Senate approves county division bill in Arizona legislature
June 2 Phoenix report: Senate passes general county division bill with amendments, stripping 90 percent turnout rule, raising resident vote threshold to 60 percent in the new county, and increasing county-wide turnout from 15 to 20 percent. Labor commission bill sent to judiciary committee. Senate aims for week-end adjournment.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Waites
Bow Countty
New County
Mecenmary
Labor Commission
Judiciary Committee
Lockwood’s Return From the Coast Expositions
Superior Judge A C Lockwood and family returned yesterday from the coast after visiting the San Diego and San Francisco Expositions. The party traveled about 2800 miles from Tombstone without delays from weather or illness. Judge Lockwood praised the Expositions as grand and urged others to visit, noting many former Tombstonites were present and optimistic about Tombstone’s future. They traveled home via the Grand Canyon and Roosevelt Dam, visited local founders, and today the judge held court and set the jury call for July 6 to hear probate, civil, and criminal matters.
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A.C. Lockwood
San Diego
San Francisco
Judie Lockwood
Tombstone
Judge Lockwood
Lockwood
Jange Lockwood
Famuly
Grand Canyon
Roosevelt Dam
Arizona
Televies Test of George Dall Canceled in South Carolina
On June 26 a television message announcing a test of George Dall at Charlestown South Carolina was canceled by U S Marshal Joe Dillon. The message was signed by U S Marshal Sims of Charlestown. A federal officer will bring Dall back to Arizona to stand trial for writing obscene letters to a young American girl employed in a Tucson Kress Five and Ten store. The arrest follows a nationwide search aided by federal investigators.
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Fhornix
George Dall
Charlestown
Joe Dillon
U.S
El Paso Phoenix Rage Said to Seek Route
A letter to Secretary Shavenceey from Malcolea Fraser of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce discusses plans for a El Paso Phoenix Rage event route. The note references a potential road link from El Paso to Prescott and Phoenix with efforts to boost the fair and regional commerce.
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el Paw
Phoetia
Shavenceey
the Fair Commision
Malcolea Fraser
el Paso
Tes Angeles
Phoenix
Prescott
Fair Grounds
Phaetia
Ei Mae’ of Commerce
Non-Alcoholic Drinks Raise intoxication Concerns in City
Police investigate new non alcoholic “three drink” beverages sold at two downtown venues touted as intoxicating though samples show no alcohol. Denatured alcohol sold to mix with soft drinks is part of the risk, while federal and state authorities seek a legal remedy. Separately, the General Land Office approves 25,080 acres in Arizona for the School of Mines grant in Pima, Maricopa and Pines counties.
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Simon
General Land Office
School of Mines
Pima
Pines
Maracopa
Duncan Bank Robbers Acquitted in Duncan Trial
June 24 Clifton reports the first acquittal at the county term of the Superior Court. Greer and two accomplices faced trial for the Duncan bank robbery. A confession by Hale at Mack tied Greer to the crime and the plot, while papers allege a money and horse transfer to fund the hold up.
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Clifton
Greer
Erman
Sobiety
Dupcan
Creer
Sheldon
Hale
Mack
Twen
Hank
Mat
Vic
Eiephoot Butte
Min
Duncan
Arizona Officials Propose 10 Percent Power Rates Protest
Arizona officials plan protest hearings on power rates with Iyer Jones Sangster and Ferguson departing for Prescott to attend a Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission hearing set for July 6. They will meet Western state commissioners July 8 and 9. Pending the hearing, the case involves advanced passenger rates and alleged unjust discriminatory practices. In Prescott, a judge sentenced a county jail inmate to five years with partial suspension noted.
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Phoenix
Iyer
Jones
Willian Sangster
Ben Ferguson
Prescott
Belp
Metilay
Power Cates
Winglow
Beneral
Sangster
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commiser Daniels
Comes Jones
Latif
LC. Advanciic
Interamonacait
Pacific Cast
Commisdas
Board of Partis
B.C
Vayapai
Stanford
Starhope
Fkenlin
Scopel
Teen plan to reorganize Tempe public works board
Tempe adopts a manager system with Tayte Carnes assuming control of the public utilities and divisions. Older committee members will be relieved, with work centralized under the new board of public works created by the recent ordinance.
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Tayte Carnes
Board of the Public Works
Council
Tyrone Copper Mine Next in Operation
Tyrone copper mine near Tyrone Mexico is set to begin operations under Phulpe Dodge & Company expanding Copper Queen, Detroit Copper, Montezuma in Sonora, and Burrow Mountain at Tyrone. PD Company also owns Dewson coal mines in New Mexico and controls El Paco Southwestern railroad assets, with possible stake in Old Dominion at Globe.
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Globe
Bisbee
James Douglas
Jumbo Company
Lisbee
Dr. Douglas
South West
Ariuona
Douglas Internationa
Deafness Cure Myth Promoted by Local Ads
Advertisements tout a bogus ear cure claiming to restore hearing and urge readers to consult a doctor. The notice lists various products and firms, including Cheney & Co and a transfer company, urging trial of a mysterious tonic amid medical misinformation.
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Catoet
Urea
Caine Core
Bend Tor Ctraiere
Tree
Cheney & CO
Federal Hearing on Near Beer Action Proceeds in San Francisco
A federal hearing set for mid July in San Francisco will review near beer regulations. Attorney General Wiley Jones announces that prosecutions may follow as four applications seek action on local breweries including Copper City in Douglas and Southern California brewers. The case emphasizes favoring home products pending federal guidance and potential restrictions on near beer sales in Arizona.
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Proenix
San Francisco
Festerat
Atty Ny
Wiley Jones
Saute
Calee
Ube
Wrewery
Copper City
Douglas
Southern California
Federees
Why 15 A Newspaper Why In A Newspaper
Fragmentary note extols newspapers as fastest means of spreading news and commerce. It contrasts modern print with older methods of selling and notes commercial warfare aided by the printed word amid garbled phrasing.
Remembrances of Earthquake of 1887 Echo Across Regions
An 1887 Pacific Rim tremor is recalled for its wide impacts from Imperial Valley to Arizona and Sonora. The Graham mountains, Wilkes area, Sierra Madre and Douglas mark the quake’s lasting scars with cracks, slides, and a ruptured reservoir near Tombstone.
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Imperial Valley
Pacific
Arizona
Sonora
Graham Mountains
Wilkes
Sierra Madres
Mexico
Douglas
Bisbee Geologist Returns Home From Brief Visit
Bisbee W. Tevote, geologist of the Bunker Hut Company, returned home this morning from a brief business visit to Bisbee.
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W. Tevote
Bunker Hut Company
Viswt
Bisbee
CHECK ARTISTS AT WORK IN BOWGLAS
Report notes recent checks for counterfeit or worthless cheques in Bowglas town over the past week with limited arrests. Merchants and businesses named among those who have seen checks rejected by holders, plus several others cited in local notices.
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Bowglas
Fetura
Gadset
Chit Keay Rostanesn
Dewalas Drag Company
Toe le 6Cale
Uh Sae
Sitzon
Trave & Company
Ee Hk Vartastentinor
Fragmentary Questionable Item From Daily Paper
A garbled excerpt from Thursday's Daily cites obscure names such as Ronster Sy, MePorlis and Pitapatcick. The text mentions San Franciscn and a person in Totten tune, but details and context are unclear. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Visiting and Returning Guests Fill Tombstone Weekend
Friday reporting details a sequence of visitors including Mrs. McLaughlin and Mrs. Shanks with daughter arriving from various towns, attending local events, and staying at the C40 camp. Notables from Sonora News, Crystal Theatre managers, and County officials are noted, plus a San Francisco Exposition return and multiple local arrivals for social and business occasions.
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Terrell
Uuse
Tamustone
Rcurarg
Decks Will Leave Rev H. A. Derk Family for Bethlehem
Congregational Church member Decks will depart with his family for Bethlehem Pennsylvania to visit Mr Decks' parents. Kew Beck formed many close friendships during his stay in Timberone and will regret his departure as they plan to leave sometime next week. Insurance agent A P Parker had a tie nip to Bisbee yesterday returning home today.
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H. A. Derk
Bethleham
Penn
Mr. Deck
Kew Beck
Tumberone
A. P. Parker
Bisbee
Hame
Appointments for Ari Zona Bureau of Mines in Tucson
June 14 announcements detail new personnel at the Arizona Bureau of Mines. Charles P. Pommed director, A.M. Hecktum named secretary, Goottel and Glewne among new appointees from universities. Tasked with rare metal investigations, concentration work, and placer testing as the first year shows results. Rotations include river section surveys near St David and water project notes, with meters installed by Huachuca Water Company and local residence improvements noted.
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Uinsas Stein
Abe
Cochien
Matuera
Badlness
Tucson
Rastek
Dragien
Arizona
Board of Regents
Culver Pygytirs
Bureau of Mine
Tuesent
Charles Pwe
University of Antena Kerra of Mines
A.M. Heektum
Bovine Heh
University of SE
EK Goettel
Univer Ufinody
Gleewne HS
University of Washington
Mees
Apizona
Goenul
Greesomiy
Arezena
State Board of Mines Shold
Huachuca
Largest Cattle Deal Reported in County
The Aros brothers sold cattle ranging in the southern part of the county near the Une to Mr Gardner of El Paso for about 300 head valued at just over $100,000. It ranks as the county's largest spring deal aside from the Coverly ranch sale, with around 1,000 head shipped by Manuel King and neighbors to Tucson stockyards today.
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Aros Brothers
Bacoquivaris
Gardner
el Paso
Coverly
Manuel King
Tucson
Bunker Hill Mill Ready for Operation in Tombstone Arizona
The Bunker Hill Mining Company mill at Tombstone owned by Phelps Dodge is completed and now running. Walter Douglas, manager of Phelps Dodge properties, says ample ore from old Tombstone mines will sustain a 100 ton operation. Ores are rich in gold and silver with some lead. The El Paso Times reports. The Houston Post notes a rise in poultry and game bird diseases in England linked to dust dispersed by automobiles.
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Bunker Hill Mining Company
Phelps Dodge
Tombstone
Ariz
Walter Douglas
el Paso Times
England
Houston Post
Jurisdiction fixed in Superior Court ruling upheld
The Supreme Court sustained the verdict of Gila County's Superior Court in a case brought by the State against Miami Copper Company. Fifteen counts alleged electric plant violations. the court held cumulative penalties placed jurisdiction in the Superior Court, though the verdict date and nine jurors timing affected legality.
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Whoenix
Gila County
Miami Copper Company
Compan
Preme Court
Wrio
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Law
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Hioese
Tombone ‘Transfer Company
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Huschmen Water Company
the “Home Insusery” Ronster
Ascule Waper
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Tottetune
Pitapatcick
Mle
MoeFartin
Mit
Ter
Remels
Edlie Nevin
Atari
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Gee
Wates
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Ubedy
F Mather
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Springer
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Nuredoe
Yanere
Jos Hersen
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Crystal Theatre
Piekee
Bipinene Veil
Fiscoma
Win
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Sonora News Company
Cavanaugh
Watt
Jase
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Turner
L.A. Boedecker
al Tims Rinciter
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J. Fo Ros
Justice Court
Arizona Bureau OF Mines
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Mather
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Ani
Hyer
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Rotlawett's
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Aviana
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Justice of the Peace
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B. H. Mill
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