Bridge plan in Hassayampa at Wickenburg advances
Senate bills include No 185 by Davis of Maricopa to authorize a bridge over Hassayampa river at Wickenburg. No 187 by Levin of Mohave on state engineer duties and highway maintenance. No 188 by Roberts of Chisey on state engineer provisions and funding. House actions: university appropriation bill postponed. Flagstaff normal deficiency bill postponed. No new house bills. day devoted to final readings.
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State Senate to consider 1913 1914 appropriation bill
General appropriations totaling 1 686 050 are under review in committee of the whole, covering two years 1913 and 1914. Debates centered on funding for institutions, with members pressing for higher sums as chairman Le Roberts faced criticism. Notable allocations included 32 000 for a beating place at Northern Arizona Normal School and 20 000 for the state fair, alongside standard maintenance.
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Lecturer to Visit Tombstone on April 5th
A university lecturer will be in Tombstone on April 5 to discuss the strike by clerks and attaches of the senate. The parties have reportedly reached a tentative agreement to limit work to eight hours, with night workers not required to start as early.
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Sunday In Tombstone Churches Sunday In Tombstone Churches
Sunday morning services include 8:40 am Spanish mass, second Mass in English with Benediction, and Sunday School at 10 30 am. Rosary at 7 39 am and weekday Mass at 7 39 am. Congregational services feature Sunday School 10 am, preaching at 7 30 pm. Rev C W Descas and Trevox Oxrox listed as pastors with various leagues and programs inviting all to attend.
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Happy Marriage of Former Tombstonite Peter Murphy and Miss Anne Martin
Peter Murphy and Miss Anne Martin of Miami were married Sunday at Miami in a Catholic ceremony by Rev Father Barrette. The couple, both well known in Arizona, celebrated with a breakfast at the Feeney home. Mrs Murphy hails from near Springerville and is the daughter of the late Luther Martin, a pioneer and former territorial legislator. The groom works for Inspiration Mining and has spent most of his life in Arizona. The Prosternation offers hearty congratulations.
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Springerville
Apache County
Luther Martin
Tombstore
Inspiration Mining Company
Advertised Letters Uncaded at Tombstone Postoffice
Tombstone postoffice lists unpaid letters for the week ending March 22 1913 including Bert J Bower WW Chriswell WA Goodwin Maria Nisher Sporar Pant error notices mention a one cent delivery fee. W A Harwoop Jn Portmas. The Cosmopolitan Group seeks Tombstone area reps to handle subscription renewals and circulation growth with salary and commission. Charles C Schwer 381 Fourth Ave New York Office.
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Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Town notes report April events and county politics with updates from El Paso to Douglas. Legal and personal movements include Mrs Kyle and Mra Scribener's ads and various residents traveling to Bisbee Pearce and Bitbee on business. County seat removal bill status and upcoming Watelature session loom.
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Eckerman Elected School Trustee In Quiet Election
In a small school election 27 votes were cast with Harry Eckerman winning 13 votes. WA Fowler 8 votes, Hert Macis 2, Lee 0, Woolery 1, FH Reeves 3. Election judges were Mrs A Baron and Mrs Wm Luiles, with clerks Mrs Geo Macia and Mrs Bart Macia.
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WA Fowler
Hert Macis
Lee
Woolery
FH Reeves
Arizona News of Interest in Tucson and Nearby Areas
The report covers a private car trip by Mr Appearson and party to New York for a tuberculosis treatment with Dr Friedmann, with stops via San Francisco. It notes plans for a globetrotting finance arrangement for an electric line between Globe and Miami, the demolition of a small adobe house for a new Masonic temple in Globe, and visits by San Provesco and William Sproule related to railroad dissolutions and headquarters routes. Additional items include Professor G E P Smith heading to Douglas to work on a well project for P H Hanigen, deputy sheriff WS DeSpsin reporting a Swanves smelter shutdown, and a youth named Fred Whittaker pleading guilty to robbery at Ash Fork. and weather noting cleaner conditions today.
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Ash Fork
Ojeda Feared by State Troops at Cananea
Gen Ojeda resumes command at the port as state troops retreat toward Hermosillo. He awaits reinforcements from the south to join and launch a northern push to recapture Cananea from state forces.
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Arizona Governor Sloan to sue for libel
Judge Richard F. Sloan plans a $50,000 libel suit against Ridgway company and Everybody's Magazine over an article titled Uncle Sam, Law-breaker by FH Brighton. Sloan contends he had no role in the government contract with Pacific Gas & Electric and acted only as Water Users' association counsel after the contract was approved.
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Commission Form of Government for Counties Expands to Five Officers
Senator W P Sime proposed a bill to let counties adopt a commission form of government. If adopted, five elective officers will be chosen three commissioners a superior judge and a county attorney. Administrative duties now held by sheriff treasurer assessor recorder and other offices would be reassigned to appointed assistants. An election would be held upon petition by ten percent of qualified electors and the majority will decide the plan’s adoption.
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Famine Threatened at Cananea Food Supply Low
Famine threatens Cananea as the Four C company concentrator closes due to fuel shortages. Foreman Cananes reports the smelter blast furnaces might run seven to eight days longer. closure would force many out of work as the town risks starvation.
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Legislative Clerks Return to Work after Strike
Miss Perry of the University will deliver a lecture at Tombstone on April 0 on the subject Higher Education of the Girl. The occasion features the Indiana faculty in Tomb with music by the Ivey Orchestra. The event is part of a lecture series.
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