Cochise County Leads Arizona Mining Output and Politics
A long column extols Cochise county as Arizona’s top copper, silver, and gold producer with Bisbee, Courtland, Tombstone, and Pearce noted. It cites mining gains, rising copper prices, labor trends, and political commentary from Phoenix to Riverside Press, urging support for progressive measures and national leadership figures. The piece touches on Arizona legislators, court notables, and local public notices.
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Arizona
Cochise County
Cochise
Bisbee
Courtland
Tombstone
Pearce
United States
Hunt
Senate
Riverside Press
Clarence Darrow
Los Angeles
Delegates to Republican State Convention from Pima County
Pima county central committee chose delegates for the Republican state convention in Tucson on June 3. The uninstructed delegation includes Campbell, Kingen, Herring, Pusch, Hite, Corbett, Bebrader, Jacome and Lovejoy, aligned with Taft.
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Pima County Central Committee
Pine
Tucson
Jobo H Campbell
L Kingen
Wm Herring
Geo. Pusch
Hiteb
B Corbett
CA Bebrader
C C Jacome
JE Lovejoy
Favor
Taft
County Supervisors Approve Voter Reregistration and Staff Orders
The board, led by Chairman Hickey with Supervisors Riggs and Rock present, convened on county matters including voter reregistration for 1913 starting in July, appointing Wm Lat Philippe as county bloodhound trainer at 25 dollars monthly, and authorizing a deputy for School Superintendent H Hotchkis at 100 dollars monthly. Other actions covered road issues in Paradise, consolidation of court interpreter positions at 125 dollars monthly, and deputy appointments for tax rolls with E C Blake, M L Gleeson, and WC Hughes approved.
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Board of Supervisors
Hickey
Riggs and Rock
Wm Philipe
Yaad County
H Hotchkies
Fred Butter
WG Gilwore
Riggs
Dr Miner
Paradise
Hughes
E C Blake
M L Gleeson
WC Hughes
Conditions In Mexico Getting Worse
Mining writer Charles A Dinsmore reports deteriorating conditions on the West Coast of Mexico. He notes no promise of improvement, with rebels raiding ranches and crops unplanted, except in Mazatlan and nearby towns where conditions appear quieter.
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Mexico
Charles A Dinsmore
Tucson
el Paso
Mazatlan
Dudley court docket notes multiple judgments and suits
Filed Judg in Suit 4 Min Mer Boot Dr Mary F Sime Dr Quiet title Judg in Suit 6402 J J Wyatt Dr George Bravin Cr judg for 447.31 Suit 75 Prescott Iron Works vs Henry Rockmark transcript judgment Build No 76 Rosie Marin ve Man Judg in Suit 75 H Rockmark Dr Prescott Iron Works Co Cr judg for 246.19
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Min & Mer Boot
Mary F Sime
J J Wyatt
George Bravin
Prescott Iron Works
Henry Rockmark
Rosie Marin
H Rockmark
Prescott Iron Works Co
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear regional notice
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and terms like Bowes and Cascarcen with scattered words. The readable fragments do not form a coherent event or action, leaving the notice status and details obscured.
Doings in the Superior Court
A stream of court entries covers cases in the Superior Court including Foyle vs Woolery et al, Debtor disputes involving Obie Pottery Co, WR Henry, and Douglas Hardware Co, and multiple juries and verdicts. Notable items include a verdict for the defendant in 9 cases, a Jacob Scherrer matter, and sentences in grand larceny and forgery matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foyle
Woolery Et al
Obie Pottery Co
Henry and Douglas Hardware Co
Jacob Scherrer
Pat Byrne
Geo Gallen
JL Spikes
Wer
Hughes Hoh
Bobmfolk
EP Lawler
W D Jones
JJ Jones
Thos Blair Chas Hacren
Melgron
We Kline
Jor
Annie Kline
Nemo
Defentanta
Carson
el Torrea
Bister
Geoc Valatine
Jones Jobo Nugent
Geo W Lorg Jae McHugh
McCullum
Jacob Schwerer Harney
Anitrino
Bacos
Bish
WD Jones
Morrow
Va Galiburton
S New
Ohio Pottery Co
Dougine Hardware Co
Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Filder Concrete
Bercher
Meloy
Brute
Lou Dressier
JM Haliturton
Ommon
First National Bank of Doogie
Pat Byroe
Bohmfolk
Jacob Scheerer
Sam Johoeon
Peter Eddy
Thos
Blair
Sones
Hal Smith
Beaver
Nota Bate
Mary Graham
Graham
Annie B
Grant
Christopher Grant
Norton Morgan Cove
Clifford
Job al
John Shea
Houck-Dieter Cove
Anc Geroishee
Telegraph Lines Change Preparations Near Douglas and Bisbee
Western Union begins prep to take over El Paso & Southwestern telegraph lines. Linemen under Mr Plateer from Los Angeles survey local wires in Douglas and Bisbee to ready a switch over. Tombstone rumored as future postal office connection while locals doubt the Postal Company will abandon the existing line.
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el Pano & Southwestern
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bse
Douglas and Bisbee
Plateer
Los Angelo
Ahape
Paatal
Wenteera Union
Tombstone
Poultry upkeep tips from Reaves' Fuel and Feed
Advice on keeping young chickens healthy by feeding proper food and staying vermin free. Reaves' Fuel and Feed Store offers Cotton Chick Food Pratt's Live-killer and regular poultry feed. Visit Edick to obtain supplies.
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Pratt
Ling Elected Committeeman Over ONeil in Northern Counties
Ling defeated Brady ONeil by a large majority to win the committeeman seat. The race spanned Maricopa and Yuma counties with strong support in northern counties, resulting in Ling's unanimous victory.
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Reese Ling
Brady O'Neil
Arisons
O'Neil
Maricopa
Yuma
El Paso & Southwest plans 2150 miles of rail in Arizona
The El Paso and Southwestern Railway filed amended articles with the Arizona Corporation Commission to build a vast statewide network. Fifteen routes are proposed including Courtland to Globe 165 miles and Phoenix to Yuma 245 miles as part of a multiyear extension led by Phelps Dodge interests shaping Arizona’s rail system.
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Arizona
el Paso & Southwesters
Arizons Corporation Commission
In Corporation
Phelps Dodge
el Paso & Southwestern
Rock Ieland
Ain
Courtland
Globe
Hereford
Tucson
Fairbank
Mariewps
Lewis Springs
Fort Huschuce
Miami
Gleeto Allentown
Apache County
Phoenix
Winkleman
Kelvin
Ray
Yuma
Mohave City
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William Hattich
Champ Clark
Bryan
Roosevelt
Prescott Courier
New York
Army
Pullman Company
Democratic Party
House
Columbus
New Mexico
Columbus News
Cristopher
Law
John Hudgens Rhot
Hud
The
Echo | Trustees of
Pew
Congress Junction
Ash Fork
Justice of the Peace
William A Neel
Lew Beckton
South Ride Ranch
Phvenix
Beckton
Tula
Gas and Electric Light Company
Tuccon Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Corporation Commission
Ite Management
Richard Starr Tycson
Calvette
Ruth Watkine
Kay
Wood
Old Pueblo
Nersis County
Pima
Countrie
Beteovelt
Fsction
Judson Arnold
Arnold
Rynerson
E Tigre
F E Cadwell
Douglas
Mr Cadwell
Gleeson
Maricopa County
Phoenix Prees
Pacific States
San Francisco
Overland Triophona, and Telegraph Company
Overland
Barnes Oldfield
Teddy Totelaff
de Palma
Tare Fair
Ballard
Tetzlai
Trro
Scharbauer Cards Company
Willcox
Midland Tex
Union Stockyards
Wilbur
Fort Stockton
Burne
Merly
Huachuca Mountains
California
Albert Steinfeld
Casa Grande
RT Rolph
Yavapai County
San Diego
Poland Mining Company
Octave Mining Company
Viviano Wills
Villa
Florence Tritone
Arizons
Francisco Costello
Prescott
Theody
Julia Robles
Joe Abbott
Himsel
Abbott
V Veo Extoo
Chandler Arisonan
Gre
Nogales
Alters
Jerome
High Sengol
Wil- Niame
Iid
Pressett
Couur
Aeeare
Cascarcen
Care
Dominga Bartazs
Narass
Grand Larlor
RB Seaver
Geo C Valentine
HH Berry
LL O'dham
Jas Fieke
Roscoe
We Carenough
John Nargsct
Hal Brith
Wm Stack
W H Seaver
James Hanley
Cae
Miguel Baraz
Tom
Hall
Cuexrr & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Waworsa
Kixwas & Manvix
Wholesale Druggiste
Edick
Fish
Kuko and Commercial
Ling
E.P
S.W
el Pass
Southwestern
Bieber
Yume
Mobave City
Kelton
Corbias County
Jos. Cima
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