Taft May Pardon Considered For Arizonans
Si Saider of Winkleaan Raymond V. May Frank Horn and ES Horn of Kansas City face possible pardon after federal convictions for obtaining moves under false pretenses related to Arizona matters. A respite from Attorney General Wickereham prompted Taft to review their cases. May and Hoyne appeared in Kansas City to surrender. the Horns have not yet appeared.
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Si Saider
Winkleaan
Raymond V. May
Frank Horn
ES Horn
Kanes City
Arizona
Elaine
Paredon
Taft
Wickerehaon
Der
May Hsve
Kansas City
United States
Horne
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Post Office
General delivery at Tombstone post office lists remaining letters including Ballesterous Ramon Machiche Furete Valin Martins Caterina Francis. Postmaster DC Caterina Francis notes ending February date.
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Febr Ballesterous
Ramon Machiche
Furete Valin
Martins
Caterina
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and offer
We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo. We the undersigned believe F B Cheney can carry out any promises. Watkins, Kinman & Mauris wholesale druggists Toledo endorse it. Hall's Catarrh Cure acts internally on the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Hall
Tomorrow In Tombstone Churches Service Invitations
Congregation details for Sunday School at 10 a m with EH Reeves and Rev H A Dex. preaching at 7 30 p m on Moses and character. Epworth League 7 p m. Rev S Katinas and Mrs Wm Cavanagh lead a one day school at 10 a m. all invited. Also warning about croup treatment urging Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief.
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EH Reeves
Chrest
Moses
Kev H. A. Dex
Jam
Tyni
Epworth
S. Katinas
Cath
Wm Cavanagh
Ed Hicks Still Holds Championship at Progressive Whist Club
Ed Hicks of Tombstone again captured the list prize at last night’s Progressive Whist Club meet after several high bids and a four for tie. Miss Cantrell won the consolation prize as guests enjoyed sherbet cake bon bons and piano music. Attendees included Mrs Hutchison Ruth Benedict Helen Benedict Cantrell Hicks Buck and others.
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Hibt
Eo Hicks
Tombletone
Miss Cantrell
Cinb
Lome
Mies Lilian Buck
Frank Demorest
Reinah
Arizona Souvenir for Taft at Phoenix Curio Shop
At Phoenix the Barke Curio store received an order from Captain Archibald Hutt, military aide to President Taft, for a $100 hard twisted Navajo blanket. The president favored the piece after a Phoenix visit in October last year.
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Phoenix
Barke Curio Store
Archibald Hutt
Taft
Phownix
Trustees Elections Throughout County in Cochee Territory
County trustees vote set for last Saturday in March across eleven districts. Trustees serve three year terms, with initial staggered terms of one, two, and three years for first election. Districts McBouild No 25 Webh No 42 Bere wardino No 52 Ash Creek No 53 Turkey Creek No St McNeal Mountain view No itt Stewart Allen No 59 Dracooa No 61.
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B. H. Stover
Cochee County
New Cases Filed in Justice Court and Probate Proceedings
Transcript of judgment from justice of the peace court shows $55.80 plus interest and costs awarded to the plaintiff. Probate matter names Walter J Lewis as administrator appointed by August E Schlieper. estate of Edgar R Hockley petitioned by Jennie F Hockley to declare described real estate as separate property. Hearing set for March 16 at 10 o clock a m for Folssid petition.
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EJ Bauer
Secrer
Porter
Justice of the Peace Court
Justice Court
Edgar R Hockley
Jennie F Hockley
Gold Secretly Paned in the Huachucas Placers
Milder report notes coarse gold placers in the Huachuca region with quiet activity and potential yield. Chinese workers observed in the area while mining operations proceed without public fanfare.
Military Reservation Yield Good Returns in Huachucas
Reported gold panning by Fort Huachuca Chinese in Peat Canyon, a military reserve where ground work requires permission. Includes local officials, visitors, and notices about mines company inspections and district court proceedings. ends with an ad and a croup prevention remedy.
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Ashe Canyon
Huachiucsountaine
Arizona News Of Interest From The Southwest
The Rosevelt dam roadway opens to traffic with first vehicle crossing from Supervising Engineer LC Hil. Florence landowners Wille and Kelloge plan large irrigation plant in San Pedro Valley near Mammoth. Artist Loni¢ Akin returns to Flagstaff for a three year mural project for the American Museum in New York. A gambling den is closed in the region. Maier Brewing loss from the Williams fire totals about 11000, with half insured. J H Mitchell proposes a botanical theory on sap flow driven by wind pumps. Timber wolves move into northern Arizona due to cold. Parker plans a hotel at Oasis Club. Court Line railroad may connect Santa Fe and Southern Pacific. Inspiration mine at Globe to build reduction works for 5000 tons daily. A Tucson custom smelter site is donated by the Chamber of Commerce. Prescott Chamber hires a new secretary.
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Loni¢ Akin
Flags
Ameri= exo Museum of Natural History
New York
Grand Canyon
Rebel bands said to roam Sonora gathering arms
W S Goult, a mining man from near Saric, reports numerous rebel bands in Sonora over recent weeks. The groups collect arms, ammunition, horses, and supplies and issue receipts for what they take. They avoid battles, preferring thorough preparation and winning local goodwill.
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W.s.goult
Saric
Narrow Escape From Death by Plank Collapse
George Kelly, a well known tortfeas tumbled into a winze shaft after a plank covering gave way. He suffered scalp wounds and extensive bruises, was unconscious briefly, and transported home for treatment. Dr Hughart attended and reports recovery hopes strong.
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George Kelly
Kelly
Official Vote on Arizona Constitution Referred to Committee
The Senate led the official vote on Arizona's constitution. The vice president presented the proceeding and it was referred to the Committee on Territories and ordered printed.
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Washington
Arizona
Senate
Committee On Territories
Population doubles in Tombatone Arizona despite conditions
Tombatone Arizona has doubled its population in ten years despite local beliefs of stagnation. Southern Arizona reports strong demand for beef cattle with ready-for-truck steers quoted at $5.50 per hundredweight and range cattle prices rising to $14 for yearlings and $24 for three-year-olds as cattlemen, with good grass and ample water, wait for higher prices.
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Tombatone
Arizona
Faso
Commissioner Myers Promotes Cochise County Advertisements
Commissioner Frank D. Myers oversees an illustrated county edition highlighting Cochise County resources. With over one hundred photographs being trotted to trotype firms, views include Tombstone and Douglas, Warren ranch and townsite, Chiricahua timber lands, harvest scenes in Sulphur Springs and San Pedro Valleys, and roundups by Boquillas Land & Cattle. Myers will visit Benson Willcox and San Simon for more views, aiming for a premier territorial county advertisement.
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Cochise County
Frank D. Myers
Cetrotype
Tombatone
Douglas
Chiricahua
Bisbee
Lowell
Warren Ranch
Warren
Sulphur Springs
San Pedro
Boquillas Land & Cattle Company
Myers
Benson
Willcox
San Simon Valley
Chamberlain's Liniment Promotes Bruise Prevention
Advertisers claim investing 25 cents in Chamberlains Liniment preps buyers for bruises and minor injuries, a claim attributed to all dealers in the text.
Head Of Pythian Order To Visit Here
Judge Campbell of Tucson will preside in Tombstone on Monday to hold court as Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Arizona. The local Pythian lodge plans to welcome the order’s chief executive during the evening visit.
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Judge Campbell
Tucson
Tombstone
Campbell
Knights of Pythies of
Arizona
Pythian Lodge
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