Arizona and New Mexico News Digest Highlights
Claims in the Ajo district of Pima County involve the Calumet and Arizona Copper Company exchanging deeds for Cornelia property with a $1 consideration while the company reportedly pays about 890000 for them. Across Arizona, prominent Democrats in Tucson toast grape juice and lemonade. Prescott works to complete a golf course. Kate Cory donates a painting for sale by the chamber. Other notes cover a Copper Belt figures, a pneumonia death of Cari Rice in Globe, road repairs on the Borderland Highway, Lyox Creek Valley Trust plans with 760009 allocated, Chinese laborers detained near Douglas, heavy rains boosting cattle and farming, a bequest issue with JT Gilbert's bank funds, coronado mining mill operations at Rees near Congress, Prescott paving in Lowell, a small forgery case in Douglas, and Bisbee investment plans by Peter Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia
Calumet & Arizona Copper Company
Calumet & Arizona
County Recorder
Pima County
Ajo
Pima
Pomins
Tribute to Worthy Cochise Jurist
A Cochise county newspaper honors Judge Fred Sutter as he resigns from the position of superior judge after twenty years of respected service. The piece lauds his integrity, independence, and the public trust he maintained, noting financial interests pressuring him and affirming he will continue as a local attorney and citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sutter
Cochise County
Eurels
Sutter
Euch
Maligi
Butter
United Democracy
Cochise
Fragmentary Medical Claim Notice About Cure
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled company names and a claim about a cure or remedy. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a Toledo firm, with broken phrases suggesting a medical or sales notice. No clear outcomes, dates, or verifiable entities are readable.
Milk Prices and Hardship Reported from Guaymas
A Tucson resident cites a letter from American colonists in Guaymas noting milk at five dollars a gallon, milk at eighty five cents, widespread shortages of bread vegetables and beef, conscription of able bodied men, and food scarcity as the Guaymas situation worsens amid military actions and troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empalme
Tucson
Guaymas
Ojeda
Etate
Banknotes to Ease Sonora Financial Stringency
Robert V Pasquira said the financial stringency hampering state troops in the Geld would ease soon with a Bonore circulation of a $5,000,000 banknote issue. He stated the money would be issued within the next two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V Pasquira
Douglas
Bonore
Nots Ismue
Water Rates Cut by Bisbee Naco Company in Arizona Decision
The Arizona corporation fixes new water charges in an eighty page ruling signed by WP Gears W Cole and F A Jones, late Tuesday afternoon. Domestic and commercial minimums shift to 0.475 dollars per month for small use, rising to 2.5 cents per thousand for higher tiers. Copper Queen and subsidiaries receive water at 0.28 dollars per thousand, with excess at 0.50 dollars per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizons Corporation
WP Gears
W Cole
Eubsdiary
Cochise Cowboy dies from stomach ulcer at Tucson hospital
Jesse M Hunt, a 19 year old cowboy from Light near Pearce, died Wednesday night at Rodgers hospital in Tucson from a stomach ulcer. He was taken to Tucson on Tuesday after a sudden illness. His body will be taken back to Pearce by his mother Mrs Mary A Huot who accompanied him. He was born in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M Hunt
Light
Pearce
Rodgers Hospital
Tucson
Hunt
Mary A Huot
Shim
Texas
Melon Shipments From Imperial Valley Break Record
The Toccon division reports 867 cars passing through Tasos with about 200 eastbound refrigerators carrying melons from the Imperial valley. The melon train moved mostly at night and was iced at Tasos. The second Tocson car of melons was up loaded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eapee
Hietory
Toccon
Tocsos
Imperial Valley
Tasos
Fastest in America Arizona Race Track ad copy
The piece touts the Phoenix Arizona race track as one of the best and fastest in the world and positions it as the logical meeting place for Eastern and Western horses as the fair year advertising goes out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pacific Horse Review
Arisos State Fair
Phoenix
Arizona
Butch Hartman Reported Wrecked in Apparent Accident
The Puparecron unit and associates report that Butch Hartman was in a driving accident yesterday while traveling from Tombstone to Gleeson. He sustained excruciating bruises and injuries as his loaded wagon was pulled off course by an obstreperous team. His manager James Marre and Pearce officials say Hartman will be detained for several days for recovery, with friends hoping for a swift, clear explanation once he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puparecron
Butch” Hartman
Tombeons
Gleeson
Hartman
Steed Wim
Pearce
James Marre
Marre
Butch” Hart
Tombstone
Roosevelt to Travel to Arizona on July 8
New York dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt will depart for Arizona and the Grand Canyon on July 8 to escape politics for two months. His sons Quentin and Archie will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Quentin
Archie
Captain Kelton on Way to Gettysburg Reunion
Captain B Kelton of the Arizona legislature traveled through Douglas for the Gettysburg reunion. He served in the Civil War from May 22 1861 in Baltimore, fought at Gettysburg, and was wounded by a lip shot on July 6 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawtelle
Cal
Michael Doolan
New York
Arizona
Mio~ing
Yuma
el Dorado Canyon
B Kelton
Arisona Legisature
Douglas
Gettseburg
Gaptaio Kelson
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Webb City man buys Patagonia bankrupt mines
Charlee L Wright of Webb City Missouri bought the properties of the Arisons Gold Mines and Milling company southeast of Patagonia in Santa Cruz county. Wright was the largest creditor and the sale by trustees T M Smith raised 2700 dollars with judgments listed around 8000. John J Wyatt of Los Angeles was company manager. Wright reportedly advanced 15000 on company notes and work may resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee L Wright
Webb City
Torsday
Tucson
Propenies
Arisons Gold Mines & Milling Company
Sorth
Patagonia
Wrightson
Sante Cros County
T. M Smith
John J Wyatt
Los Angeles
Frank Ho
Trustes
Wright
Phoenix Street Railway in Jeopardy as Strike Looms
Phoenix Street Railway, crippled by a walkout of motormen and conductors, faces a state commission hearing to show cause why it should provide faster and adequate service. An order also requires extending Washington Street double track from Seventh to Seventeenth avenues in front of the state capitol, with the public invited to attend. Union officials will be represented by their executive committee, and many interested parties plan to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phooois
Phoenix Street Railway Company
Ihe
Atate Corporation Commission
Washington Street
Seventh Avenue
Seventeenth Avenue
State Capitol
Rikers
Trusty Violates Honor Rules In County Jail Return
County chauffeur Percy Bondeo reports a crime involving a rogue trusted worker who damaged a vehicle then fled. Bowden, the sleuth, tracked the suspect to a bend in the railroad and captured the culprit, who is now back home in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Bondeo
Inez Divod
Percy
Bowden
Old Land Dispute Settled
A Washington official ruled that under the 1910 law persons who take assignments on reclamation homesteads with final proof may not need to prove eligible homesteader status. The secretary said a signee must take only one farm unit to divide irrigated lands among as many families as possible, reversing a February Interior Department regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lene
Interior Department
Railroads Circulate Petitions Over Three-Cent Fare Plan
Southern Pacific and allied interests push referendum petitions against a three-cent fare bill while other railroads abstain deeming it bad policy. The Arizona legislature had earlier approved higher rates and faced legal challenges as charges and referendums intertwined with court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Arixoma Eastern
Ari
Norman Daily Misses Brings Visitors and Local News
From Friday's Daily Miss Norman: Bare and children visit in the city from Miam as guests of Mee Barrs sister Mrs Bart Macis. Brakeman Charles Bay granted 30 days travel of absence to California for a fishing trip. Jobo Dolan to replace Ray during absence. Fourth of July program heats up with focal contestants. Henry McMahon of Phelpa-Dodge Mercantile Co among visitors. Clerk AC Karger signs the $80 000 Bisbee school lands deal. A Negro robber caught in Tucson after stealing $150 from the Pullman Bar in Douglas. Chief Brayin relocates from San Diego to Long Beach. E H Reeves returns from Tucan trip. Recall election in Pearce precinct tomorrow. Mrs M. Davie returns from Phoenix visit.
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Norman Bare
Miam
Mee Barr
Mrs Bart Macis
Charles Bay
Tombstone-Berson
California
Jobo Dolan
Mr Ray
Henry McMahon
Phelpa-Dodge Mercantile Co
Raedleet
Owen Murphy
Rot
Douglas
Tucson
Wheeler
Brayin
San Diego
Long Beach
E H Reeves
Tucan
Federal Generals Surrender to Obregon Report
Telegram from Hermosillo governor's office states General Ojeda Barron and the federal army surrendered to Obregon at Bante R, prompting Governor Pergavira to depart by special train. Local junta managers caution that news is not guaranteed true unless issued by Gurercor Pecquinra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojeda
Barron
Obregon
Bante R
Douglas
Hermosillo
Pergavira
Gurercor Pecquinra
Court Cases Filed in Superior Court Divorces and Debts
A list of civil actions includes multiple divorce suits such as Marie Gregovich v Gregovich and Helene Young v A Young, debt cases against Firet National Bank of Goldfield and J M Coleridges, back taxes suits state v Anderson, plus probate actions for the Holbrook estate and Sottey minors with appointing orders and settlement accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet National Bank of Goldfield
Nevada
W H Clark
Holbrook
Nesle
Tombstone Foprti July celebration proceeds smoothly
Th ursday daily attorney J T Kingsbury visited Douglas on legal matters. Mrs Oxeo Murphy, wife of County Recorder Murphy, expects home from Owaba Neb. Tombstone’s Fourth of July celebration advances with an experienced barbecue artist to handle the meats. The town schedules a safe sane procession with individual cups for lemonade. Local marriages include John Garston and Margaret Snedden in Tombstone. Multiple officials and visitors travel for legal and business purposes among Bisbee, Tucson, and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxeo Murphy
Murphy
Owaba
Neb
Tombstone
John Garston
Margaret Snedden
Bisbee
C W. Duncan
Jechurch
First Arizona Corn Contest Winners Named
The University of Arizona experiment station reports results from the first corn contest. Farmers sent samples for uniform testing, with the top yield winning five dollars and the second prize two fifty. Names and yields include DC Rove 105, JW Forney 84, LW Williams 95, C Calloway 74, Thomas Brock 85, and Alexander Silva 74 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
University of Arizona Experiment Station
DC Rove
Yume
JW Forney
Glendale
J W Forney
LW Williams
Dunbar Stakes On Free Weekly Paper In Phoenix
Col Jhn O Dunbar, ex editor of the Arkansas Democrat, plans a weekly Phoenix newspaper free from banks or ward politics. The uncontrolled paper will speak its mind on state welfare and will mimic Collier's Weekly in style. Publication starts in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jhn O. Dunbar
Arisoon Democrat
Hhe
Dnober
Collier's Weekly
Col. Dunbar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiliam Jennings Briar
Prescott
Kate Cory
Chamber of Commerce
Wyatt
Douglass
Cari Rice
Superior and Boston Copper Company
Copper Hillst Globe
Rodeo
Charles DeGraff
el Paso
Lyox Creek Valley Trust and Exploration Company
Wong Ah Lee
Wong Ting
Lee Hoy
Cananea
Gile Valley
JT Silbert
Ohio
Coronado Gold Mining Company
Rees
Congress
Lowell
Fieed
H W Cheer
Borderland
Harry Wheeler
Peter Johnson
Biebee Realty
Bisbes
RW Graham
Mexico
United States
Beatle
Phoeoi
Shatuck Arisone Copper Company
Gila County Board of Eupervisore
Tve
Globe
Miami
Hall
J. Ongsry & Co
Toledo
Krwxan & Inane
Kase & Maan
Ats
Sonora
Capt. Kelton
Phoenix Ry. Co
AC Karger
Board of Supervisors
Karger
M. Davie
Superior Court
Marie Gregovich
Gregovich
Buit
C Gibeon
J Gibson
H Reeves
Doqueene National Bank Et al
Helene Young
Darazo
Caterina
Granada
Grace Cornwall
Anderson
Coleridges
Catherine Mordock
Maria J Smith
Prederick Smith
JM O'Connell
M E Cassidy
E J Jeckno
Apsroisere
J T Kingsbury
Legal Basin News
Altorney H
Knights of the Grip
Butch” Leyman
EH Reeves
Tease Reeves
J. 8. Williams
Thos Blair
Bisbee Iam
Hicks
Fred Richmond
Bering
Richmond
Ons Young
Arizona Magezine
Gilmore
Billy Graham
Lowellie
J. C. Dunbar
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