District Court Doings Today Reported Indictments and Pleas
A list of district court items notes federal grand jury indictments against Efcieman and Nolan and pleas of not guilty by Exfdreman and Nolan. Francisco Shear’s trial on mis eration laws proceeds with jury submission. Bluelord Rapier faced bench warrant and trial pressures. Also mentions a reward offer and local drugstore ads.
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Pritchett
Federal
W J Edilemwn
JH Solan
Efcieman
Nolen
Francisco =s Shear
Bluelord Rapier
Rourt
Exfdreman
Nolan
Be Laxative Qough Syrup Sold by Frank Yap'e
Colds this season are relieved by Be Laxative Qough Syrup praised as gentle on the system and pleasant to take. Marketed for children and for coughs, colds, croup, and whooping cough.
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Frank Yapleg
Hale McCormick Rest and Masonic Interment
Hale Vic Cornick a local pioneer was laid to rest after a morning service and interment at 2 oclock conducted by the Masonic fraternity. Friends recall the deceased and honor his memory as a notable figure in the community. Also an employment ad seeks Larry of gention for education travel and household goods work at Alexander Supply Company Chicago offering salary above expenses.
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Jeromine
Hale Vic Cornick
Tureem
Ollock
Larry
Gention
Alexander Supply Company
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Local Church Services and Clergy Notes
Tomorrow churches list morning and evening services at Congregational and Epworth League events. Sacred Heart reports Mass times with benediction. town police and sheriff personnel depart for official business following morning arrivals and family visits.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sa. m
Roenry
P.m
Territorial items of interest and local notices
Delegate Cameron hee introduced the following peneinn bille Mrs. 4 1. Simpson of Prescott, $50 per month Mrs. Mary Jane Tillman Chloride 12 Mrs. Lala Gallego of Congress at The Imperial valley farmers advertise for farm help to take care of their big crop The grain harvest now on and cantaloupe picking will follow soon They want able bodied tusky men and hundreds can find deployment during the season at good wages The long dramatic litigation of the Smiths vs the King of Arizona Mine Co has sealed come to an end in the court of last reach The United States supreme court theater jC Elmer Smith et al of Arizona Ming Co At Tucson shortly after o clock Monday night the body of Yaqui Indian was found near the pound cor jouth of ighteesth street The Indian had been killed in fight with one Leonards Moreno and Offices Muntys after diligent search captured Moreno and placed him in the An epidemic of diphtheriate reported from Prescott twelve caves having developed within the city limits The city council box ordered all shade closed and suspended operation of moving picture shows While brooding over the accidental death of his 8 year old daughter by a cal sis explosion Pedro Villegas made an unsuccessful attempt at Tucson to end his sorrows by shooting himself.
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Imperial Valley Farmere
Smiths
King of Arizona Mineing Co
Sealy
Court of Last Reach
Arizona Supreme Court
Tus Disputch
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Theater Jc
Elmer Smith
Arizona Ming Co
Tucson
Ighteesth Street
Leonards Moreno
Muntys
Moreno
Prescott
Daugster
Pedro Villegas
Bond money paid for Sarabia bond in Tucson
The clerk reports $1,000 paid from Tucson to the United States depository for Manuel Sarabi bond. Bondmen A W S with Reilly of Benson were secured against the wager but Sarabia is a fugitive. Attorney Morrison of Benson arrived to be questioned before the district.
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Tombstone
United States Court
Geo. B. Willcux
Tucson
Manuel Sarabi
Sarabia
A. W. Siv'th
Joh Reilly
Terson
Prince Edwarde
McFarland Receives First Notarial Commission in County
Daniel McFarland receives the first notarial commission in Cochine county signed by Governor Richard Swat. The judge praises his service as he displays the commission to friends. McFarland plans to honor colleagues who aided his rise and perform nuptials as needed. J. H. McPherson and wife depart for a short trip to visit friends in Bisbee.
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Daniel McFarland
Cochine County
Richard E Swat
Vankruptcy
Las
Electric Franchise Vote Set For Tombstone Special Election
A special election in Tombstone will decide whether Cummings can grant a franchise to build and operate an electric light plant in the city. Observers say the vote tests progress in replacing the damaged high system after a recent fire and aims to boost public utilities and community growth.
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Tonbete
Shioh
Cum!at
Mining Matters Of Interest In Arizona The M & M Co Meeting
The Arizona Mining and Milling Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting next week in the city. Major developments include a new compressor installation at the pump house to power drive systems and pending oil burner installations at the West Side. Ongoing work at Tribute West Northwest and Silver Thread opened ore bodies and enriched ore tails, with officials citing significant progress over the past week. Fort Wayne financier Fred C. Exkn and Frank Falke, both from Webb City Missouri, arrived to attend the annual meeting and discuss mining ventures. Nelson H. Bown and A. C. Harmer, Philadelphia capitalists, arrived en route to Juboron to begin extensive development on the Arizona Vastel Mines property. Representatives from Calumet & Arizona Mining visited, while Tombetoller’s $10,000 note was settled in the Poorman mine option in Courtland district. A deed transfer from John B. White to N. L. Anister conveys Coppar Belle mines in Gleeson district completing a sale tied to a prior judgment.
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TC. M. Co
Aiqutor
Webb City
Missouri
Arizona Mince & Millire Co
South Pave
Patazonia
Wyatt
Nelson
Bown
A.C. Harmer
Philadelphia
Juboron
Thes Ventlemen
Arizona
Calumet & Arizont Mining
Tombetoller
Warnekros
Poorman
Courtland
Recorder
John B. White
N. L. Anister
Coppar Belle Group of Mines
Gleeson
Tombstone Masons Return From Tucson Lodge Services
A party of Tombstone Masons visiting Tucson for the Tucson lodge services in honor of Los Angeles members has returned home. Judge Loan delivered the address. the traveling trowel, started in New York, has journeyed across Canada and Alaska, across the Sierra Madre and Death Valley, through California to Mexico with plans to continue into Central and South America.
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Tormbetone Mason
Tucson
Los Angeles
Mexico
Judge Loan
E. A. Hughes
New York City
Canada
Alaske
Corous Lodge
Loe Angela
Masons
Sierra Madre Range
Desert
Death Valley
Saltonses
San Diego
Riverside
Redlands
Central
South America
Olson Partners Buy National From Machomich Co
Mrs J Olson and Miss Clara Olson announce the purchase of the National from the Machomich Co and say W J Baskwell remains as manager. They solicit the public’s patronage for the new firm in general meeting.
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J. Olson
Mise
Clara Olson
The
Machomich Co
W. J. Baskwell
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Postoffice 1909 List
Postmaster Francis D. Crnax notifies that the Tombstone general delivery holds advertised letters for April 1791909. Names include Birney Nellie Molino Mariana Stard Bill Mathearn Leo Pacheco Alterto Wertheimer Swarte Shoe Co Valenzuela and others. Advertising promotes cough remedies and household goods with prices ranging from 25 to 1.00.
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Tombstone
Birney
Nellie Molino
Mariana Stard
Bill Mathearn
Leo Pacheco
Alterto Wertheimer- Swarte Shoe Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Territorial Grand Jury
U.S
F. J. Cheney
Alding
Kiswase & Mart Wholesale Druggiets
Toletu
C. Halt
Dager Cutie
Hale McCormick
Houses of Worship
Wening
Atte Methodier
Epworth League
Topom
Henry Hall
Bisher
Neas
United States
Er McDonald
Douglas
Edward Castenads
Miss Sophia
Doll
Som Renson
Will
Cameron Hee
Simpson
Mary Jane Tillman
Chloride
Lala Gallego
Congress
Morrison
Benson
McFarland
J. H. McPherson
Bietee
Henry Ti I Townsend
Marton
Trict Court
Bisbee
Mise Ruby Ellis
Bistee
Uaepie
James Woen
San Pedro
William Bowden
Bere
Prin
T. C.M. Co
C. & A. Company
T.C. Ui. Co
Stockholders’ Meeting
Fred C
Fort Wayne
Frank Falke
and C. 1
Tombstone Masons
Old Pueblo
Valenzuela
Francis D. Cnanix
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