Tombstone Epitaph targets politics and Arizona issues
In a Sunday Tombstone Epitaph column editor William Hattich surveys Maricopa County voting, county seat removal bills, and real estate sentiment. The piece weighs Mexico’s territorial questions, Ashurst's tariff stance, and Arizona’s role in National Old Trails Association route debates while lampooning a Douglas correspondent and praising local resolve.
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Tombstone
County Seat Removal Faces Tough Senate Path
A conference committee from both houses revises a county seat removal bill amid broad statewide opposition. Lawmakers resist a plan seen as pandering to real estate boomers, insisting fairness and county security not be sacrificed for a few interests.
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Atete
Tombstone Youth Making Good
Tombstone youths inspired by a school manual program show skill in woodcraft. Ernest Davis earns praise for his obliging career prospects and steady effort. John Bravin returns to Buccee and Golwb after a three week visit with his parents and family.
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Cattle Sale Report From Columbas Ranch
The Columbas Land and Cattle Company of Pinal County sold 1,000 head of range cattle for $20,000 to purchaser Robert Fisder of El Paro. Delivery set for May 15 and May 5. The Columbas ranch is the Horee loot in the Black mountain region.
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Pinal County
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Columbas Ranch
Black Mountaine
Douglas Flying Machine Project Nears First Trial
Douglas businessman VL Rodriguez, inventor of a wholly homegrown flying machine under construction since last fall, says assembly will be completed in Douglas within three weeks. Parts are scattered citywide between the inventor’s home and the Copper Queen smelter as a government patent and a company-backed project proceed toward test flights over the city.
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United State Goverment
Arizona News Roundup: Trials, Trails, and Timber News
A raft of items from Arizona: logging camp work resumes near Saginaw with trains due next week. mining cave-in near Bellevue. cinnamon bear seen near ranches. veteran officials retire in Washington. school suspensions and reversals in Guba High. bond handling grant saves Arizona $1600. Interurban transport between Globe and Miami. county census counts 2811 school children. murders and court cases linked to Globe and Prescott. Phoenix fair plans advance with $25,000 in purses. weather, livestock, agriculture, and water rights developments across the state.
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White
Kelly Ranch
Heefard
Big Irrigation Project for Cochise Valley
Ralph Cameron former representative from Arizona and George Mank former state aero traveler tour Sulphur Springs valley by automobile to inspect farm improvements and discuss needs for irrigation. The project promises to be among the largest in the region this season.
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Tate
Question on Cochise Land Grab Sparks State Lands Debate
The Arizonan notes fear that state land rules threaten settlers by allowing rapid sale of lands at $3.00 per acre through scrip schemes. Settlers warn such moves could favor stockmen and land sharks, shrinking settlement and benefiting few while delaying broader development. The issue is deemed vital and the legislature urged to act decisively.
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Doings In the Superior Court Monday session
The court heard Venire 10 furore orders returnable this morning and roll call. Several defendants applied for release on own recognizance and were discharged. Dismissals included McKee Suggs Mirella Gojovich Darling Chacon and Beate Wilson. Minor Lila Kirkpatrick permitted to visit Denver after burglary finding. court progress on various cases with motions denied and judgments entered. The supreme court mandate in Richards et al v Warnekros et al filed. docket cleared for today. Judge Butter and reporter travel to Florence. civil calendar set for May 1 with attorneys urged to attend. estates and partitions scheduled, including Kenyon minors and Machomich Mercantile Co matters.
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Eighteen Pass Exam for Arizona Lawyers Seeks Bar Admission
After a two day examination by the Arizona Bar Association, eighteen new lawyers are named for admission. Examiners P W O'Salivan Prescott Selim M Franklin Tucson and Gorge Stoneman Phoenix oversee the process. Names listed include HH Bakr Somerton E Roupen Bebee J B Howill Tucson ER Purdum F M Ward Meaa and others.
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Mail accumulation at Naco under postmaster orders
Mexican mail accumulates at Naco as first class unregistered mail is sent to Consular Agent Charlie Monn tague while other mail remains held at the Naco post office. Caneites work to resolve the holding of such mail and allow letters to pass. about 100 racks await postmaster general instruction.
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