Vote on Union High School Here Next Week
Voters in Tombstone Bact and Fairbank districts will decide next Saturday March 12 on consolidating three districts into a union high school district with an estimated cost of 60000 to 13000 dollars. If approved a second election will set the school location and construction funds. The move has broad civic backing with no opposition reported. Polling places are Eckerman Tomi ane and Brena Fairbank school halls.
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Union High School
Tombstone, Bact and
Fairbank
Tanion
Helen J. Brown
Brena
Buena
Tombstone
Nid
Concealed weapons on Mesa Mexicans bring punishment
In Mesa on March 4 two Mexicans faced charges for carrying concealed weapons. Felippe Gustes paid a $50 fine while Jose Martinez was sentenced to two months in jail after arrest by Night Captain Brown in a local restaurant.
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Mesa
Felippe Gustes
Jose Martinez
Brown
C A Puts On Night Shift At Junction Mine
A Bisbee informant says C A mining company launched a night shift at the Junction mine with three shift bosses foreman and about 600 workers. The company previously operated a day shift of about 100 men since February. No Copper Queen employees yet for other work.
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Bows S
Junction
Her. & A. Mining Company
Bisbe
Copper Queen Company
Bisbee Girls State Basketball Champions
The Dishee High School Girls beat Mesa 32 to 20 in Tucson to win the state championship. They previously defeated Miami 23 to 18 on Thursday and will play four more games in Tucson this afternoon.
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Mesa
Tucson
Miami
Governor Hunt attacks amendments to Arizona constitution
In Phoenix from March 3 to 6, former governor W. P. Hunt and ex-senator Marcus A. Smith addressed the state legislature in a joint session. Hunt criticized ten amendments, pledging to tour the state and campaign against them, while urging tax cuts and reduced expenditures. Smith urged patience with his successor and lauded Arizona’s pioneers, envisioning the state as the nation’s greatest.
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Phoenix
Arle
W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Marcus A. Smith
United States
Campbell
House
Doctor Bridge Fractures Leg After Bicycle Fall
Yesterday afternoon Dr. George A. Bridge chief surgeon for Copper Queen company fractured his left leg falling from his son's bicycle. He did not notice the fracture until later. He received medical attention at home then was taken to hospital for X rays showing a clean fracture six inches below the hip joint.
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George A. Bridge
The
Copper Queen Company
Ferguson
Big Concert and Dance Here Next Week
One week from tonight on Saturday March 11 Tombstone and nearby counties will attend a Me Grotto band concert of thirty from Tucson at Schieffelin Hall. The event includes a dance after the concert with admission one dollar per couple, fifty cents for all extra, proceeds to improvements for the dancing public. The band arrives from Tucson at six o clock and will be hosted by the building committee with a hosted dinner in the banquet room. Owing to good roads a large crowd is expected. The programme will be performed as listed.
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Tombstone
Pima
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Grotto
Twcson
Schleffetin
Tucson
Schieffelin
School for Arizona convicts organized at state penitentiary
Phoenix March 4. Re organization of the penitentiary school, under Governor Thomas E. Campbell, aims to give prisoners a path to becoming good citizens. Rev James Hunter of Florence will run the program, selecting assistants from inmates. Half day classroom, half day vocational work, compulsory education to end illiteracy, with United States history and geography featured.
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Phoenix
State Penitentiary
Plovenes
Thomas E. Campbell
Sen
Campbell
James Hunter
Florence
United States
Four Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Four marriage licenses were issued this week by Clerk J. E James of the Superior Court. Houston A Burnside wed May Anderson, both of Douglas. Frank Sapan wed Elisabeth Zo cansok, both of Bisbee. Karl Bays wed Mary Morgan, both of Douglas. Hammond C Hartley wed Lillie B Ingraham, both of Blades.
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J. E James
Superior Court
Houston A. Burnside
May Anderson
Douglas
Frank Sapan
Elisabeth Zocansok
Bisbee
Karl Bays
Mary Morgan
Hammond C. Hartley
Lillie B. Ingraham
Blades
Increase In Governor's Salary Is Proposed
Phoenix reports senators propose raising the governor's annual pay from 6500 to 12000 and increasing legislators' salaries from 4 to 6? a year. A house bill would curb state highway permit discretion by the corporation commission, deeming petitions signed by 500 residents as establishing need. The Arizona resources board abolition bill advances, and water commissioner law changes are recommended by a close vote. Senate SB 1 repeal moves forward. university emergency funding is introduced.
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Stewart
Yavapai
Pasenger
State Corporation Commission
Arizon Resources Board
Department of Water Commissioner
Senate
University of Arizona
Sor
Glue May Lead 10 Arrest Of Babe's Slayer
A clue being followed by police may lead to the arrest of the murderer of a male infant found on a slag dump at the Copper Queen. Several persons may be charged with complicity for withholding information. Officers said details could not be released but expected action within days.
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Babe's
Aester
Prohibition Fines Hit Four Importers In Tucson Case
Michael Sawtelle reports heavy fines in Tucson for four liquor importers tied to national Prohibition. Felix Ornelas paid 100 dollars and 20 days, Jesus Martinez 30 days after guilty plea, Miguel Valdez 5000? No, 3500 fine, Gilberto Castelo 290? fine, Jose Maria Ochoa 250 on each count, Mateo Robles 500, Juan Guzman 500, Jose Carmona 500, Louis Rosales 500, Mariano Velasquez 100. Police note dump site theories about a murder but no eyewitness carriage of infant.
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Michael [Cassidy
Felix Ornelas
Lola Gaeta
Jesus Martinez
Jose Maria Ochoa
Mateo Robles
Juan Guzman
Lquor
Jose Carmona
Douglas
Cowboy Uses Dance Hall As Shooting Gallery
A Douglas saloon shooting incident in Aqua was witnessed by several frightened locals from Sulphur Springs valley. A cowpuncher, after drinking heavily, wrecked about five glasses at Jin Joe's bar with his .45 and began another round before police arrived to stop the danger.
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Douglas
Teddie
Jin Joe
Doles
Carmichael 18 Named to Represent Scotland Stockholders
Douglas March 4 Normal Carmichael general manager of the Arizona Copper company was elected by stockholders in Edinburgh to represent their interests on the board of directors of the Phelps Dodge corporation which recently purchased controlling interest in the company Carmichael has led the company for years Prescott sale of state lands valued about 50000 to be held
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Douglas
Normal Carmichaeal
Arizona Copper Company
Edinburgh
Scotland
Phelp Dodge Corporation
Carmichael
Bennett Gage Goes 10 Jury At Night Session
The Bennett case went to the jury during a night session after closing arguments. Morning testimony included Mies W. L. Sawyer describing Bennett bringing Mrs. Hoover to the Mansion Hotel and the ensuing events, with Sawyer noting Hoover’s intoxication and details of the shooting.
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Bennett Gage
Bennett
Roxs
Mies
W. L. Sawyer
Mansion Hotel
Benson
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Tomiane
Junction Mine
Bisbee Girls
Gov. Hunt
Doctor Bridge
BLISS
Charles & Barton
Yavapal County
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Sawtelle
Miguel Valdez
Gilberto Castelo
Louis Rosales
Mariano Velasquez
Cowboy
GLOBE
Prescott
Mr Hoover
Sawyer
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs Sawyer
Ross
Eich Bennett
Santa Rita
Bowman
Nogales
Osborne
Hoover
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