Notice of selection under act of congress 1910 land office
State of Arizona filed grant selections in the United States Land Office at Phoenix for land tracts to be used for pens and hospitals and mines. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks after notice publication prior to final approval. Dates shown: April 3 1913 and May 4 1913 with officials Parker and Arnold administering.
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Congress
United States Land Office
Phoer Arizona
Arizona
BFE
Wis
Nws
Lota
G.& S. R. Meridian
General Land Office
Phoenix
Frank H. Parker
Register
Chasee Arnold
State of
Chas. E. Arnold
Court Cases Filed in Superior Court and Probate Proceedings
Court records show Suit 375 Catherine Sbarland and G H Sbarland divorce filings and Suit 371 H Tachman versus Jessie Tachman divorce. Ida Sandwall versus Robert No 222 relates to land disputes. Probate entries include Estate of Maggie Graves guardianship and contracts. notices to creditors. appraisers named J W Buunnitta Oliver Olsen Fr Grindell AH Cargill. guardians for Thompson minor Rose Connelly and CJ Butler letters petitions. Warehouse fire at CM Renaud Mercantile Co. rear building destroyed. main structure intact though losses total about 3000 to 4000 dollars, largely insured.
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Catherine Sbarland
H Sbarland
H Tachman
Jessie Tachman
Ida Sandwall
Robert No
Dyson
Drs
Joe
Krilovich Cr
Courtland
CM Renaud Mercantile Co
Gre
Doings in the State Legislature
The senate approved funding for San Francisco and San Diego expositions while killing a $15,000 livestock show appropriation. A bid to kill the Brows reclamation department failed. bill would create a $20 million bond for the department with a $10,000 yearly support. County immigration commissioners remain intact as HB 6 passed the house without immigration changes. Reports from conference committees on the opera fare bill were submitted. Secretary of State Bryan invited to Phoenix to address the legislature. County seat removal bill moved to judiciary. sentiment opposed in current form. Governor Hunt endorsed several senate and house bills including horticultural commission, superior court, juvenile court and tax measures, and birth death registrations. House approved a penal code bill and a railroad incorporation measure. debate over school for the deaf relocation and reclamation land occupancy. Legislation on labor for drug clerks and liquor sale enforcement advanced. A tax commission examination bill drew heavy debate. Graham mine tax bill circulated with production-based assessment proposals. Penal code final passage, three-cent fare stalemate pending Wednesday. Pharmacy practice and poisons sale bills accepted by both houses.
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Senate
San Diego
Coth Faire
State Reclamation Department
Esnate
House
Bryan
Phoenix
California
Washington
Hunt
Horticultural Commission
Charles R Osburn
Board of Control
Don Babbitt
Jacobson
National Guard of
Arizona
Gore
Neaste
Wood
Onder
Texas
Toccoa
Benson
Appropriations Committee
Jesse
Arizons
C B
Inwricanta
Belator Hughes
Btate
W H Plunkett
Eadh
Bross
Barker Brooks
Craig
Hall
Keno
Arisona
Whipple
Saxon
Othors
Bradner
Brooke
Duncen
Kerr
Lewis
Doings In the Superior Court Monday
HL Irons guilty of criminal assault tried before a jury. The court heard an injunction filed over Wilcox school trustees election with irregularities alleged. Many cases, including McKenon and Beloved others, continued or postponed due to illness or pending motions. Sentences set for tomorrow with several defendants pleading guilty or awaiting further action.
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HL Irons
Ben
Johns Critchley
Ruzene Yoakara
Leonard Meligren
Frank Hurley
A E Chiewell
Chas Cross
Geo Hauberger
J Ames Cane
Irons
School Trustes
Wilcox
HL McCoy
Clare Kottman
Board of Election
Tre
Election Board
McKenon
Lowell
Rooney
Leon
Court results in burglary and larceny cases reported
State and defendants faced multiple indictments and pleas in a county court. Frank Lester sentenced in burglary matters. Juan Encinas facing grand larceny with varied sentencing. Hickey Machomich Mercantile Co case sent to jury. Chae Currance and A Kinmell involve ranch property and lease cancellations. Several defendants, including Armstrong and Carrao, faced assault, pleas, and fines. Jury in Hickey case discharged. some entries set for May.
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Jennie M Happe
F Happe
Reddy McKeeps
Jaror John Critchley
Eli Aho
John Letine —Pond
Angel Sslazar
Raleel Bedilla
Joan Eccines
Warceny
Btate
Frank Lester
Obes Grant
Juan Encinas
Hickey Ve
Machomich Mercantile Co
Currance H
Kinmell
Ed J
Riley Patrick Byrne
CE Bianke
Weigel
Bhirley
NJ Riley
L Cook
Hughes
Davia
Markey
Bpikes
WD Armstrong
Iseault
Rame
Chas A Carrao
H A Kimmell
Hickey Ve Machomieh Mercantile Co
May
State
Chas Grant Colored
Idays
Cochise Lawmakers Explain Votes on Capital Punishment
Co chise legislators Bradner Duncan and Whip Bradner explained their votes on the penal code bill after it passed 26 to 9. Duncan spoke against his own stance, defending capital punishment with safeguards and noting petitions to refer the issue to the people. Elizabeth Critchley, a Bisbee postoffice clerk for seven years, resigns. Bether Rafferty to replace her, with Louise Koenig filling Rafferty’s vacancy.
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Misa Elizabeth Critchley
Bisbee
Miss Critchley
Mra Bether Rafferty
Louise Koenig
Sill Gill
Mra Rafferty
Local News Briefs From Tombstone City Board Meeting
Miss Roth Duncan visits Oklahoma City after a Tobetor parish event. Mountain States Telephone upgrades require number dialing. A LiBronce gathering honored by Ex-Supervisor J J Bowen, Jock McGregor, and Secretary Gray of the Warren Commercial Club. Judge Heinrich of Boise comments on a recall petition while local officials discuss road improvements. Several visitors and officials arrive for court business and county matters. School and transportation updates include a four room house move on Fremont Street and railroad right of way activity.
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JJ Bowen
Jock McGregor
Gray
Warren Commercial Club
Bisbee
Ida Carty
John Rock
H J Gray
Warren
Bisbee-Gleeton-Tombstone
RS Mackey
Douglas
Sam Hayhurst
Bunester City
toJay
H M Eckerman
Bruce Street
Fremont Street
McPhervoo Transfer Company
Local visitors and court business fill Tombstone day
Thursday’s Daily Recorder lists numerous attorneys and visitors in Tombstone from Lowell Bisbee and Willcox for superior court matters. Names include JS Williams LH Hayes and AK English. Reports note women registering in nearby towns and a lack of SPMex traffic plans while Congregational church prepares special services tonight.
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Hive
Douglas
Bisbee
Lowell
Tomte
Fort Huachuca and Fort Bliss Get New Appropriations
Major General Leonard Wood urges Congress to approve 300000 more for Fort Huachuca and a similar sum for Fort Bliss Texas. He spoke in El Paso urging Arizona and Texas residents to lobby their representatives. The money would elevate both posts to top status among U S forts of their size.
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Fort
Huschuca
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Gen Wood
el Paso
Arizone
Congress
United States
Steal Secret of Arizona Inventor Steal Secret of Arizona Inventor
Roy J Meyers, an Arizona convict inventor, demonstrated an electrical machine in Baltimore on April 8. Thieves broke into his shop, damaged the device, and stole parts while Meyers claims the theft will not hinder patent progress. He says he discovered a way to gather atmospheric static electricity and convert it into dynamic current, a breakthrough he says could revolutionize the industry.
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Baltimore
Roy J Meyers
Arizona
Florence
Meyers
Perons
Hhe
Mey‘ors
Patent Office
Prescott Citizens Censure Governor Hunts Death Penalty Debate
A Prescott crowd condemns Governor Hunt for a penal code action seen as ending the death penalty. They urge Arizona lawmakers to retain the death penalty in statutes and commend the legislature for not abolishing it. The meeting featured a single dissenting vote by Jamen Loy, a former mayoral candidate.
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Jamen Loy
Prescott
Citizece Lot Wight
Auperor Court Room
Governor Hunt
Legislatire
Arizona
Highway Route Change Through Northern Arizona Planned
Delegates from California Arizona and New Mexico opted to reroute the proposed national highway. The final line favors a Grand Canyon to Needles corridor over Deming to Tucson via Douglas and Tombstone, prioritizing scenic beauty over historic sites.
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California
Arizona
New Mexico
Deming
Douglas
Bichee
Tombstone
Tucson
Imperial Valley
Grand Canyon
Needles
Petition Seeks Delay in New Intercity Rates
A forwarded petition asks that the live stock rates set by the Intercral Commerce Commission between Arizona and California go into effect May 1 and that railroad rehearing be delayed to allow review. The rates, ordered April 1, were suspended to May 1 after Santa Fe Southern Pacific and El Paso & Southwestern requested a rehearing. the new rates are substantially lower than the old.
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Intercral Commerce Commission
Ariezona
Californis Poin’s
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Fi Paso & Southwestern
Notes From Cochise Stronghold 1913 Local Update
May 1 1913 notes report the death of 15 year old Dewey Gallagher from uremic poison due to scarlet fever. The community expresses sympathy as siblings and relatives mourn. Also noted are eighth grade graduates, new shoppers in large numbers, growing interest in atelephone system, fever cases among Cal Glenn children, and an early effort to plant broader acreage in crops.
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Dewey Gallagher
J H Gallagher
Pearce
Parente
Brothers and Sisters
Child Labor Law Violation Verdict in Barber Case
Dave Jones foreman of Barber Asphalt Paving faced Judge Johestone over employing Herman Schirdlebower aged 19 but 15, a direct breach of child labor and school laws. Jones was found guilty and fined twenty five dollars, urging Phoenix employers to heed permits for workers under 16 and restricting under 14 selling papers without written city superintendent approval.
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Dave Jones
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Johestone
Atendance
H L Onty
Herman Schirdlebower
Herman
Jones
Phoenix
Sachools
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Maggie Graves
Jowance
DN Hawkins
Hawkins Misor
J W M Buunnitta
FL Jones
J W Wallace
Oliver Olsen
Jobo Dose
Fr Grindell
AH Cargill
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Board of Equalisation
Ve Irons
Shursvat
Ve Rogel Selest
Ressel Badille
Ruipay
Cochise
Duncan
Cochee
Whip
Sam B
Mr Speaker
Ian
Kelton
James F Duncan
Roth Duncan
Oaugh
Mrec W Duncan
Theocal Congregational Church
Oklahoma City
Tobetor Parente
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Central Exchange
LiBronce
Car 10Th
Allen Ste
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Bosie
Bowie
Eip
WJ Bennett
HC Kimball
Perry Tryon
Benton
Hickey, Rox and Riggs
Mire JP Walker
Huachuce
John Kook
JW Bergen
EP & 8 W Railroad
A R English
McNeien
Board of Supervisors
Rapkey
Weile Fargo
Busiene
Randall
County Heepital
Eia
Hickey
Storney JS Williame
Lone City
Superior Court
Ea Flannigan
Tedey Om
Haye
Willcox
Attorney Cleary
Sheri Harry Rafferty
Douglas Inn
County Hospital
Keith Preston
Charleston
AK English
Busine
S Wheeler
Mississipp Tom
Frank Sparke
Lotercalonel
CA McDonald
Cit*Izons Bank & Trust Co
Douglas Grey
Chamber of Commerce
Curran Benson
Chae Kimball
F M Doan
Douglas Op
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Naco
Huachuca
Prescott Citizens
Taya
Cal Glenn
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