District Court Busy Terms Report From Bisbee Session
The district court docket covers criminal and civil actions with juries empaneled for cases including Territory v John Bassom for assault with a deadly weapon, and Territory v Jesus Galves for criminal assault. Naturalization petitions for David Mitchell and Edwin Boyer were granted, while proceedings list numerous damager, divorce, and murder-related cases with trials scheduled through July and into August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mitchell
Fak W. Goodbory
Theo A. Smith
Edwin George Boyer
EJ Jecklin
Joho 0 Biggs
Doings in Cochise County Courts of Record
Judgment numbers and decrees of divorce and foreclosure listed for Cochise County Courts of Record. Includes judgments for Edwards Talagess Myrtle Jalegess Albert Asburo Marthe Ashbars Jesse Michener George Pomroy George Richards estate administration orders and several estate actions with hearings and executors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Talagess
Myrtle Jalegess
Deeres
Albert T. Asburo
Marthe Ashbars
Detree
Divores
Jesse Mich- J.C. Michener
George Pomroy
Mary Pomroy
Youthful Tombstone Train Wreckers Implicated
Chief Bravia reports dotractions on the El Peso Southwestern tracks northwest of the city. Three Mexican youths confessed and were jailed as a warrant charges them with maliciously placing obstructions on the railroad. A similar juvenile case led to six years in the industrial school at Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sharp
Alex Brickwon
Holden
M Zeek
Loti Loftgren
Bem Yaroell
Frank Liverly
Beo Marvin
E Maukie
Ed McFeele
Patley Ssebin
L Laaed
Emme Ardisson
Jacques Ardimon
Plainsiff
Curtis Fulghum
Everett Kentnner
Ida Kentner
Foley
McFarlesd
Caer
Territory
William Lopez
Bravia
el Peso
Southwestern
Mexico
Benson
Doan
Embalmers Hold First Meeting in Phoenix
Territorial embalmers met in Phoenix for the first session under the new law that raises professional standards. An examination for licenses was conducted for all funeral directors active when the law took effect on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
A L Moore
George F Merryman
A H McLean
L Easterling
P Mobo
JT Whitney
George P Driscol
Phoeix
A F Banguivetti
Yuma
DM Chancelor
Morenci
George Ruffner
Prescott
Charles B Veo Martin
Kingman
C Jobneon
Jonse
Globe
Charles B Tardell
Tombstone
W A Parr
Winslow
Kirk L Hart
Tucson
John Reilly
Tucton
J 8 Button
Williams
Walter G Hubbard
Bisbee
Baggage Masters’ Association
Railroad Compensce Teo
Fourth of July Athletic Events Planned at Bisbee
E Booker of Tombstone chairs Bisbee Fourth of July athletic events with Chairman Buchner urging many Tombstone entries. Entries must be filed by July 3 noon. Dore Little sues Charles E. Crites in district court for 5182.35 for damages alleging mistreatment. Attorneys Beumler and Pareeons of Douglas represent the plaintiff. Prof Caldwell notes strong attendance and local interest in school activities. County Superintendent Storer praises Caldwell’s methods during a Douglas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Booker
Tomb‘stone
Bisbee
Buchner
Dore Little
Dietrict Court
Charles E. Crites
Platt
Beumler & Pareeons
Douglas
Cakdwell
Eshoel
Storer
Celdwell
Territorial boom expected after rich strike on Black Prince
The Johnson camp in Cochie county eyes a big boom following a recent rich strike on the Black Prince property. Shipments of Arisons lambe from the territory’s northern part fetch $3.50 per hundred pounds, the highest price yet in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Camp
Cochie
Cnunty
Black Prince
Arizona News Roundup From Tombstone to Prescott
A wide mix of items from Thursday news reach Tombstone and Prescott. Appointments, weather records, marriages, dam planning, murder and self defense trials, sugar plant progress, and local governance updates are noted. Key names include H E Berner, Stover, Norton, James, Patterson, Wonk, Hawking, and Sloan, with places like Phoenix Yuma Bisbee Tombstone Prescott Douglas El Paso Glendale and Benson. The ledger covers sheriffs office trips, river reports, Elks parade plans Los Angeles, and large wool shipments from Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Ackard
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Peona
Douglas
Tombstone
Emma Smithly
Bisbee
Glendale
Arizona
Tombstone Visitors and Arrivals Signal Summer Movements
Friday figures include Chairman G. J. Moosbe of the board on a business trip, James Marre and daughters en route to the coast for the summer, Mrs. William Corbett and son visiting San Francisco for months, and Evelyn Kentner joining E. C. Kentner from Douglas. Also listed are travelers from Los Angeles and Tucson, local business calls, and a note that the Prescott Gun Club has secured 10,000 Illinois catfish to stock a lake near the mile high city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M Pierce
San Francisco
Our Mere Chante
Shariff Norton
Yuma
Sheri M
A. G. Manson
Tomistons
Los Angeles
Prescott
Road Districts and Overseers List for Cochise County
A corrected roster of Cochise county road districts and their overseers is provided. Entries include Tombstone overseer James Lamb and Bisbee overseer WE Morrie, with numerous others such as Naco Williame Liggett and Hereford TI Pointer. The list covers districts from Dragoon to Gleeson, noting each overseer and district pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Tombstone
James Lamb Bisbee
Morrie Douglas
ED Bowden Pirtleville
Peekinpaugh
Naco Williame Liggett Hereford TI Pointer
Evnie Summers
St. Card
Kimball Marcus FM
Goodman Beeron
Armitage Dragoon
Bromo
Wilbor
Ditmare Bowe
Sullivan Paradise Chris Grocer Gleeson
Williams Pearce JW
Benders Pool
Lom Jonnsce
Rewwoe
Prominent New Mexico Visitor Arrives in Tombstone
Hoo W F Kochenbeucker arrives in Tombstone from Gallup New Mexico and may spend most of the summer in town due to the climate and friendly citizenship. He has twice served in the New Mexico legislature from McKinley county and has been elected mayor of Gallup. He is currently an optional democratic committeeman for New Mexico. On Sunday his son Louie F Kuchentucker will join him from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F Kochenbeucker
Tombstone
Gallup
New Mevico
Kochenbeucker
New Mexico
McKinley County
Louie F. Kuchentucker
Low Angeles
Governor Sloan Goes Fishing Trip Ends Soon Work Planned for Year End
Governor Sloan returns from a fishing trip on Osk croek with Mark A. Smith and Frank Cox and others. He is expected in Phoenix next Monday to close the fiscal year on June 30 at the capitol. He will begin work on the annual report to be completed by September 1 and distributed by December 1 for the next Congress opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavebour
Walter Sharp
Marcer
McDonald
Bekerville
Defeodact
Guerncen
Warianes
Jesus Galvesin
Cours
Osk Croek
Mark A. Smith
Frank Cox
Sloan
Phoenix
Capitol Building
Slose
Ogee
Sptember 1
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the District Court
Twibanal
Grosoe
Ve Thames Lartiea
Alver
John Bassom
J B
Jobas
Barry Webb
Newland
Holley
A Barwood
Mancow
Lavi Loftgren
Jobe
H Walker
Geo
Geo F
Hart
McRes
Jeeus Galves
JJ Harrington
Hines
E Mauldin Freck
fcEwen
Frank Giverly
Coles
M Reed
Edward McPooley
Biggs
Jeue H Bayder
Geo Wilwo Alter
United States
Coust
Wabaxsner
Sexs
Herenes
Chas, Hines
F. A. Newland
B. Miller
Rutterre
Jose Souter
Win. Hulley
F. Hers
G. W. Scherrer
Harwood
B. Matthews
Joe Tobeson
Geo. Wilson
Joss Hernandes
R. W. Wajeon
Railgold
Amands Olevn
P. B Olson
Amands E. Chase
J.P. Chase
John B. Brasse
Otis Reed
Justice Court of
Defeodan
Justice Court
District Court
Alfred Hoagisod
Gebuster
Walter
Sharp
Campbell
Dean
Kent
Mt Bere
Theosse
Kesinteot
E J Flanigan
French
Sordidt
Pidwell Thomas
E. Wilson
O C. Smith
Robert J. Winders
Alea
Daniel McLeren
William Deajols
Irene R. Neville
Wilnoe
Beate Ieone
Boville—Onder
Sllowacee
Joseph Boyle
Samuel Bowers
Douglas Sr
Board of
Sultans-Arizona Copper Company
Boston Curb
Jamed
Probate Court
William J Patterson
Margaret M Btewart
J AM Wonk
Sophia Florica
Koowo
Hawking
Walnut Grove
Journal- Miner
Elijah Allen
Lebi
Colorado River
Tucson Elks
Elke
Edward Egan
Nogales
F Katz
U B
J A‘ Rockfellow
Ehortly
Ebcont
Hornrook Aeboo
Adolph Schuster
Epworth League
Capital
Mile High
Wilon
el Paso
City
W Purcell
Pima County
Harry Rockmark
Prescottie
Board of Supervisors
Heffron
F. T. Wright
W. M. Adamson
C. C. Ellis
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Yume
Neill
Wood
Schwarts
Searle
Hitchins
Joseph Brown
Spokars
Wash
Seattle
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Harry McLean
The
Esther Chase
Tempe Baturday
Arizons Bar Association
H K Street
Boquiltas Lacd & Cattle Company
Beacon Press
Ceneral Land Office
Ralph Cameron
Yumerweetead
Washington
Besse M. Ling
Yevapai County
Aga Mst
Frank Garcia
Ash Fork
Gem Berratto
Lem Bebovich
Jerome
H. A. Hughes
4Rizsos Anti Seicon League
G. J. MoOsbe
Superhore
Aire
James Marre
Mildred
Vir
Bini
J. E. James
William Corbett
Victorh
Evelyn Kentner
H. A. Hamilton
George Lutes
Mra. H. Berndt
Mine Elleo
Hoschuce Mountains
F. N. Walcottie
Toughnut Street
F. H. Thompson
Mia
Mary Powers
Tombatone
Ronstadt
Denver
Colo. W
Hyatt
Nat
Colby
J.B. Lippencott
Tombtone
W. BR. Partch
Teradors Romiri
Deendant
J. F. Rose
D. A. Vail
Sanborn & Vail
J.C. Nealin
Kansas City
Charles Gordon
New York City
Governor Sloan
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