Local Arizona items spark steady growth in Sulphur Spring valley
Live Oak installs first auto track in Miami district with Velie 1¢ and 40 boree power. Winslow Elks building site found under track with Beck. Phoenix mission updates as Mark Smith travels, Spain and Madrid letters arrive. YMC A Juvenile court law drafted, Laird forgery case, population boom in Willcox and Sulphur Spring valley irrigation project advances. Deaths include Richard Burton and Dudley Nichole. University of Arizona enrollment up over 50 percent to 31 students. Strike at Mitchell mine yields $500 ore. Sheepmen move to Mohave county. Navajo court case favors Sapp for Superior Judge. House passes homestead residence requirement reduction.
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Beck
Rose
Elks
Winslow
Sante Fe
Lquer
Mark Smith
Toceon
Phoenix
United States
Moving Picture Co Takes Arizona Views in Tucson Trip
Lubin company crews staged four moving pictures at Douglas with local cast, then left for Tucson where manager Melville plans weeks in the old Pueblo. Scrap-iron removals near Tombstone clear lots of waste while tin cans go to Bisbee for copper recovery. Tomorrow hosts a school board election at Central School as J A McPherson seeks re election and women vote for the first time in this district.
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Douglas
Lubin Company
Westere
Tucson
Melville
Old Pueblo
Dispatch
Tombstone
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Tuccon Foundry
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Bisbee
Board of
J A McPherson
Central School
McPherson
Sebooister
Doings In the Legislature Record Senate Swift Action
The Arizona legislature fast tracked actions after the death of Michael G Barns. Senators approved Smith and Ashurst, with Wood of Yavapai presenting the tribute. Worsley of Pima pushed bills on labor, taxes for veterans and pioneers, and a rural education agenda. Multiple notices and bills followed, including taxation, public printing, minor labor laws, and school texts.
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Senate
United States
Bourne
Oregon
Togo
Arizona
Smith
Ashurst
Michael G Barns
Territorial Council
Mohave County
Yavapai County
Wood
Yavapai
Court Cases Filed and Probate Proceedings Summary
The court docket includes a Superior Court suit No 37 for divorce between Maud Kelly and M Kelly. Probate proceedings note orders confirming sale of real estate, guardianship for Harris minors, and hearings set for settlement of accounts. An order to show cause against sale of real estate is set for April 20 at 9 30. Additional orders appoint administrators and appraisers and bills introduced related to foreign corporations doing business in Arizona.
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Annie York
Martin Costello
Jesse
Bradner
Arisona
Edward Osrlyoo
Senate
Prohibition and Railway Bills Move Through Legislature
The body debated multiple measures including Worley on locomotive headlights and train crew limits, Babbitt proposing city bonds for fire houses and alarms, Whipple aiming to amend Penal Code section, Lewis on prohibiting gratuities, and Kel’s Prohibition bill with a liquor clause near railroad camps. Emergency measures were declared, and titles read as bills advanced to judiciary committee.
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Worley
Babbitt
Phorbiz
Whipple
Lewis
Railroad Campe
Judiciary Committee
Arizona Sanitary Board Announces New Personnel
The executive office at the capitol released the names of new Arizona Sanitary Board members. James Johnson of Williams Coconino county J M Ron atadt of Tucson Pima county and Jeune Dedman of Pearce Cochise county will serve one two and three year terms with Johnson as president of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association.
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Arizona Cattle Sanitary Board
Capitol
James Johnson
Williams
Coconino County
J M Ronatadt
Tucson
Pima County
Jeune Dedman
Pearce
Cochise County
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Tax Commission Created In Arizona Bill Details
A bill introduced in the state senate by Senator Worsley of Pima County provides for a three member Tax Commission to be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate. The commission would have power to equalize and fix all property valuations within Arizona. If a property owner disputes a valuation, the state may add ten percent and purchase the property for cash.
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Abill
Senate
Worsley
Pima County
Arizona
Doings in the Superior Court shows cases current
The Douglas Superior Court is hearing Aurelia B Sparks versus Jobo Sparks with Judge Sutter to rule later, awarding the plaintiff $5000. The Arizona Insurance Company versus the City of Bisbee faces a new phase argued by Attorney Finnigan and will be decided by Judge Sutter by mid April. Wm Klive versus Joes Klive concerns title to property in Douglas with only a few of about twenty witnesses called thus far.
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Cosby
Chas Jobozon
Sutter
Aurelia B Sparks
Jobo Sparks
Douzlac
Richardson and Dean
Attys, Kingsbury and Neale
Arizona Insurance Co
City of
Bisbee
Flnnigan
Wm Klive
Joesz
Lia Klive
Douglas
Hayden Presents Arizona Matters in House Session
Congressman Carl Hayden listed petitions from Gila county residents asking that the U S court for the district of Arizona hold sessions in multiple locations including Globe. Other petitions favored erecting an American Indian memorial and museum in Washington D C and a school for public buildings and grounds. Additional memorials sought Berger all age pension bill and protested a House bill related to United States obligations.
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Arizona
Carl Hayden
Mfficia
Gila County
United States Court For
Globe
Seemoney
Seid Court
Committee On the Judiciary
Alen
JH Lippert
Bighee
Aris Richard Humphey
Lowell
al Wiwinity
Rand M . Benton
Hisbee
Aris
Improved Order of Red Men
Museca
Washington, D.C
Committee On
Groom Croek
Ariz
Berger
3000 Snakes for Academy of Science
Dr John Vandentore curator of reptiles at the Academy of Sciences in San Francisco travels to Tucson with assistant J W Stevens to build a large United States reptile collection. He aims to surpass the Southonian Institute in Washington, with over 2,000 specimens already gathered after the great fire and plans to reach 8,000 to 10,000, leaving Stevens in Arizona for the summer.
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John Vandentore
Academy of Sciences
San Francisco
Tucson
J W Stevens
de Vandeburg
United States
Washington
Arizna
Stevens
Prisoner Mendoza Released After Washington Intervention
A telegram from Attorney General Wickersham authorized Sheriff Wheeler to release Diego Mendoza, held in the county jail after pleading guilty to smuggling at the last U S Court session. Mendoza, an old man, was failing rapidly and was allowed to return to his family in Nogales. He was freed in the morning.
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Rbm
Wickersham
Washington
Wheeler
Diego Mendes
United Stats Court
Mendoza
Nogales
Miners English Language Bill Heads for Legislation
A bill introduced by Senator Kinney of Gila would prohibit employing anyone in underground mining milling ore works mining operations or hazardous roles who cannot speak and understand English. It requires compliance with safety rules and industry methods to ensure competence and safe operation, with penalties to follow.
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Kinney
Gila
Wemphivswent
Wea
Brandenburg Dies After Six Month Illness at 73
JW Brandenburg died at Winkle son after a six month illness, aged 73. He was regarded as one of the old timers of that section of the country.
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JW Brandenburg
Winkleson
Marriage License and Social Evening at Cottage on Fremont Street
A marriage license was issued today for a couple with ties to Apache and Douglas. The event followed a former marriage and divorce noted on records for Mrs. Nevin. An evening of cards, whist, coffee and cake took place at the Cottage on Fremont Street with several local residents and visitors in attendance, including attorneys and officials from Bisbee and Courtland.
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Dridgaberh
Mra
Bad Nevin
Fremont Street
Adamson
Myers
Tester
Douglas
Moaare
Dr Hogbert
Ralph Hicks Leute Kuchenbecker
Wates
Wea Baron
Mis
Rane Nevin
Messrs
Dorn
Vey
Will Hicks
Desert land act extension for Arizona entrymen described
The lost House disposition proposes a law granting the interior secretary authority to extend the time for desert land entrymen to make proof of reclamation and cultivation. Delays in irrigation construction may justify extensions up to three years, provided affidavits show unavoidable delays and no fault of the entrant, with contests unaffected.
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House of Congress
Arizone
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico Elects U. S. Senators
A Sorta Fe dispatch reports the eighth ballot elected Albert B Fall and Thomas B Catron, both Republicans, as New Mexico's first United States Senators.
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Albert B Fall
Thomas B Catron
United States
New Mexico
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Cited as Trusted Cough Remedy
The advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs colds and related illnesses with the claim that thousands of families keep it on hand. It notes physician approval and seventy years of use while advising bowel regularity for best results.
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Aoe Ayer
Fae Ayer
McCabe Wins County Seat Visit Highlights Local News
Joe McCabe wins the county seat as residents note a ranch home arrival from St David with Mrs Brandt visiting daughter Mre TR Brandt. Geo Hughes returns from Berber hospital after a gunshot discharge during vaquero chase. Local visitors include W Es Vivian from Batre and several Tombstone and Pestos arrivals for court business.
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Joe McCabe
Itved
St David
Geo
Hughes
Berber
Cope Ver Waren
H Greenewell
Nogales
Tombstone
W Es Vivian
Batre
J 2 Wien
Johnson Camp
Arizona Cowboy Wins Riding Honors
A cowboy from Arizona earned riding honors at Santa Anita when Rodeo judges awarded the title after a tied event. He received a $200 prize and a $200 saddle. Ten thousand fans witnessed the championship afternoon as contestants performed.
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Arizona Cowboy
Joe Isateile
Arizona
Santa Anita
Joe
Sant Anita
Tombstone Clergyman Leaves for Wider Field
The Congregational church at Tombstone closes its local year as Rev H A Beck resigns after ten months to serve as Superintendent of the Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society and missionary for Arizona and New Mexico. Emily Astell and Hyarietta Rockfellow lead church officers. Rev Beck to attend the New Mexico conference in Albuquerque. Ret John Harden from Tempe expected to fill two Sundays.
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Emily Astell
Hyarietta Rockfellow
Treas
Norman Abell
HA Beck
Arizona
Albuq
New Mexico
Rey Deck
Ombatone
Card
Prostecton
Hir
Tombstone
John Harden
Tempe
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Prescot
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Lyox Creek
Ellis
WB Laird
Willenx
Dor Cabezne
Pesroe
Courtland
Gleason
Arizona Land and Irrigation Company
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EH Barton
Frisco Mines and Power Company
Krogman
Mike Hanon
Democratic Club
Abolo the
JN Rodenburg Jr
Verde Valley
Richard Burton
Maricopa
Tube
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Babbitt & Preston
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Cedar Glade
Prescott
Andy Zallanach
Austria
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Cyrus Bindell
University of Arizona
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Emerer
Heyden
Kingman
Mitchell
Lelend
Vivian Mining Company
Wm McClistick
Thormald Larson
Sidney Sapp
Navajo County
Sapp
Washington Dispatch
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Moving Picture Co
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Graham
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Richard E Sloan
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Acigona
Pioneer Society
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Superior Court
Maud Kelly
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Chae P Finler
Fred Flohr
Admr
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J B Speed
G C Whitley
H E Dugen
Beth Barner
Arizona Sanitary Board
Tax Commission
Hayden
Arizona Matters
Academy of Science
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Sem Johnson
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Tomistone
Albert M Bates
Smeter City
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HWM Ore
Doug Tae Empoyment Agency
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Ktine Care
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Batee
Gus Johnson
MM Eldridge
BW Eldridge
Chilien
Hese Corneling
U. S
GA Fisk
Tor
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Tie Ranch
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CM Renaud
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Congregational Church
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LE Wooltry
JA Rockfellow
E H Reevee
F Demarest
F Abell
Henry Fiyon
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