Arizona Politics This Week and Party Bids
Arizona politics this week centers on party ticket planning across counties with Republicans preparing their slate and Democrats assembling theirs. Notable names emerge including Walter Bennett for Supreme Court judge and Lorenzo Hubbell for Senate, with speculation on J H Kibby as another Republican candidate and former Governor aiding a joint ticket.
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Phoenix
Walter Bennett
Phoeniz
Supreme Court
Tom Campbell
Prescott
Lorenzo Hubbell
Senate
J H Kibbeyl
Republiccanie
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Returns from El Paso as Abe Leen visits Tombstone with relatives and friends. Arthur Harwood, former postmaster now money order clerk in El Paso, arrived with his party. Several guests checked in at the Aslingon hotel including Dieovak Meskel Baneimer Buslop and Hees. Harry Pickett and son greeted by friends. Douglas attorneys Ross and Dean attended on business. An evening at Mynod Mre Was McSparrow’s featured Eastern Bear hospitality with Tombstone Band music. Next Friday the Tombstone City Band plans weekly concerts at City Park ahead of the Toorth celebration.
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Arthur Harwood
St Nogales
Border City
Tombstone
Artington
Aslingon Hotel
J E Dieovak
Denver
Colo
Otto Meskel
Louis
W G Baneimer
el Paso
Tex
A J Buslop
Docgles
H H Hees
Hoxales
Arisona
Mynod Mre
McSparrow
Toughnit Hill
Esstern Beare
Arizona professor surveys Sulphur Spring Valley canyon
University of Arizona farm extension staff member Dr Enger has left on a several week trip to assess crop growth soil conditions and hydrographic data in Sulphur Springs Valley near Leslie Cacyoo. He aims to establish a hydrographic station to measure canyon water flow during the rainy season. A subsurface dam now serves Keenebaw farm land and farmers seek rights to the canyon overflow.
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Leslie Cacyoo
Bulphur Springs
AL Enger
University of Arizona
Apother
Cummer
Baw Bern
Carnivals Face License Crackdown in Cochise County
County Attorney WG Gilmore announces a new license tax of 30 dollars per quarter on each carnivale show after a Douglas chamber inquiry. The ruling may limit carnival traffic, requiring advance payment and enforcement across Cochise County venues and sideshows.
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Cochise
WG Gilmore
Douglas Chamber
M Meres and Mines
Gilmore
Avery
Lightning kills 134 sheep at Arizona ranch
A Flagstaff dispatch reports a severe thunderstorm strike killed 134 sheep at AB Kelly's ranch near Rogers Lake. Hundreds were crowded together. survivors were badly injured and many animals perished from the lightning blow.
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Arizona
AB Kelly
Rogers Lake
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years In Tombeto re
Frank Moore and wife with Master Tom Bates return from California. Tombstone district hopes for 3000 route. Busher Gros awarded contract to delineate the Behieffelin Hall for Fourth of July decorations. Scott White and witnesses attend man’s examination before Judge Johnston. Fly takes Mexican companion to the mountains. Indians suspected, he returns. Fruit crops in Hnackuce wounteire destroyed by frost. peaches and apricots scarce. Vote for Patton 61 to 106. Water well outage briefly, thermometer 65 to 95 degrees.
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Frank Moore
Tom Bates
Tombetore
Yeserday
California
Tombstone
Scott White
Hannon
Johnston
Mr Fly
Ginib
Pieric
Paradise District Emerges as Promising Mining Camp
Reports from Leadville reveal the mine developed into a bonanza with ore valued at $870 per ton. ore is shipped to El Paso smelter from Redro. vein widens from 18 inches to 4 feet, now covering clear acres. The community anticipates Paradise’s growth as a bustling mining district amid strong prospect for riches.
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Leadville
Redro
el Paso
Gret
Ana
Ladville
Paradite i
Fraud Charge In Yuma Grand Jury Draw
In Yuma County a fraud charge was filed in superior court by attorney W F Tim mons alleging irregularities in the grand jury draw. He claims 388 of about 1300 qualified voters were listed and that 438 names were orally omitted from the pool.
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Yuma
W F Timmons
Timmons
Valley farmers assist road work along Central highway
W B Maxwell reports strong farmer backing for road maintenance as the county gang nears farms along the Central highway to Sulphur Springs. Many pledges received from local sources boost the project despite slow progress, with the camp relocated opposite the Prekippaugh farm for grading and ditching work.
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Sulphur Springs Ly
W B Maxwell
Tarmere
More Petitions Filed With State Secretary
Two petitions were filed this morning with the secretary of the state. One seeks an amendment to section 8 article XVIII for the compensation of workers in manual and mechanical labor, listing forty seven names. The second seeks an amendment to section 2 article XIX on the reclamation of arid land, totaling forty names.
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Etae
Yuma Gains California Land After Rio Colorado Change
The Rio Colorado altered course shifting acres into Yuma as California loses land. The United States donated 9.28 acres to Yuma from a military reservation. Survey records confirm the transfer with reference to San Bernardino and official bench marks from the other state survey base.
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Rio Colorado
Arizons
California
United States
Yuma
San Bernardino
Stat
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