Cattlemen Form an Association in Tombstone County
Last night a stockmen meeting reconvened to adopt the committee report and establish The Cochise County Stock Growers Association. Officers include President Wm Riggs, Vice Presidents J J Slaughter WH Neel, Secretary-Treasurer J T Hood, with an active executive and membership committees. Dues two dollars, admission fee two dollars, charter open for ten days, Willcox meeting planned for March 1st with legislative focus on brand laws. Many local cattlemen listed as members. a social dance followed, celebrating the visit with a free dance by Trio Orchestra and Tombstone hospitality.
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Jaynes Named Temporary Clerk of U S Court in Arizona
Allen B Jaynes former district court clerk of Pima county and Tucson Citizen owner was named temporary clerk of the United States district court of Arizona by Jodge Morrow organizing the Arizona District Court. The move is expected to secure his permanent appointment after Judge Sloan is confirmed. Road surveys by County Surveyor J McNeivb recorded total 254 miles of new county highways from Tombstone to Courtland and to areas near Douglas Dos Cabezas and Gleeson. Cummings the local butcher and cattleman ships hides to El Paso and San Francisco, dealing in bee hides and pelts redeemed by authorities. Adame returns to Dragoon pleased by cattlemen’s meeting results in Tombstone. Bogge travels to Phoenix for work. family remains in Tombstone for a few weeks.
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Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Miss Ory Cantrell departs for Tucson then Phoenix to work as a state stenographer. Deputy Adsessor Gleeson relocates to the county seat near Judge Goodbody. BJ McKinney plans to return to Benson after reading at the Cattlemen’s meeting. Grand leap year ball planned for Friday night March 15 with ladies organizing all arrangements. Marriage licenses issued for Best Hill, McAllister Crutchfeld, Melvin Brown, Brown Ritz. Quarterly teachers examinations set for March 4 and 5 in Tombstone. Court clerk staff swamped by new county appointments. New bonds filed by notaries total 42009 dollars. JD Prewitt returns to Bowie, noting he cannot get by without the paper.
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Arizona News of Interest Highlights Local Political and Crime News
Arizona notes describe a push for Tacoma city charter changes under a commission plan, state conventions for party delegates, and a prominent Republican figure in Tucson. Reports include smallpox cases in Douglas, a large Mexican cattle shipment for slaughter, a $500 reward for AJ Butler, a former White Pine sheriff, and a Phoenix death from heart trouble. Also noted are 140 insurance certificates issued by the corporation commission.
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WilL Build to Fort Huachuca Gains Backing
A Washington dispatch reports Congressman Hayden introduced a bill in the house granting El Paso and Southwestern right of way through Fort Huachuca. Endorsed by the War Department, the proposal revives earlier plans for EP and SW extensions to Huachuca, signaling growth for Cochise County and nearby mining in Hoachaces. Jesse L Dedman returned to his home at West Wells after a county visit.
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Supervisors Open Bids and Award County Contracts
The board reviewed bids for jail and road prisoner meals with prices from 13 to 30 cents per meal and awarded Kuchenbecker at 19 cents. Indigent sick care set at 148 to 150 dollars per year, burial costs for indigent dead 122.50 each. Four printing bids submitted. The Prospector named county advertiser, print work awarded to Review, International and Prospector. Auto bid opening not completed by 3 p.m.
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Sloan Nomination of Richard Sloan for Arizona Federal Judgeship
A Washington dispatch reports President Taft has sent the nomination of former territorial governor Richard E Sloan to the Senate for the United States district court in the district of Arizona. The nomination will go to the Judiciary Committee on Monday amid some Arizona opposition, with supporters seeking swift action and limited delay.
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Auditor Vaughn Dies of Pneumonia After Brief Illness
Ed C Vaughn of Georgia died at Sister's Hospital in Phoenix after a week long pneumonia illness. He was 36 and had lived in the city six years, working as an expert accountant for Armour Packing, then Phoenix Wholesale Meat & Produce. He later served as county examiner and held posts in Cochise, Yuma and Graham counties.
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Court Cases Filed in Superior Court Debts and Judgments
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Busy Making Monthly Reports County Officials Prepare February Records
County officials across the region are compiling regular February monthly reports for the board of supervisors. The probate court report will be included in the clerk of the superior court’s division under the state constitution, promising a lengthy document.
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