Notice of Land Selections in Arizona 1923
Notice from the United States Land Office Phoenix informing interested parties that Ale Grant Relection No 26 has filed to select multiple land tracts across sections in Tps 22 and 25 in G and S R B M. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks of publication, with copies on file for public inspection. Dated May 4 1923.
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Arizona
Sen
BS Sway, Ltd
S. R. B. & Meridian
General Land Office
Phorniz
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizono
State of Arizona
RB & M
Frank H. Parker
Register
Chase Arnold
Notice of land selections in Arizona 1913
State of Arizona files grant selections Nos 17 and 18 for land tracts to establish schools and asylums for the deaf, dumb and blind and miners disabled. Lists include tracts in townships 19S 25 E and 21 26 34 35 with sections 12 13 14 45 and 21. A copy of the list is posted for public inspection during a five week publication period dated May 1 1913 in Phoenix.
Court Cases Filed and Probate Proceedings Summary
Superior Court filed suits include Bennett v Ky Paso and Southwestern RR Co for $300 and McKee v Cochive for $150. Wenzel v D Stone for $3521 debt. Probate involves Estate of M 8 Contreras letters, Besiture petitions, Harris minors distribution, Olseo widow and minors support, Kenyon minors re bond, Lila Kirkpatrick bond update.
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Superior Court
J Bennett
Ky Paso & Southwestern RR Co
JJ McKee
County of Cochive
Kenyon
Lila Kirkpatrick
Myrtle Whitmore Found Dead By Santa Cruz River
A missing person case ends with the body found near the Santa Cruz River at Fooson yesterday. Myrtle Whitmore, once a child survivor of the General Slocum disaster in New York Harbor, is believed dead. Indians along the river reportedly mourned her passing.
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Myrtle Whitmore
May Session Hurdles May End By Next Wednesday
The legislature, amid several members planning to leave Phoenix for home, faces unfinished work. Key bills including the appropriation bill, the penal code, and the taxation measure remain to be completed and sent to the governor. Most expect adjournment by the Wednesday end of the 30 day session.
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Evernor
Itia
Aeroplane for Sonora Rebels Captured Near Tucson
A Tucson dispatch reports a war aeroplane purchased in Los Angeles for Sonora troops was captured by Deputy U S Marshal Juboron at Fikes ranch, 37 miles south of Tucson. Two foreign men in charge were jailed for alleged neutrality violations, crates from Los Angeles to Sahuarita reportedly held the aircraft, and a Los Angeles story connected the Curtiss airplane to the plan.
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Tucson
Los Angeles
Sonora
United States
Juboron
Fikes Ranch
Cus Tody
Express
Thomas Dean
Sahuarita
Arizona Japanese Protest Against Bill
Japanese residents in Phoenix plan a protest meeting Sunday at 2 30 pm over House Bill 34 described as ultra vires and against the U S Japan treaty. A second rally is slated for May 18 with Japanese consul Y Numano of San Francisco expected to address the gathering and discuss land rights in Arizona.
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Republican Age
Arizona House of
United States
Japan
Phoenix
Aetcc
Aion
Arizona
Amsts
Y. Numano
San Francisco
Narrowly Miss Cap turing Ammunition
A U S patrol narrowly failed to capture a carload of rifles at the Douglas line. The vehicle crossed the customs line at Douglas just before troopers could intercept the munitions of war near the chetom house after being directed to halt at the line post.
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United Stater Army
Constitutionalste
Custom House
Douglas
Chetom House
Hsere
Removal Bill Meets With Opposition
Phoenix reports a heated session over a proposal to remove a county seat. The house alternated between majority and minority reports, leaving the matter undecided amid cross county opposition and uncertain sentiment.
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Phoenix
Ware
Senat
Doings in the State Legislature Reporter notes on tax, bond, and reform bills.
A conference committee will take up the mining tax value fixing amid amendments to a constitutional bond cap. Senate and house debates cover a $300 million assessment, road and public works measures, pardons, and a postponed adjournment, with various bills approved or sent for regular course.
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Tax Commission
Hunee
Sevate
Senate
Linney
Hubbell
Edward Scortie
Arisona
Kerr
Frank Crofcot
Tom Maddock
House
Arizona
Hunt
Smiths Mexican War Claims Bill Not Included in Senate Sundry Bill
Washington dispatch reports Smiths Mexican War Claims bill for injuries by Mexican bullets totalling 71000 dollars was not added to the sundry civil bill when it passed the Senate. Smith attempted to offer it as an amendment but none was accepted. He plans to push the measure again at the December session.
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Senate
Graham
Tex Commission
Board of Equalization
House
Kelton
C B Wood
Corporation Commission
Sny
Tno Dollas
el Paro Clacmant
Congress
Smith
Big Irrigation Project Under Way in Cochise
Hon Ralph Cameron and George A Mauk inspect Cochise valleys as they back a new enterprise for Arizona’s agricultural future. A giant corporation with 915000000 capital is to form a vast electric power system. Negotiations progress but details remain withheld.
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Cochise
Ralph Cameron
George A. Mauk
Tombstone Girl Weds in El Paso Presbyterian Chapel
HC Harper and Mise Ethel Gage wed at the First Presbyterian church parsonage with Rev Charlee L Overetreet officiating. The Globe Arizona couple plans a New Mexico honeymoon before settling in El Paso. Relatives in Tombstone toast the couple and wish them lasting happiness.
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HC Harper
Mise
Ethel Gage
First Presbyterian Church
Wedneday
Charlee L Overetreet
Globe
Aris
New Close
Dootefore
Tbs
E! Paso
Tombstone News In Brief From Friday’s Daily Miss May
Reports from Tombstone note Miss May Tivel’s return from Murenei after a long visit with relatives and friends. Deputies Howe and Mouteh Ine came back from Herne with eight peresoners. A bracho busting contest is planned for Sunday with excitement expected. Bob Axtell shows improvement, pleasing many friends. Virgil Genevrier assisted at Bev will bold sery cen for the Catholic church. Wm Neel and wife, Four-Bir ranch, are survivors returning by their big Porpedo. Don Luis’s former Hermovillo residence, seized by the government, to be converted into two hospitals. Torres left Mexico during the Madero era, living in Calite. William Stewart, guilty of first-degree murder in Phoenix, faces death at Globe on August 1, 1913. Knights of the grip in town for interviews. Tombstone merchants show interest in Tombstone’s Fortunet. The Engiee picnic at Lewis Springs on June 8 expected to draw many. Judge Barner of the Bo quillas Land & Cattle Co. visits Fairbank. Tombstone’s flower gardens praised. New city street lights being installed by Contractor Eckerman.
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Wm Neel
Don Luis
Hermovillo
Torres
Mexico
Calite
Pay Mine Taxes to Sonora Government
Americans operating mines in Sonora are advised by the legation through the American consul that taxes may be paid to the de facto authorities with receipts. A formal protest against tax payment is recommended, and paying again would relieve mine owners of further liability. Steps are planned to appeal to Washington to overturn the order barring entry of Sonoran confiscated assets into the United States as unconstitutional.
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Sonora
Tte
Aonn
Que
United States
Earl
Washington
Northern Cochise Plot Sparks County Seat War
An edited reprint outlines a supposed Northern Cochise plot to overwhelm the south with convicts from Bee and Dongiae, aiming to influence elections and keep the county seat in Tombstone. Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe reportedly brought eight convicts to town and spurred fear of South versus North political leverage.
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Allie Howe
Coobiee
Yeate Dey
Babee
Dongiae
Howe
Wandering Miners and Local Visitors Thread Through Bisbee News
Henry T Willey, a mining man, travels through Duuver and nearby towns as spring invites workers to move. Mrs Mary Costello and Mrs Grace Lawry depart Tucson for Los Angeles after a visit, with drummer Frits Rosenstein interviewing merchants. Mrs Robinson travels to Bisbee to visit relatives, while Donna Kugel promotes the El Paso Times in the city.
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Henry T Willey
Duuver
Colorado
Og Baine
Mary Costello
Grace Lawry
Tucson
Los Angele
Frits Rosenstein
Heip
Mica
Donna Klugel
Cee Paso
el Paso Times
Mire Kugel
Former Tombstone Girl To Wed on May 15th
Wedding invitations announce the marriage of Miss Helen Hare and Mr Daniel Carey in Uvalde Texas on May 15. The couple will reside in Atlanta after June 15th. Miss Hare is a Tombstone native, daughter of Frank Hare and his wife, long residents of the area.
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Tombstone
Helen Hare
Daniel Carey
Uvalde
Texas
Atlanta
Georgia
Tombatour
Miss Care
Tombatone
West
Tobstoniter
Carey
Miss Hare Ie
Frank Hare
Mr Hare
Studebaker Grand Canon Trip Planned Early June
Arrangements are complete for the annual Studebaker Grand Canon excursion with over fifty Studebaker cars expected and more entries likely. Govern or Hunt will join as special guest. Participants originate from Dengst Bisbee Tombstone Tuchon Prescott and Photox among others.
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Studebaker
Protest Meeting Condemns Governor’s Action in Jerome
A second Yavapai gathering to denounce Governor Huot’s stance toward convicted murderers drew a large crowd in Jerome. Speakers including W O’Allivan, HM Gibbs and Judge MM Gordo urged firm penalties, praising the school and urging continued protest as the meeting heatedly emphasizes Governor’s policy.
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Jerome
George WP Huot
Yavapai
Agai
Jrome
Gibbs
MM Gordo
Bankers Name Arizonan on Executive Council
A New York dispatch reports the executive council of the American Bankers Association closed a three day session at Briarell Manor Marie Goldwater of Prescott Arizona was elected a member of the council marking her first term in the national body.
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New York Dispatch
American Bankers’ Association
Briarell Manor
Marie Goldwater
Prescott
Aria
Bret
Libel Suit Seeks $20,000 Against Arizona Paper
A libel suit filed in the superior court by M R Jones against the Democrat Publishing Company catalogues two causes of action. The plaintiff claims malicious libel and exemplary damages totaling $20,000 for editorials by John Canbar. The piece accuses Jones of acting as a corporate commissioner biased for whiskey interests and presents a critical view of flour rate reductions.
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Saas
Democrat Publishing Company
Corporton
Guibe
John Canbar
Jones
Squire
The
Democrat
Tmne
Arizona
Arzona
Inters State Commerce Commission
Patents Granted Ariz and N M Inventors
The United States Patent Office in Washington grants patents to residents of Arizona and New Mexico for the week ending April 29, 191 New Mexico AKode patentproector Panewill Silver City file case James W Pennewill Silver City safety pocket Arizona Thomas O brien and F O brien Kingman tie plate and rail locking key Joba H Morehead Globe weighing scoop.
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Spellman
Murry & Carr
Commerce Street
Dallas
Tos
Anno
United States Patent Office
Washington
Arizons
New Mexico
Panewill
Silver City
James W Pennewill
Arizona
Thomas O'brien
F O'brien
Kingman
Shriner Special Train to Run Tucson to El Paso
A train crew of Shriners will be selected by Eepee operating officials to manage the Shriner special from Tucson to El Paso next Saturday. The train arrives Tucson at 1:30 p.m. and will pause for thirty minutes. In Tucson a concert and drill by a male quartet are planned at the Expec tion as part of the visit. The Shriners proceed to Dallas, Texas.
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Shriners
Eepee
Shriner
Tucson
el Paso
Dallas
Texas
Refuse to Accept Services of Japs
Four hundred Japanese residents of Sonora offered their services in arms to insurgent Governor L Pequi er. The governor refused, saying only Mexicans could participate. A committee of fifteen Japanese visited Hermosillo and said 408 Japanese were already armed on farms and in workshops and offered to furnish car ammunition in time.
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Sonora
L . Pequier
Constitutionalst Committee
Hermosillo
Mexiaco
Riverport privatizes major mill in northern river area
A large mill near Riverdap is being privatized in the northern water region. Officials indicate the move aims to boost local industry and employment while outlining future maintenance plans for the site.
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Seston
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Souda
Los Angels
Guapmas Fer
Renate
Johnson
Gettysburg
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Benete
Willis
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Tules
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Babbit Buchanan
Conke
Craig
Jarry
Duncan
Gonzales
Jacobs
Jacobson
Lewis
Mattox
A A Moore
Murphy
Washington Dispatch
Miss May Tivel
Lantering
Murenei
Mouteh Ine
Herne
Tottiony
Pire
Bob Axtell
Virgil Genevrier
William Stewart
Morrow
Knights of the Grip
Tombaine Merchante
Tether
Lewis Springs
Barner
Boquillas Land & Cattle Cowas Abness
Fairbank
Eckerman
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