Stockmen End Big Willcox Meeting
The Cochise County Stockgrowers Association adjourned after a highly successful meeting in Willcox with attendees from Willcox, Douglas, and other areas. They urged the State Land Commission to oppose scrips for valley lands, supported current purchase methods, drafted requests to Arizona’s congressional delegation for the land bill, and voted $20 monthly for the secretary plus $250 for last year’s work. New officers were named William Riggs as president, Frank Moots as first vice president, C J McKinney as second vice president, J T Hood as secretary and treasurer, with Abe Adame, J N Hupsaker, and others on the executive committee. Douglas chosen as next meeting site. thanks extended to Willcox for hospitality.
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Tucson Phoenix Tidewater Railroad Incorporation Promises Bridge
Articles filed today outline the Tucson Phoenix Tidewater Railroad with a capital stock of 3,000,000. Phoenix officials and the city council discussion show growing excitement for a new rail link into the city, signaling major transportation expansion.
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New Oil Rates Effective May Delayed by Commission Decision
The interstate commerce commission held in Washington on March 7 postponed the effective date of reduced oil rates from California and Texas to Arizona points from April 1 to May 1, 1914. The Arizona corporation commission had previously stacked excessive rates on crude and refined oil, which were reduced to all Arizona points for the future.
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Common Sense Kidney Remedy Promises Cures
A health ad proclaims common sense the key to curing backache and kidney trouble. It claims Dean Kidney Pills are the best remedy and cites a testimonial from Geo. H. Sharp praising relief after kidney issues. The fragment hints at periods of illness and urges use of the product.
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Important Worker Rights Decision From Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court rules that under the state workers compensation law an employee is bound by its remedies when applicable, while retaining the right to pursue common law, employers liability, or redress actions where not exclusive. The Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company case, appealed by John Ujeck, was argued in Yavapai County Superior Court and affirmed on appeal.
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Arizona Delegates to Irrigation Convention
Governor Hoot named Arizona delegates for the Denver irrigation conference to open April 9. Appointees include BA Fowler, John Orme, C B Wood, Andrew Kimball, M J Dougherty, George P Brown, George Michelson, J A Ketcher, F Ezillott, Yume, Gieboth, Charles Mollard, W A Moody and others. The group will meet after the western governors conference April 7–8 to discuss federal state cooperation for west arid reclamation.
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Wolves Multiply in Arizona Mountains and Forests
Forest officials report a rising wolf population in Carson National Forest near the Chama Mountains with an estimated 60 wolves spanning south to Tres Piedra station. Lions are also more common, cowmen offer a $30 bounty for wolves, but few have been trapped.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Joba Lawhoo
Notice to creditors in the Superior Court of Arizona in Chive tr chive for Estate of Joba Lawhoo. No valid claim details provided. Last known address, 1771 Wall Street, New York City. Filing deadline and further action unspecified in the readable text.
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Notable Arrivals Stir Tombstone Mining City Visitors
From Los Angeles John Gray arrives in Tombstone from Angel City. He once resided here in the 80s and now returns to review mining prospects after completing a large railroad project in Barcelona Spain. Gray traveled Europe extensively and is welcomed by many old-time friends. Deputy Sheriff Billy Brakesfeld and Chief Deputy Guy Welch also appear in town on official business and brief visits.
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Whole Family Benefited By Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills and Nervine for relief from headaches nervousness and irritability. Mrs J B Hartsfield of Atlanta praises the remedy saying one or two pills let her continue housework and comfort the family. The advertisement notes the product status after twenty years and lists price and availability at druggists.
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August Bauer Dies After Seven Weeks Illness
August Bauer a pioneer resident and Bisbee business man in Cochise County died Sunday morning after an illness of seven weeks. Widely known in Tombstone and Bisbee, he was regarded as a solid, substantial community figure. He had lived in Tombstone in the early days before moving to Bisbee.
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Grand Master Smith Visits Blue Lodge in City
Friday report notes Grand Master Smith of the Blue Lodge Masons arrived from Bisbro and will stay through today with a lodge visit. Deputy Sheriff Allen of Lordsburg arrived to pursue a Mexican murderer captured at Pearce, then return to the New Mexican city. Disturbing the peace charge leads to a $19 fine and 20 days in county jail. Also notices include ads for duck eggs setting and a local contractor’s return from Benson. Matt Moora, Paradies resident, and Deputy Sheriff Rafferty return from official business trips.
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Doings in the Superior Court
In the State v Otto Bauchman a jury found burglary of the first degree. Sentenced to be pronounced March 21. Vectora Bernands was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. sentence set for March 21. Felice Garcia pleaded guilty to burglary in the second degree. sentenced not more than 2 years. Brete v Otto Bauchman found guilty of burglary first degree. sentenced 1 to 15 years. Loretto Caseno, convicted of burglary, sentenced 1 to 15 years. Sisteve Vicente Hernandes sentenced 1 to 15 years for assault with a deadly weapon. Jury excused until March 23. Trials of jurors continue.
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