New Divorce and Tax Foreclosure Actions Filed in Courts
The docket lists multiple divorce cases including Bessie Terpering ve Cari D Terot ing and James K Devlin ve Fifa Dero. It notes a debt action for 46060 with costs. Also filed are tax and injunction matters, estate proceedings for several individuals, and notices of hearings and administration appointments scheduled in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Terpering
NC Thompson Ve Sante Korsl« Geld Mines Company
LI Clancy
Rorate Cov
Articles of Incorporation Filed for Arizona Rio Tinto Co
The Arizona Rio Tinto Company filed in county records with officers John A Duscan L Grant Duncan George E Sligh and John McClellan. Purpose to carry on wining and ewelding and refining business and general mining. Capital stock two million dollars in shares of five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of
Arizona Rio Tinto Company
John A Duscan
L Grant Duncan
George E Sligh
John McClellan
San Simon
Tve
Homes for the Homeless in Arizona Adoptive Efforts
For over twelve years Ren AH Gannett, superintendent for Arizona and Santa Barbara district, has placed more than 20 homeless Arizona children into homes under the Children's Home Society of California. Jerome city council has designated forty acres for a new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. AH Gannett
Children’s Home Society of
California
Gunnets
Arizona
Santa Barbara
Cal
Jerome
Territorial Items of Interest Condensed
Territorial items report water levels rising 110 feet in 24 hours near Roosevelt and a fatal accident with a spring tooth barrow on the Eel River. It notes delayed machinery, a Miami Copper tractor, and ore returns around 4 percent copper and 8 to 10 in gold. Development at Inspiration Copper is active with a 6000-ton concentrator planned. Territorial Secretary Jeo Young files deeds for mining claims near Prescott as a French syndicate takes control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Since & Beng
W. B. Aldridge
Inspiration Copper Company
New York
Globe
Territorial
Jeo Young Bae
Prescott
Madizrlies Mining Company
Tron Springs
Derby
Ame
Local Notes From Tombstone and Nearby Towns
Thursday's Daily Was Cowac reports visitors from St. David and Donets and health and business travel in Tombstone. Several officials and attorneys arrive for probate and court matters. A construction dam on Bee river near Yuma is washed out delaying work. high school completed in Jerome. Maricopa wet or dry election slated for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Custin, Jr
St. David Mre
Jennie Hockling
Tombstone
Joe Smith
Bee River
Yuma
Colorado
Calorsio
Pion
Arizona
Lamer Howey
Phoenix
Janos Finn
H. Rambey
Yavapai County
Territorial Board of Control
Jerome's
Maricopa County
United States
Troops Move to Fort Huachuca From Boise
Late yesterday troops pass through Fairbank en route to Fort Huachuca from Boise. The First United States Cavalry train of about 900 men and horses is expected by April 1. General will assume command at the Fort by Saturday. Soldiers reportedly receive ammunition for practice mobilization seen at Nogales. Local observers suggest the move signals impending activity in the Huachuca mountains along the international line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Fort Huachuca
Boise Cubo
First United States Cavalry
Fort Husebuce
B Maier
Nogales
Huachucan Mountains
International Line
Unfortunate Sent to Asylum After Wandering
An unnamed man, found wandering near railroad yards in Boren and hit by a train engine, is placed in custody. He was examined and deemed unfit to care for himself and sent to the asylum tomorrow for confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petient
Pheer
Phoeair
Kent
Boren
Fiat
Bec
Beoson
Mesne
Two Armies Prepare for Imminent Clash Across Front
Reported movements place opposing forces within four miles of each other near Rancho Galian with a planned morning engagement. Dispatches describe troops marching to Mangho and Dowelae as leaders brace for a decisive battle, with lines drawn near the international boundary and heavy activity observed along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarelio
Chipele Otega
Morea
Gretel
Mangho
Pie
Douglas
Dowelae
Fen
Surveying Party Nearing Tucson
A survey team advances toward Tucson along the Southwestern railroad near Esmond station. Crews report progress overcoming engineering obstacles and conducting measurements on both sides of the Southern Pacific line as they approach the city boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Esmond
Nile
Pacsen
Mlie
Giatianis
Bensop
Suthers Pacific
Ecity
Murveyus
Serge
Andiman Cheir
Will Ask Roosevelt to Settle Mexican War
A Mexican peace delegation from Mexico City and Guatemala proposes that former President Roosevelt intercede to broker peace between warring sides in Mexico. The group San Heranas de Santa Maria la Virgin may have support from Mrs Diaz and Jose Limantour. Americans in Mexico say Roosevelt would welcome overtures amid the Russo Japanese controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foun Guadalfare
Vie Guasmas
Roosevelt
Mexico
Mexico City
Guat
San Heranas de
Meriou
Senora Diaz
Renora Jose Limantour
New York City
Wise
Frightful Mixed Post Chronicle of Local Gossip
Friday’s Daily reports recall of visiting officials Reeves and Edgar Axtel and notes on city commerce and upcoming events. Mrs Gertrude Wilbarton faces banishment, while F J Lams and wife return from a Terrestrial Telephone company engagement and discuss Southern attractions.
Local Young Men Entertaining Night at Retreat
Laura Kushentiecker and Oscar KG hosted a lively evening with several performers and eight participants. Lillian Buck won the championship with eleven pots, while Mrs Hutchison took the consolation prize. Attendees included Hutchison, Ste Misserding, Henediet, Buck, Cowan, Ed Messer, Wil Hicks, Demarest, Telin, Gotland, Kuchenbecker, Satie Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Kushentiecker
Oscar KG
Othe Hitssens
Lillian Buck
Mra
Hutchison
Thore Praeent
Ste Misserding
Henediet
Buck
Cowan
Messer Ed
Wil Hicks
Wer
Demarest
Telin
Gotland Kuchenbecker
Mise Satie
Ulich
To Explore Cochise Stronghold Expedition Briefing
A party led by Tomberone plans an afternoon trek to Cochise Stronghold with Rockfellow ranch as tonight’s base. The group aims to start homeward tomorrow afternoon. Al Staniger drives, with ladies including Decker, Stewart, Axtel, Benedict, Culline, Chowning, Gilding, Neble, Small, and Williams listed among travelers.
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Meadames Deck
Stewart
Miser Axtel
Benedict
Culline
Chowning
Gilding
Neble
Small
William
Rich Ore Strike Reported In Tombstone District
Jenica Walker reports a major ore strike two miles west of Con warn, depth 35 feet, horn silver veins eight inches wide. Early samples show rich silver content and a rush of prospectors has begun as staking increases nearby. Local mining leaders hope further work yields another strong producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijnnica Walker
Tombstone
Walker
Mc Wathen
Marvelove Avisnos
Tealay
Senator Culberson Backs Arizona Territory Admission
Senator Culberson expresses support for admitting Arizona as a territory state in the ongoing political debate. He argues federal authority should empower the people of territories to determine their own status and stresses the importance of upholding constitutional processes and the will of residents. The discussion references New Mexico and other territories in the context of expansion and governance debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sonny Noo
Atienna
May Erect Power Plant In Grand Canyon Proposal
The Desert Power and Water company investigates a plan to build a dam and power facility across the lower Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The project is described as potentially irrigating vast lands and fueling machinery, with discussions about feasibility and report to superiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Mey
Williams
Desert Power & Water Company
Life
Colorado
Bests
Walliams Bae
Lis Superiote
Kingman Mines
Arigoas
Senator Clapp Calls for Congressional Decision on Arizona Statehood
Senator Mose E. Clapp asserts Congress must decide Arizona’s path to statehood via enabling act and constitution, with popular elections for U S senators to resume. He notes Arizona voters favored a constitution and urges action in the next session. Yavapai supervisors approve a prohibition election petition. precinct area covers 144 square miles with two polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme Warkington
Frederick Suneoo
Congress
Washington, D. C
Oratur
E. Clapp
Arizons
Ate
United States
Tam
Yavapai Board of Supervisors
Electin Corp Verte
Paloone
Unclear text fragment on military movements and figures
Fragmentary report describes rebel actions and troop movements across several regions. The piece mentions individuals, places, and dates in a disjointed way, with lines referencing soldiers, routes, and engagements in locations such as Agua Prieta and Chihuahua while noting investigative dates and actions.
Celestial Inspects Mines at Bay Celestial Inspects the Mines at Bay
Celestial inspecting the mines near the Bay of the Manane Institute of Technology in Fooenix last Friday. Me Teok Kai Teo has spent two years touring the United States promoting mining methods and examining mines and Teo collected all available information during his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méylar
Teok Kai Teo
United State
Southwest Indian Mission Conference Details and Local Travel
The Southwest Indian Mission Conference will be held at the Methodist church with delegates from Indian tribes across the region. Head of mission work, Tobin Butter, visits the Navejo Indians in Arizona, while Missionary families camp nearby for the gathering and common meals are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arione
Misioo
Wee
Tee
Tobin
Thews Station
Arizone
Majority Rule and Arizona Statehood Debate
The article argues the core issue is majority rule in Arizona's admission, not merely changing territorial government. It cites Senator Bacon of Georgia and Senator Macon about allowing Arizonans to determine their future, with Senator Julian Werks and Reverend Hacon opposing statehood.
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Arnan
Sene
Tor Bacon
Georgia
Seator Becon
Macon
Arizons
Jubian Werks
Fornia
Neil
Revater Hacon
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Eatate
Ide Wella Terry
Hilry St Wells
Michael C Dwyer
William Taylor
Marsh Fletcher
L Fletcher
Mee Hallie Reddick
Martha Reddicks
William Harris
Carl Richard Lauterbach
George If Stevens
Corkiey
Bae
Puis
Roosevelt Cereryoir
Enford
Charlie Fisher
Miami
FL. M. Co
Plagetat
Wiliam S. McKnight
Brno
Bichalett
S.ant
Liege Ganteium
United State Marehai
M Chorce
Lowe
Teok Yeo
Vulture
China
Cowac
Toalays
Inetriet
John S. Willime
Om Teip
Husohoca
Bisbee
Dooglae
Willime
Koomevelt
Bieaty
Douglas Coodicin
A.A. Hopkins
Blackburn
Fourth Street
Big Pine
Haseayamepa
Ed J. Finchigan
Jim Bish
Will Be
Ture
Cass
Stor
District Court
Leon’ Oy M. Gaines
Tarpayers Association
Bisbes
Pomonic Cima
Ehiitren
City of
Misa Ada Gathervole
Ed Cartyon
Ness
Carbondale
Kanens
J. A. Roetfellow
Lie Eariecant
Milan
William Pearon
Tucson
RT. Stinson
Michael Coogan
Maries New Mexico
Donald Chieholm
Fiagetui
Ray Hill
Paul Weight
Camp Wood
del Rio
Neer Joroms
Verde Valley
Arland Fend
Huachuca
Maier
Uncle Sam
Steen
Pope Ping
Will
Hoh
Reeves
Edgar Axtel
Pacific
Atlantic
Gertrude Wilbarton
Ft. Mallat
F. J. Lams
Tonitestone Telephone Company
Southland
Cochise
Tombstone District
Senator Culberson
Ariz Na
Clapp
Bianco
Jill Windenmn
Winston
Bag Tard
Oesnile
Tad Ward Chihgahue
Jont
Celestial
Southwest Indian Mission Conference
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