Arizona and National News From The Southwest
Iugece Ive of the Democratic Nations will travel from Tucson to Baltimore for the convention. A miner Julio Pedegone was killed by a falling rock at the Arizona Belmrot mine near Bilver bell. BJ Miller heads a tax assessment review in Pima county to equalize property valuations with other counties. Tempe wins a close game in a Phoenix series as Te Grane shines. A plan to build a concrete lined crasecut at the Water Users Association site saves over $20 000. Safford prepares for a Fourth of July celebration with two dive programs. Prescott enforces a 250 yard rule against houses of ill fame near public buildings.
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Iugece
Democratic Nations
Baltimore
Tucson
Arizone Belemrot
Bilverbell
Julio Pedegone
Pima County
BJ Miller
Arizons Tax Commission
Yuma County
Miller
Board of Governors of the Water Users
Phoenix
Arizona
Picnic amid Cochise Stronghold notes from 1912 era
A Pearce party, locals from Tombstone, and Tombatonites visited Cochise Stronghold Canyon for a weekend outing. Reports mention box supper funds for a local baseball team, visitors like Chas Saucer and family, Henry Flynn and Norman Abell camping, pleasant showers, and flowering scenery with Dragoons visible at sunset. The Sunday School votes next Sunday, and an ice cream social is planned for June 29.
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Cochise Stronghold
Jane
Pearce
Moremonier
Canyon
J A Rockfellow
Tombstone
Doings In the Legislature Passes and Vetoes Tally
The legislature took no action on the State Industrial School due to expense and referred investigation to the Board of Commissioners. Senate bills on accounting, constitutional amendments for school cases, and abolishing the Senate advanced, with multiple appropriation measures discussed in the House. Governor Hunt vetoed a prize fighting bill and approved several others while nominating Frank Brown to head the Ben ton reform school.
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Geabans
Cochise
Senate
Jonee
Marionos
Reed
Pew
Bille
Whipple
Ranirom
Appropriations
Board of Health
Hughes
Wood
Marn
Ligerher
House
Kelton
Watch Dog of
the Treasury
Hunt
Aristone
Cep
of Re
Hoot
Frank Brown
Copper Hill
Gill County
Reform School
Benton
Brown
Western Federation of Miners
Cochee County
Track line in Tucson proves great success, says Hayden
According to Hayden, the track line recently placed in commission between Tucson is proving to be a great success. The report highlights strong performance and positive reception from local observers.
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Hayden
Tucson
Southern Pacific to Build New Machine Shop in Tucson
Southern Pacific announces a new 200 by 200 foot machine shop in Tucson at a cost of 20600 to be built in the Southern Facilc yards with 400 workers. The project, authorized by San Francisco headquarters, includes a further 20000 for machinery and overhaul of damaged equipment left from a previous fire. Superintendent J Der notes the shop will enhance operations and may lead to additional buildings as demand grows. The Tucson force now totals about 400 in shops and 320 in motive power division.
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Facilc
Erec
Southern Pacific General
San Freerisco
Opre
J. der
Southern Pacific
Tucson
T Force
Dyer
Trains Schedule On New El Pars Southwestern Line
Trains will run over the new El Pars Southwestern line tomorrow from Lewis Springe to Fairbanks. The track has been laid with exceptions for an aerial gap to be finished today. Tracklaying extends from Fairbanks to the new San Pedro river bridge with westward work planned next week. Final location surveys for the Fort Hoadges branch from Lewis tinge should be completed today or tomorrow, with construction awaiting approval from Washington.
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el Pars
Southwestern
Lewis Springe
Fairbanks
Bee
San Pedro River
Fort Hoadges
Lewis Tinge
Washington City
Notive
El Paso and Southwestern Seeks Bids for 15 Mile Grading Project
The El Paso and Southwestern company called for bids to clear and grade a 15 mile right of way from Lewie Springs to Port Huachuca. Bids will be received at the El Paso offices until June 30.
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el Paso
Lewie Springs
Port Huachuca
First Conviction Under Blue Sky Law Reported
Information received by the Corporation Commission details two Graham county men charged with violating the new Blue Sky law for selling stock in Standard Homes company of Birmingham without registration. Worstaw pleaded guilty and paid a $50 fine. his partner posted $50 cash bond and disappeared. District Attorney Crosby of Graham handled the case at the commission’s request, marking the first conviction under the act.
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Corporation Commission
Graham County
Crlling Rock
Standard Homes Company
Birmingham
Worstaw
Crosby
Graham
Internal Revenue Tax Collection In Arizona
The collection of internal revenue taxes from wholesale and retail liquor houses, saloons and drug stores by FR Crandall, deputy collector, will continue into the 1912 fiscal year ending July 1. The taxes are being collected now for the year ending June 30.
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FR Crandall
Internal Revenue
Arizona Delegates Seated After First Republican Hearing
The first business before the National Republican Committee adjourned with the contest at large from Arizona decided in favor of Tule delegates. Temporary Arizona seating includes JL Hutchell, James T Williams Jr, PH Freudenthal, RT Mcot, Dr FT Wright, and J Adams from Phoenix, Tucson, Solomonville, Prescott, and Douglas.
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Chicago
National Republican Committee
Gix
Arizona
Tule
JL Hutchell
Arizona Republicas State Committee
James T Willams, Jr
Tucson Citzen
PH Freud
$10,000 Suit Being Heard in Phoenix
Joseph Chambers sues Arizona Eastern Realty Co in Phoenix Superior Court over a work injury claim. A defective tempered chisel splintered, injuring Chambers eye, leaving him partially sighted and unable to work.
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Phoenix
Joseph Chambers
Arizona Eastern Realty Company
Chambers
Arizona Eastern
Voth
Noted Indian Fighter Goes to His Reward
Augustine Cavallero a Pico resident and famed Indian fighter died after a several day illness. He served under Crook Miles Wilcox and others and earned renown for his valor in the Skull Valley action where Apaches were defeated.
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Augustine Cavallero
Pico
Arizona
Weplen
Sean
Crook
Miles
Wilcox
Skull Valley
Villareal Arrives in Benson After Revolt Agent Sighting
Mexican revolutionary agent F Villareal of the Magon Villare Rivers trio reportedly arrived in Benton on Wednesday seeking extradition from an area near Los Algeles. He was believed headed for Tucson but took a northbound train to Douglas. Villareal said he came from Bella no Chihuabas.
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a+ & business
F. Vilareal
Magon-Villare Rivers
A. Zone
Los Argeles
Revolutionary Agitore
Benton
Vilareal
Tucson
Douglas
Bellano Chihuabas
Will Try to Hem In Orozco at Chihuahua Border
Mexican Consul Anays reports an effort to deploy 3000 federal auxiliary troops to hem in Orozco. Governor Gayon says about 1500 men are ready. General Blanco arrived in Agua Prieta to take command of the auxiliaries.
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Chihuahas
Orozco
E . Anays
Eugnio H Gayou
Coneul Anays
Gayon
Blanco
Agua Prete
Talgetee victory boosts Arizonas election tone
Complex district politics and local events unfold as Talgetee secures a key win in the Arizonas race. Merete, Gardner, Cardy and Morreun credited with pivotal roles while Highton area activities include railroad labor consolidation and a transfer of duties for Dr Heghart to Fairbank amid injuries from a Mast incident. Local Tombstone names appear in results and horse bidding, with Aviator Williams linked to Fourth of July events and a Sylvanite mining note near Wichita. Conductor changes on the Tombstone branch and a Lewis Springs picnic on the 25th cap the community update.
Seek Pardon for Popular Arizonan
The United States Court of Appeals and Supreme Court proceedings involve Hyde and Schneider from Tucen who face charges of conspiracy and land title manipulation. They allegedly conspired with others to obtain school land in California and exchange it, with hints of bribery to expedite the process.
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United States Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Hyde
Jeost
H Schneider
Tucen
Washigton
Colnmie
Schneider
Wien
United States
Euthanti
Hyde Ard Schreier
John A. Benson
Meory P Dimond
Court Cases Filed in Superior Court
The document reports suit actions involving John H. Waren and related debt matters in probate court. It notes an adoption order with James W. adopting Lelytime Duckerty. The items reflect legal filings and adoption proceedings in the superior court.
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John HW Waren
Phocke
Jamed Wi
Lelytime Duckerty
Drunken Mexican Shoots Wife At Gleeson Inst Night
A drunken Mexican shot his wife at Gleeson Institute, then fled. Deputies Howe and Rate pursued with trainer Hillispe and a band hound. The wounded woman was struck in the breach and, though serious, the injury was not expected to be fatal.
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Gleeson
Howe
Rateferry
Eccne
Hillispe
Ty Trai
Convict Urquides Escapes Yaqui Bridge Breaks and Burns Lines
An honor convict escaped from the Tempe bridge work camp two days ago, joining the Yaquis’ band under General Urquides. He is 24, 5 ft 4 in, 142 pounds, with curly hair and a full face. convicted of grand larceny, sentenced to five years. A $25 reward is posted for his capture as Yaqui groups burn bridges and tear down telegraph lines, hindering coastal Sonora communications near Corral about 125 kilometers north, with an encampment two miles from Boers Vista on the Toniebi trench.
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Tempe Bridge
parte unkoo+p
Urquides
Nogales
Coasral Sonora
Boers Vista
Toniebi
Sonora Tailoe
Corral
Ayer's Hair Vigor Hair Advice and Benefit Claims
An old advertisement urges readers to choose Ayer's Hair Vigor for hair care. It claims the product keeps hair soft and smooth, promotes growth, and does not color the hair. It recommends consulting doctors and notes J C Ayen Co in Lowell.
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Ayer
J.C. Ayen CO
Lowell
Gold Mining Co. Incorporated to Develop Sonora District
The Gold Mining Co. is incorporated in Arizona for development of tie bearing properties in the Altar district Sonora. Known as Cwca Gold Mines, it is a Cochise County stockholders corporation with $20,000 capital, officers J. S. Willivee president H. E. Dugan treasurer and M. J. Hagen secretary. Properties held by current owners for some time but Mexican troubles delayed development. Ore samples taken from the Altar district promising.
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Altar
Sonora
Cwca Gold Mines Company
Catiery
Cochive County
le Lane
Arizons
Phoenix
Artelee
Miziro
J 8 Willivee
HE Dugan
Douglas
Treatures
M J Hagen
Bubes
Cochie County Peop
Rende Te Bibe
Douglas and
Toubeione
Omnere
Local Daily Carell of Plebee Teen Appointed Deputy
A student from Cochies resident Keon is named deputy in Plebee town. The appointment is praised for practicality and competence. Postal service office moves from Tombstone to El Paso. June events mark the day. Conductor Skeets resumes duty on the Tombstone line. Mrs Standish travels to Ceratos after a visit. Fourth Street premises near Fremont are cleared for demolition. Ten thousand refugees from northern Mexico are noted, with about seventy five percent Americans. Supervisor Rock reports bean yields from local farms reaching thousands of pounds per 10 acres, signaling strong agricultural output and rising profits.
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Skeets le Agein
Tombstone
Eday
Douglas
AM Standish
Ceratos
Owen Murphy
Fourth Street
Fremont Ie
Mexico
Atsiea
Well Drilling in Big Cochise Valley Statement
A large well is nearly completed and another is begun in the Suphar Springs valley Cochise County under the University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station led by Prof. GE. P. The equipment is described as capable of drilling 12 wells per year. Wells are drilled on approved land not owned by the University with landowners providing funds and labor.
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Suphar Springs
Cochise County
GE. P
Agricultural Experiment
University of Arizona
Sith
Univesity
Smith
Esc
Ways to kill the fly suggested in El Paso Herald
The El Paso Herald reports several methods to eliminate flies in hot weather. One involves heating pepper and white sugar to produce fumes that kill flies. A cheap poison uses potash dissolved in water with a bit of sugar, dispensed in shallow dishes around the house.
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el Paso Herald
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