Arizona Senate Bills On Health, Public Lands And Law
Senate bills from Arizona discuss health board creation and election, contempt of court punishments, school lands lease methods, and medical licensing reforms. Several measures address sidewalks, public lands income, and advertising mercantile licenses. Multiple bills advance or await transmission to the House as governors sign or actions stall.
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Senate
Willie
Nocosnty
Worsely
Pima
Board of Public Health
Hubbell
Apache County
House
Suit over $60,000 Commission in Cochise County Mining Sale
In Tombstone Superior Court Judge Sutter hears a Cochise County mining sale dispute. George E Hemphill sues over alleged $60,000 commission tied to Leadville Mining Co property sale to Fuller and Neer. Sam M Greenidge and H E Dugan claimants seek the payout. attorneys from Richardo, Dean, and Rows represent parties in the hearing.
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Cochise County
George E Hemphill
Leadville Mining Company
Superior Court of
Tombstone
Sutter
Gores E. Hemphill
Fuller & Neer
DA Richardeoo
Leadville Miavog Company
Dean
Sam M Greenpeed
Federals Shipped to Sonora and Guaymas
A traveler reports large troop movements to Sonora with 4000 federals bound for Guaymas and up to 6000 arriving by steamer from Merzanillo Collms and G asymes Moudey. The dispatch notes reinforcement arrivals and broader military relocations tied to Chanderlain's Cough Remedy Faw Hevine.
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Sonora
Guaymas
Merzanillo
Collms
Asymes
Chanderlain
Brother Dies of Smallpox in El Paso at Hospital
Brother DB Riggs died Wednesday night of smallpox at a El Paso hospital after being ill since March 10. The burial service was held Thursday morning in Concordia cemetery. He was brother of Sop s ervicor Wa Riggs of Cochise county who went to El Paso to assist his brother. Mrs Rigge expresses deep sympathy in the bereavement.
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DB Riggs
Erupt
el Paso
Concordia
Sop Servicor
Wa Riggs
Cochise County
Rigge
Pioneer Ranch Cattle Movement Tied to Sherman Name
Approximately 500 head of cattle from the ranch of M M Sherman near Nacorari were dipped and will be transported to Mr Sherman's Crawford Kansas ranch for fattening. Sherman, a prominent cattle baron and early Tombstone resident, helped found the district’s first school and is remembered as a popular pioneer.
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M M Sherman
Easter Services in Tombstone Churches
Easter services in Tombstone include a first Mass at 7 30 and high mass at 10 00 with readings in English Spanish Italian and French. Benediction follows the Mass. Rev C W Doxcax and Rev G Goggin invite all to attend. a note postpones Arizona State Teachers Association meeting with date to be announced.
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Gregorias
Ray Viner
Gexevaren
Max
Cmom
Berman
C. W. Doxcax
A Goggin
Arisone State Teachers’ Association
Brover
Teschers
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Tombstone brief notes report bankers officials and visitors including H P Merrill and Douglas Grey with mining figures from Charleston and Leadville. Attorneys Richardson Dos and Ross from Douglas present in superior court. Censorship in Sonora restricts American papers across the Nogales line and mail scrutiny is noted. County supervisors audit 23335 85 in general salary and road funds. Various townspeople and Fort Huachuca activity cited. prison population in Tombstone at a low count with most awaiting trial.
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Wm Holmes
Leadville Mining Co
Leadville Co
Attorprys DA. Richardson
Frank Dos
JF Ross
Douglas
Sonora
Nogales
Board of Supervisors
Sur
Tombstone
Arizona News of Interest: Copper Ledge Discovery and Local Events
In Red Rock country east of Harebawems two Sheehy brothers report a copper ledge with copper right from the roots, opened across 200 feet. Prescott stockholders await news of a rich gold strike in deeper veins. Apache county funds and bonds advance east west highway efforts. A Prescott figure travels to Trinidad, while a Globe hospital incident ends in tragedy as a patient dies before family learns of illness. SEES CURATIVE COUGH SYRUP RELIES COUGHS ANE COLD.
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Red Rock
Harebawems Miles
Sheehy Brothers
Fd and
Jerry
Prescott
Boundary Cove
Mohave County
Cananea demand sparks border unrest during Mexican conflict
March 22 reports from Del Rio show Col Cabral of state forces demanding surrender at Cananea and promising an early attack, while Col Moreno of federal troops refuses. The Cananea plant shutters due to fuel famine as hundreds of noncombatants flee toward the border. In Naco, General Ojeda holds, with rebels threatening anew as forces in Del Rio consolidate.
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Cananea
Col Cabral
del Rio
Col. Moreno
Cabral
Cananea Company
Naco
Ojeda
Obregon
Arizona Mothers to Receive $12 a Month Pension
The house yesterday passed a bill to provide monthly pensions to mothers incapacitated from work due to child care. The measure proposes $12 per month for each mother and $6 for each child in addition to the existing support.
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Arizona
Protests Sweep Arizona Counties Over Seat Removal Bill
Counties across Arizona oppose a pending state bill that would empower changes to county seats. Protests warn of a dangerous precedent allowing real estate interests to threaten county stability with costly courthouse upgrades and debt.
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Arizona
Cattle Export Tax Sparks Cross-Border Money Flows
Sonora imposes a two pesos per head export tax on cattle moving through Nogales into the United States. TM Comminge paid for 97 head, as Sonora banks lend heavily to Nogales, Arizona, inflating local funds to between 8 million and 10 million dollars amid regional unrest.
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Sonora
Arizona
Nogales
United States
TM Comminge
Alamos Cattle Company
Sovors
Nogsles
Government Report On Sulphur Spring Valley Preview
A government survey plans issue next month a detailed report on Sulphur Spring Valley. Director Geo disquisition and O E Mensies discuss water flow and geological resources backed by the survey authority. The volume, prepared since four years, was sent to the public printer in March and is expected to be distributed around April first.
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Geo
Otis Smith
the Nations
Geologica
O E Mensies
Menzies
Arcb 3
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Estate of
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Needles
Calefornia Memorial
Renate
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Committee On Appropriations
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Kane
Lynch and Whipple
Colorado
Noodle
Union County
Graham
Cochive
Slings Valley
Hant
Justices of the Peace
Bradner
Cochize
Correson
M. Sherman
Messus McStaxnox
Cacan K. Gow
H P Merrill
The
Bank of Benson
Ness
Douglas Grey
Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
Bie
Charleston
Lone City
Sherif Wm Bennett
Beacon
Junction City
Hotel de Wheeler
Jack McCarthy
Douglas Lastevning
T Bgrace
H & Johnson
Wm Shadiey
Quartermastere Department
Ft. Huschuce
Mae
Ross Cunnick
Swift
Fort Huschuca
Welle Pergo] Express Company
Fort
Caca
DJ Hysham
Omaha
Nobin
Four Bar Ranch
Short Viart
Wm Neal
Harvey Weed
Courtland
Leadville
Prospector
Garrets Kirg
el Psto
South Westers
St Lovie
Sesame
el Pavo & Southwestern
Kavese City
St Louie
Louieville
Indianapolis
Drake
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Mesere
Clark
L Smith
Chamber
Ashurst Hies
Treasury Department
Mose Agnes Dely
P J Farley
Trinidad
Quolo
Green
Phoenix
Nan Ato
Daly Jo
Broance
Samuel J. Dand
Globe
Middlesboro
Daca
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