Fragmentary PropertY Transfers and Mortgages Listed
A garbled OCR record lists multiple property transfers and mortgage actions including Willcox Bank & Trust Co relating to live stock and various land deals. Names include Hendley Wend, Dred, Zogg, Leppien, and Harris, with references to mining deeds, satisfactions of mortgage and various propositions and removals.
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Willcox Bank & Trust Co
N Hooper
B & Lasso
Douglee
Chattel
W Faust
Arizona Bank & Trust Co
State Senate Acts and Debates on Codes and Local Options
Senate moved through the third reading of house bill No 12 on state officer salaries and duties with amendments. Worsley reintroduced a legislature reorganization plan. a single member from each county and popular submission. Several code bills passed without opposition including No 23 jurisprudence No 33 records No 32 juvenile courts.
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Veven
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Irvine
Graham Mine
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Arison
Establish Fish Culture in Arizona Bill Introduced
A House bill by Congressman Carl Hayden proposes up to 25000 dollars for establishing a fish culture station in Arizona. Funds would cover site purchase, buildings, ponds, and equipment, with location set by the secretary of commerce. The bill was referred to the committee on the merchant marine and fisheries and ordered printed.
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United States of America
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Law amendments advance on local option code passage
The penal code faces final passage as amendments aim to align with the existing statute. A judiciary committee recommendation prompts revisions before third reading and approval. A prior version was sent to the house and recalled for further amendments.
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Judiciary Committee
Wood
Maricope
Tempe Bridge
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Courtland notes recount local political push and social events
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes covers residents filing to be registered before the 1914 election, with emphasis on women’s voter participation. It reports trips by President Holmes of Leadville Coal to Douglas, a mine hoist change at Mame, and social gatherings at the Brown and Kries households featuring dinners, music, and festivities for Stella Rice and Baby Lamb among Tombstone visitors.
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Thomas Lewis
Henry Grizzle
Courtland
Wm Holmer
Leadville Co
Douglas
Miller
Chae Lockiing
W Brown
Mary
Great Weet
LePreal Sampson
Iris
Stella Rice
Pearce
Eva Sanders
Vic Seoik
Ella Dickie
Mary Kries
Ruby Lamb
Tombstone
Exciting Ball Game Ends Abruptly in Ninth Inning
A high scoring Tombstone vs Jarors game collapsed in the ninth as a stray shot shattered the ball supply. Umpire and crowd voices rang out while Carpens caught a dropped ball and sent it over the silver thread. McPherson and Ames pitched well for Tombstone, with McCarthy Sparks and San performing strongly for Tombstone, and Orrison and Dorame delivering for the Jarors.
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Jarors
Tombstone
Carpens
Ame
Paul
Tombetone
McPherson
Ames
McCarthy
Sparks
San
Here
Orrison
Dorame
Incoming passengers and local notices from Tombstone
Sheriff Rafferty reports an incoming passenger from Lowell and Keith Preston arriving from Charleston. John Wheeler visits from Charleston. Mrs Mary Walker returns to Bisbee via Tombstone. Congregational church social at 7:30 with brief addresses by Dr Heald and Rev Deck. First box cherries arrives at the local market with high prices. California produce expected next week. Mrs Bert Macia back from Globe and Miami with news of little Nurme Barr improved after a fall injury. Constable Bailey witnesses in McKenna case at the superior court. Tombstone birth noted for John Giscom and family welfare updates.
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Bert Macia
Globe and Miami
Bart Macia
Miami
Mise Nurme Barr
Mre Barr
Bacon
Norma
Tombstone
Constable Bailey
McKenna
Superior Court
Peanuts Grow Well in Arizona Says Seed Men
Seed men in Arizona say peanuts thrive in the climate and soil with proper timing for planting. Experts note the crop yields high quality goobers though planted more out of curiosity than necessity. Two varieties, Spanish and Virginia, perform well, and cultivators are urged to raise their own supplies.
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Arizona
Davey Sets Fast 220 Time for Univ of Arizona
The report notes enthusiasm as track conditions improved at the University of Arizona. Keith Dewey posted a standout 345 for the 220 yard dash, one of the best to date, signaling strong U of A prospects for El Paso.
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Arizon
University of Arizona
Enthusiam
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U of A
el Paso
Arizona to Have Friedman Institute
Dr Priedrich Frang Friedmane today sold the American rights for the esile of his turtle serum for $1,935,000 to the Fisher Mendelson Company. He received $125,000 in cash and the balance in stock. Thirty six Frieda will be established in as many states with a total capitalization of $5,400,000. The first states to receive the institutions will be New York Colorado Arizona New Mexico and California where thousands of tuberculosis patients are taking the outdoor cure.
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California
Notable visitors and court actions in the county chair
Thos Allaire of Willcox and Attorney F M Hartman of Tucson were in town on business and court matters. Chief of Police Watkins and companions visited. Sheriff Wheeler and Bowden brought five prisoners from Bisbee to the county jail. Mrs Charles Smith in Dooby gave birth to five children, a quintet reportedly rare in U S records. Several attorneys and local officials appeared for court business, with others traveling to Benson and Tombstone for duties.
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Willcox
Autevisor
Cochise County
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Tucon vi
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Bisbee
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Dooby
New York
Charles Smith
Ivie
United States
El Paso Smelter Imports Laborers Amid Strike
The El Paso smelter recruited 389 workers from Worth and Dallas Texas and parts of Louisiana, plus 137 Mexicans, claiming all positions filled. Reported as strikebreakers or workers who refused to join others walking out, the move sparked union activity. A meeting Monday night will organize the local Western Federation of Miners, with Tanner of Denver presiding. HM Rodman, Chiricahuas postmaster, testified in Phoenix against Jose Mocha for Chiricahuas post office robbery.
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Cananea Workers to Resume Operations at Copper Camp
Cananea to resume work at Cananea Consolidated Copper Company as Southern Pacific rail line traffic reopens. Officials from Sonora state, mining company representatives, and idle miners committees reached an agreement restoring order, with James O Douglas set to return to Cananea to resume company control.
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Local Masons Honor Notable Official in Tombstone Event
Local Masons hosted a Saturday evening gathering in Tombstone honoring Grand High Priest HH Hogbart. The Arizona jurisdiction executive head, a popular Tombstone resident, received a distinctive tribute and a handsome Masonic apron from members in attendance, signaling high esteem and fellowship.
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Local Notes From Tombstone and Surrounds
Monday's Daily reports numerous brief items from Tombstone and nearby areas. Updates include Pamenger Douglas Gray leaving for El Paso, Miss M Williamson returning to Naco after a Tombstone visit, Norman Abell visiting Naco, and Ubas McCarthy returning to Donglas after a short stay. A Courtland Dance, Ruby Lamb’s Courtland visit, and County Attorney Marty arriving from Bisbee are noted, along with other civic and social happenings. A freight wreck at Rodeo, N M delays traffic. eight prisoners are en route to the penitentiary. Also covered are political stops by Eugene W Chafin on his eastern repealing tour, church missions news, and local obituaries for Myrtle Buseobere.
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Major General Wood Visits Fort Huachuca
Major General Lenard Wood chief of staff of the United States Army travels on the regular westbound passenger to Fort Huachuca to inspect the post and troops. He has spent days at Fort Bliss near El Paso assessing border conditions and military affairs.
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Boen
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el Paso
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