Beavers to Owls and Roads: Tombstone’s Street Tax Debate
A long and varied editorial piece surveys Arizona life from Salt River beaver activity to Elk near Tucson and Owls in Bisbee. It endorses better mine sample handling, taxes for Tombstone streets, and a planned street tax ordinance to fund road improvements, noting Cochise county wins and youth poultry champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Roosevelt
Tucson
Tombstone
Bisbee
Doug
Hachita
Crina
Arizona
State Bureau of Mines
Cochise County
Gordon Jones
San Simon
Suspended sentence in Arizona liquor case noted in court
Jubal LeMoss received a suspended sentence for introducing intoxicating liquor into Arizona. In Tucson, March events were reported with confusion in names and details. The Wilkes Bank case, Trust Co versus Powell, moved toward the superior court with pleas and bond set at 750 dollars as proceedings continued in Dos Dos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Artest
Mariano Pacho
Exper
Wilkes Bank
Pa‘Trust Co
Thomas Powell
Justice Combe Superior Court
Superior Court
Caheras
Two Hold Up Men Arrested Near Bisbee
Authentic reports say yesterday two armed hold up men named Berg and Smith were arrested near Bisbee by Deputy Sheriffs Gannon Brekegete Poltes and Noe lodges. Officers had word of a plan to rob a stage. the duo wore masks and carried a shotgun and rifle plus two brief cases and a field glass. They confessed to plotting the Bisbee robbery and to the stage attack, with a sum of money found on them. further proceedings await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berg
Ad Bop Smith
Gannon
Poltes
Bisber
Hunter With Four Deer Apprehended
Phoenix report states Jon Aiken deputy game warden out of Flagstad arrested a man whose possession contained four deer hides. The sheriff of Cor nine county joined the case as Aiken prepared to raid the camp. A dressed beef was also found, and the prisoner admitted involvement in cattle killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jon Aiken
Flagstad
O Ae
Althaugh
Cornine County
Tim
Aiden
Tly
Naturalization Day Set By Superior Court Monday
Clerk J E James announces Monday March 1 as the day when about sixty foreign nationals will have their U S citizenship applications heard. Special Examiner Jones of Los Angeles will conduct the examinations, now more rigid than in the past, requiring thorough qualification before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E James
Superior Court
United States
Jones
Los Angeles
Superior Court Matters From Past Week
The week in Superior Court before Judge Banghe featured the case TP Settee v Themes Qu. The defendants were represented by J T Kingsbury, while Jorman Hays of Willeny argued for the plaintiffs. The special report notes a favorable ruling for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Capes
Wilhow Bank & Trust Company
Bangheamen
Bowe
J T Kingsbury
Jorman Hays
Willeny
Charles Kirk
Mom Anderson
Ben X
Wellams
Startling Developments Arise In Damage Suit
A damaged text fragment reports on a damage suit involving Superior & Pureburg Co and Stew Da Fidane. It mentions a trial date, man tri leads, and alleged injuries to a worker at Globe. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a serious injury claim and multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasher
Burr
Globe
Steel cage planned for William Faltin in Phoenix
March 7 Phoenix reports a steel cage to confine William Faltin at the state asylum. Board of Control and Dr A Kinsey oversee construction and extra guards, with $100 monthly pay, to prevent escape. Faltin, convicted of Carl Peterson’s murder in Maricopa County, was ruled insane by a county court jury, delaying execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ae Cramace
Intane
William Paitin
A . Kinestey
Tewure
Faltin
Kincsley
Af Central
Wiley. Jones
Harre
Renee Eels
Palio
Maricopa County
Carl Peterson
Southern Texas Quarantine Vacated On Cattle Imports
The State Live Stock Sanitary Board met in the secretary Sam Bradner’s office and voted to lift the ban on importing cattle from below the federal quarantine line in Texas. The previous restriction aimed to curb a weakly fed area near Fort Worth and now allows dipping and movement of cattle to replenish Arizona herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maren F
Sam Bradner
Texas
Fort Worth
Arizona
Youth Dies in Tombstone Pneumonia Death
Claudio Cota a well known Mentean boy of Tombstone died yesterday morning at his parents home from pneumonia after a brief illness. He was buried in the city cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudio Cota
Tombstone
Arizona Exhibit at San Diego Fair
Secretary of the Doweles Chamber of Commerce and Mines, Oxcar Ko Goll, visited San Diego to urge support for an All Arizona Exhibit at the fair. Cochise County officials approved 300 dollars to help install and maintain the exhibit, with Maricopa and Pima already backing 35,000 and funds expected to reach 5,000 soon for the state display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxcar Ko Goll
Doweles Chamber of Comenerce & Mines
Superstisons
Wren
San Diego
Arizona State Board of ‘Trade
Eld
Tucson
Goll
Board of Supervisors
Cuhiee
Cochise County
Arizona
Treas
San Diego Exposition
Hay
Marécopa
Pimarine
San Dieg
Gol B. Atau
Wil
Aler
Greise Cumuey
Senator Drachman Resigns State Senate Seat
Phoenix reports Mose Drachman resigns as state senator from Vima county after appointment as clerk of the United States appeals court. His departure follows George W. K. Lewis stepping down due to ill health, creating a vacancy in the Solonship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Mose Drachman
Vima County
Gov Hart
Drachman
W. Hi Sawtelle
The
United
George WK. Lewis
Women’s Auxiliary Formed in Cochise County Cattlegrowers
The Cochise County Cattlegrowers Association wives met in Benson at Mrs. W. J. Bennett’s home with red and white carnat ions. A luncheon was served and Mrs. F. P. Moore organized the Women’s Auxiliary with eighteen members. Officers elected: President Mrs. Bo J. McKinney, 1st Vice President Mrs. W. J. Bennett, 2nd Vice President Mrs. J. L. Meisenheimer, Secretary Mrs. J. W. Moore, Treasurer Mrs. J. P. Cumming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise
Bo J. McKinney
W. J. Bennett
J. L. Meisenheimer
J. W. Moore
J. P. Cumming
Bragg Receives Jail Time After Plea in Dry Amendment Case
Phoenix, March 6. George Brayx, cited for dry amendment violation, faced sentencing before Judge Stanford after pleading guilty to a similar offense. Brayx drew six months in county jail and a $300 fine, or in default, one day in jail per unpaid dollar. He was among four arrested in Gila Bend. all but one pled guilty.
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Phoenix
Cochise County
George Brayx
Stanford
Bragg
Gila Bend
Democratic State Committee Meeting in Phoenix Ends in Divided Votes
Report of a Phoenix meeting where the Democratic State Committee discussed endorsing Governor Hunt’s administration. Proposals to depart from party policy failed. a credentials dispute over Winsor and Colter disrupted proceedings. Delegates named to the national convention. primary reforms supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dedh
Mattutal
Benson Man Sells Mines at Twin Buttes
A Benson man, Nicheles Martines, and his brother J M Martines have sold the Martinique copper claims near Twin Buttes, thirty miles from Tucson, eight miles from the S P Tucson Nogales branch, for 20000 dollars. The brokers report extensive development and plans to haul ore by motor trucks to the railroad. Negotiations for another deal on the Hector silver claims two miles from Martinique are in progress, with cash terms discussed.
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Tucson
Benson
Nicheles Martines
J. M Martines
Teanefoord
Tucvo Sypdiere Uailer Fund
Fease
Martinique
S. P. Tucson
Nogales
Brochers
Pew Company
Hector
Supervisors Transact Business at Monday Meeting
Hold supervisors discussed appointment of a superintendent for the beard of bert. De J. Wo Hunt of Biche Ui filled vacant post previously held by Papeew of De Kattan. Dr Wo Hawley of Bisbee received contract for feeding stock at 750 per year. County officials reviewed monthly reports and road bond petitions were withdrawn with a plan to be adopted by both sides. The board and county attorney counted cash in treasurer's office showing funds for January and February.
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Bert
de J. Wo Hunt
Biche
de Kattan
Wo Hawley
Bisbee
Werren
Wilson
Willcox
Veterans and editors plan county resource edition
Notables in Tombstone including Major George H L Winters Kelly veteran editor of the Deng tee Daily International arrive from Sneller Cly. Joseph H W Gras secretary Ovear K Goll and Douglas Chat her of Commercy appear before supervisors seeking approval for Douglas International Resource Number. The edition will cover county industries and city life with ten thousand copies, two thousand to immigration board, funding approved by Grey and K Goll.
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George HL
Kelly
Dengtee Daily International
Sneller Cly
Joseph HW. Gras
Ovear K Goll
2Eenownaw Vomp
Douglas
Douglas International
Interesh
Immigration Board of
Messe " Grey
Osewe K. Goll
Be! International
Dawn's Kidney Pills End Backache and Urinary Woes
In Bisbee Arizona James Day testifies to kidney pills curing backache headaches and urinary trouble. After seven boxes the pain subsided and he felt better. Price 50 cents, sold by all dealers.
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Cme
James Day
Hel
Bisbee
Ariz
Omy
Dawn
Dean
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Allen
Hunter
Miles
Blue Springs
Miles Medical CO
Elknart. Ing
William Faltin
Women's Auxiliary OF Cattlemen's Ass'n
Eeting
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Tate Committee
Hus
Committon
Hunt
William Morgan
Vavapatenaney
Resolutions Committee
Mariana
Wilun
Wirea
van Lender
Winger
Hinds Cuiamtter
Neil Bailey
Winsor
Ouls Ts Pres
Tad
Diyertions de Aie
Pred Cotter
Agache
Eretentoils
Colter
Epithe Ua
Nogiles
Greenlee
Graham
Gila F . Lame
Chifton
John F. Weber
Safford
Benson Man
Twin Buttes
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