Injunction Sought Over Arizona Mining Property Bonding
Judge Dean returned from Nogales to hear Four Metals Mining Co litigation. Washington Trading Co and W. W. Coughlin seek to halt proposed bonding of Santa Cruz county mining property to C. W. Wright as trustee for bonds totaling two hundred thousand dollars. Temporary restraining order issued. injunction hearing set for March 18. After full hearing, injunction denied and bond action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Nogales
Four Metals Mining Company
Joseph Hunter
Denver
Tombstone
Washington Trading Company
W. W. Coughlin
Comint
Santa Cruz County
Pee C. W. Wright
Holy Week Services Planned at Catholic Church
Father Barrett of the Catholic church announces Holy Week services at the Tombstone church from Wednesday through the following Monday with a general invitation for the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Barrett
Tombstone Mayor Posts Land Claim Notice 1910
The tombstone mayor announces a land entry in the Phoenix Land Office describing Lots 5 6 8 9 in Section 2 and Lot 1 in Section 11 Township 20 South Range 22 East Cochise County Arizona Territory. It lists required filed statements with price details and deed fees, noting first publication March 20 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Territory of
Arizona
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona Territory
United States
Range
Gila and Hak River
Merida
Cochise County
Dave
Aether
Welcome Showers for Cochise County
Indications of rain for March and April are favorable boosting Cochise County cattlemen’s outlook for a flourishing season. Ranges seeded with potential wild hay promise abundant feed and water, aiding cattle recovery after drought. Spring roundups are planned. JW Thacker is appointed superintendent of the Yuma county poor farm at a salary of 1000 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
JW. Thacker
Yuma County
Man interrupts train near Thatcher causing stop
A passenger train between Thatcher and Central Awing was halted when a man leapt onto the track ahead of the engine. He, later deemed demented, entered nearby homes before being taken into custody as frightened residents fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Central
Thatcher Depot
Cothort
Mission Closes Tomorrow Morning Palm Service
Rev. E. W. Simonson the Dean of Southern Arizona will lead the Palm Sunday morning service at St. Pauls Church Episcopal tomorrow. The regular morning service will be conducted as planned by the mission pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Simonson
Southern Arizons
St. Paul’s Church
Episcopal
Probate and District Court Suit Involving Johnson Coopers
In the Probate and District Courts ICT court Suit No 5941 L B Johneon and Chas Johneon co partners controlling firm L B Johnson Co versus R M and B L McKinney co partners firm R L McKinney Co involving a 270 48 operating account No 5043 filed Chas M va Colin E Hadden action for divorce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Johneon
Chas. Johneon
L. B. Johnson & Co
Ve. R. M
BL. McKinney
R. L. McKinney & Co
Chas. M. 1Va
Colin E. Hadden
Tucson Celebrates Railroad Opening with May Festivities
Tucson plans a 10 000 entertainment budget for May 5 and 6 as the Tucson and West Coast of Mexico railroad opens. A chamber committee will invite officials from Sonora, Sinaloa, and Arizona towns, visiting Hermosillo and Cananea to extend formal invitations. Local notables include Miguel Casteneda, and visitors from Phoenix and Tombstone are noted.
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Lonor
Chamber of Commerce
Hermosillo
Caliscan
Sonora
Sinaloa
Jucson
Sloan
Arizopa
Tucson
Arizona News of Interest Highlights Tour and Local Notices
Ellsworth Huntington, Yale graduate and explorer, visits Tucson to study climate and deliver four lectures at the University of Arizona. Death of Rekerle, once of Globe, near Wickenburg. Dual high school and university tennis at the University courts. A new conscience fund in Douglas. George W Cogwill dies in Phoenix after illness. burial in Los Angeles. Portugal Bey, financier of Turkey revolution, spent last week in Phoenix with Walker mining interests. Phoenix barber union raises prices next week. Thomas Higginson donates land for a public playground. Women’s club to prepare grounds. Bisbee Red Men plan May 15 picnic at Lewis Springs. Henry Stewart continues world tour from San Diego. Artist Bertha Mensler-Dreseler visiting Scottsdale for desert and mountain subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Huntington
Yale
Isin Tucson
D. T. McDougal
Camogie Institute
Ted
Asia
University of Arizona
J. H. Portugal
Portugal Bey
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Bie
Phoenix
Walker
Barbers’ Union
Mining Work on the Hill Advances in Arizona District
Mining activity intensifies as boiler additions near completion at The power detachment obthe't. Co. expand capacity to 2000 HP, boosting steam for pumps and plant machinery. Water at 900 level recedes, enabling exploration toward 1000-foot level. sinking at Southwest shaft progresses with new ore at Tribute. Hershall, Pittesburg & Arizona, Cochise groups show steady development. leasers in Tombstone district resume shipments, with Bunker Hill awaiting orders.
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Hatica
T.C. M. Co
Macia
Hershell
Gray
Hersball
Mossra
Taafe
Winters
Tombstone
Douglas
el Paso
Bunker Hill
Mules From Sonora Arrive Near Bisbee for California Road Work
Dr. Young from Nogales inspected a shipment of 300 mules owned by the Grant Brothers Construction Co. near Bisbee. The mules crossed into the United States, halted West Coast line work, and the outfit was disbanded. More mules are expected soon headed for California.
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Dr. Young
Federal
Bisbee
Nogales
Sonora
United States
Grant Brothers Construction Company
West Coast
Californis
Western Union Builds New Telegraph Lines
Western Union undertakes reconstruction and adds lines to improve service and handle growing traffic. Two lines from Tucson to Benson are finished, one for overland messages to Chicago and another linking to Globe, expanding capacity for business.
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Western Union’ Telegraph Company
Tucson
Benson
City
Chicago
Globe
Busianee
Transferred pastor Crandall to Oceanside California
The Rev. E. M. Crandall is transferred for health reasons by Bishop Hughes and will hold his farewell service in Tombstone on Sunday morning March 20. Rev. Mr. Needham of Ohio becomes the new pastor and will preach his first sermon on Sunday morning March 27 at Tombstone Methodist Church.
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Hughes
E. M. Crandall
Tombstone
Oceanside
California
Crandall
Mr. Needham
Ohio
Local marriages granted by probate court in Douglas area
The probate court issued marriage licenses for pairs including Gregorio Lucero and Faliecita Allison of Douglas, Jesus Barbon and Concepcion Ramirez of Douglas, Johe D MeCsin and Dora E. Whaley of Douglas, Fed H Hall of Paradise and Oda B Gardner of Rodeo NM, JJ Lewis of Los Angeles and Elizabeth Andrews of Fort Worth, Gregorio Hernandez and Victoria Lugo of Lowell, Ramon Arce and Antonia Corral of Douglas, A F Mills and Minnie Norwood of Willcox, Hugh Gallagher and Barbara McLaughlin of Lowell.
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Gregorio
Lucero
Faliecita Allison
Douglas
Jesus Barbon
Concepcion Ramirez
Johe D MeCsin
Dora E. Whaley
Fed H Hall
Paradise
Oda B Gardner
Rodeo
N. M
JJ Lewis
Los Angeles
Cal
Elizabeth Andrews
Fort Worth
Texas
Gregorio Hernandez
Victoria Lugo
Lowell
Ramon Arce
Antonia Corral
A F Mills
Minnie Norwood
Willcox
Hugh Gallagher
Barbara McLaughlin
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Arizona Property
Fomb
Ariona
Apy
Probate
ICT Court
Miguel Casteneda
Virginia
Charles McKean
Courtland
Phoenix Republican Enye
Jack White
Cochise
Frank Moore
Hert Mucia
P. Draper
Cananea
Draper
Honduras
Panama Canal
Prospector
Rekerle
Wickenburg
Phoenix High School
University
Hobson
George W Cogwill
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Thomas Higgine
Red Men's Lodge of
Lewis Springs
Henry Stewart
San Diego
Tempe
Bertha Mensler-Dreseler
Art Institute of Chicago
Desert
Butte
Scuttedale
Fisher
Pittesburg & Arizona
Cochise Mining
Mexico
Western Union
Rev. Crandall
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