Tucson News: Disarmed Youth at 888 Party and Local Developments
A 19 year old in Tucson drew a revolver at a party but was disarmed by two others. Tucson Chamber plans to send a rep to El Paso to lure home seekers to California. John B Mitchell plans hotel and road news while Miami, Globe projects include a new high school costing about 50068 dollars. A temporary injunction halts Miami town incorporation. railroad right of way Globe to Miami completed. Phoenix murder suicide leaves a widow, injured ex-husband. Runaway injury in Lowell hospitalizes two men. G L Hickey receives a diamond ring and gold watch from Tucson Southern Pacific staff on departure.
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Tucson
Tuceon Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
California
Luceon
Jobo F Myers
Murphy Heads to New York for State Business
Frank M. Murphy, president of Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co, travels to New York City with Sante Fe, Prescott and Phoenix for several days on business tied to state development, a hopeful sign for Anisons as railroad progress continues.
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Frank M. Murphy
Tombstone Conslidated Mines Co
Sante Fe
Prescott and Phoenight
New York City
Murphy
Doings in the State Legislature Final Action
Legislative actions report multiple bills passing readings: hours of labor for women, marriage code, homestead exemptions, maximum interest rates, probation of wills, court jurisdiction, weights and measures, goods regulation, horticultural and sericultural commission, and municipal indebtedness increases. Several measures moved to the senate or governor, plus a concurrent resolution condemning forestry service and a state auditor examination directive.
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Brooks
Senate
Bepster Chase
Greenlee County Board of Supervssore
House
Breen
Wessel
Mr Ball
Benator Pace
Forestry Service
Sims
Roberts
H R Wood
WH Plunkett
Brown
Huboell
Willie
Arizona Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions Listed
Senate bills introduce provisions for county government and foreign corporations, tax compliance for Arizona businesses, and public improvement bonding. House resolutions memorialize flood victims and authorize funds, with joint resolutions tied to Arizona’s constitutional ratification. HB 100 101 102 cover government structure, defamation, and state roads with engineer oversight and funding.
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Arizona
State Board of Contro
Committee On
Ball
Cowhies
Committee On Good Roads
Soret
State Superior Court dockets and probate notices listed
Court filings include State v H A Smith back taxes and multiple suits for back taxes and divorce, custody, debt, and quiet title. Probate entries cite estates and notices to creditors, minor guardians, and appointments. hearings, orders, and reconveyances noted with dates and involved parties.
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State
H A Smith
Worsham
Woresham
L Fletcher
Townspeople and officials bustle in Tombstone
Thursday report covers returning residents and visitors including Mayor Kuchentecker from Tucson, County Attorney Gilmore to Douglas, and many attorneys such as Ellinwood Rose Williams Flaonigao and others from Bisbee. Deputy Sheriffs ferry prisoners, school election slated, Judge Maclay back after rheumatism, with Tombstone notes and Douglas International reference.
Doings In the Superior Court at Prescott
Judge Smith presided in the Cumberland Costello case hearing motions over a $140,000 judgment. Attorneys Ellinsood Scott Goodrich for defendant and Ives Morfoot for plaintiff argued legal points. Five exceptions were disallowed, one allowed. Defendant’s motion for new trial denied. appeal filed. Plaintiff notes appeal from parts of judgment regarding full amount and interest.
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Judge Smith
Prescott
Cunningham-Costello
Messie Ellin Sood
Ros. Scott and Goodrich
Mesare Ives Sed Morfoot
Inove
Howe
Mra MC Costello
Los Angeles
Cunningham~Costello
Roberts Land Leasing Bill Is Considered In Senate
The senate, on second reading, debated and passed the Roberts land leasing bill by a 12 to 107 vote after several amendments. The measure would let the fourteen county boards of supervisors administer leasing in each county, with Fenster Brown offering an amendment to bar compensation for certain improvements made on the land under the change of law proposition.
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Senate
Fenster Brown
Jesse
Dance at Gaew Hall a big success for Lads of the Mababees
Friday night at Gaew Hall featured the Lads of the Mababees in a well attended event with Ivey Broad Orchestra providing music. Intermission at 11 30, refreshments served, committee thanks the public for liberal patronage. Nearby, legal matters and local politics were noted as routines continued.
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Gaew Hall
Ivey
Be Ye Not Covetous Be Bisbee and Douglas Rally
Tombstone remains wary of a proposed county wear removal bill described as biased toward real estate boomers. The narrator warns Cochise County residents against predatory actions during Tombstone’s temporary industrial distress, urging protection of Tombstone’s assets until it repopulates and recovers.
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John Paul Jones
Cochise County
Bistee
Douglas
Woodman
Tombstone
Bill to Amend Local Option Law Killed in Senate
A bill to amend the local option law failed in the senate by a seven to one vote. The amendments were minor, with Paes and Wood opposing any ban beyond petition percentages. The current law remains in place, but advocates may renew the fight later.
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Conahe
Paes
Woodepa
Governor Declares No Additional Special Session
Governor Hunt says no further special sessions will be convened unless to pass appropriation bills. He will call a brief extra session only if these bills fail or succeed this session. Despite strong pressure, he refuses to authorize any other extraordinary session.
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Hunt
House
Hhe Har
Arizona Convict Seeks Patent on Perpetual Motion Device
Roy J. Meyers, a convict from Arizona, formerly sent east to refine an invention, has applied for a patent on a perpetual motion machine. The news from Houston Chronicle cites Meyers claiming a model device in the Arizona penitentiary demonstrates energy from air via electricity.
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Roy J. Meyers
Arisons
Washington
Houston, Texas Chronicle
Roy J. Myers
Patenta
EB Moore
Myers
Arizona
Myer i
Fred Friedwald Visits Tombstone in Local Tour
Fred Friedwald, popular socialist leader of Turner, visits Tombstone today shaking hands with friends. He is noted to live near the Whetstones, where valuable copper ore is being developed by the Whetstone Mining and Smelting Co under John Belser. Honebues Siding will be renamed Turner to match the post office. A recent Wells Fargo shipment mix up at Hosebuca caused nearly 60 in losses and highlighted station name similarities.
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Fred Friedwald
Turner
Tombstone
Mr Friedwald
Whetstones
Whetstone Mining and Smelting Co
Ene
John Belser
Notice of Selection Under Act Seeks State Land Action
Notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona states that the State of Arizona has filed in this office for land selection under the June 20 1970 act. The notice is addressed to all concerned parties and outlines the filing details and implications for state land acquisition.
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Congress
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
State of Arizona
Arizona land grant selections listed for multiple tracts
The notice catalogs grant selections Nos. 12 to 24 applying for various uses including School of Mines University Penitentiaries Insane Asylums Normal Schools and State Institutions. It details township ranges section allocations and lot patterns across many tracts in Arizona with dates of publication and protest windows.
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State of
Arizona
School of Mines
S. R
Alno
Ely
Ste
Mso
NEM
Ilin
General Land Office
Phoenix
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Phoenis
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Mery Prindiville
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Joboson
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Conger
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