
George W Barton
Samuel Bowers
Lene
Henry Eicke
William B Brown
Letetre
Terest Condensed
Sebiele
Parker
Fitzhugh
Florence
Territorial
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Mank Yoosun
W. J. Corbett
Oi Indies Tune
Agua Caliente
Phoenix Capitaliste
Meelsee
M. Bell
EOE
Department of Agriculture
Ace
Yuma Valley
Helvetia Cover Company
Heber
Maricops County
A. Arnold
Courtland GC. A A. Properties
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Wickenburz
American Reduction Company
Odd Fellows
Maricopa & Phoenix Railroad
Salt River Valley
Herpoon
Petal
Ray Company
Kelvin
Sportamen
Gak Creek
Helvetia
Globe
M. Bicknell
Territorial Railrad Commission
Commission
Yume Valley
Civil Service Examinations
Sheriff White
Tombatono Va
Hua: Stor Co
Mae
Abe Conte
Schiefelin
Tortetone
Elks’ Meeting
John Erickson
Neil Enekeon
Chiricallllas
Biejagins
Ernest Larsen
Bistee
Star Renen
el Dorado
Paosracton
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Rotinesa
J A. Bockfeltow
Tosibetone
Yampa
Florida
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