Bisbee Beats Tombstone In Wild Nine Inning Tilt
In Schusters Park a Bisbee team defeated Tombstone 12 to 3 after a chaotic game marked by wild throws and erratic plays. Carpena starred for Tombstone while Bisbee capitalized on Tombstone errors to pile up runs, with umpire Billy Me Sparrow exhibiting decisive, error-free calls.
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Etehteed
Schusters’ Park
Tomstone
Bisbee
Ombstone
Carpena
Tombstone
Billy” MeSparror
Orders All Liquor Destroyed By Marshal
Judge Wm H Sawtelle of the United States district court at Phoenix issues an order in all current and future cases before US commissioners involving violation of the national prohibition act or revenue laws. Commissioners must deliver to the marshal or deputy all intoxicating liquids and manufacturing gear seized by arresting officers, whether used as evidence or not, and forward the marshal's written receipt to the court clerk. The order covers related procedures and responsibilities.
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Wm. H. Sawtelle
United States District Court At
Phoenix
United States
U. S. Court
Fragmentary 19th Century Writ Declares Seizure Duties
The court orders immediate delivery of seized items to the United States marshal or deputy and authorizes destruction of intoxicating liquors or related property in disposed cases. The text references tobacco flavor and toasted liquor as part of the seized material and official action.
Shotwell Wins Port Huachuca Governors Cup Match
Douglas shooter Shotwell topped the state rifle shoot at Port Huachuca with 49 hits from 30 at 1,000 yards slow fire. Douglas Clinton Team No. 1 won the Adjutant's Match with 2388 of 1500, and also claimed the Officers' cup with 704. Wheeler led the Sevird postal event at 104 with Henderson second. Civilian teams placed in Staat's Match and the Fleet's Cup saw Tombstone and Tucson finish strong. Individual aggregates named Riggs of Douglas and Monathan of Tucson with high scores.
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Port Huachuca
May
Shotwell
Douglas
Douglas Clinton
Captare
Marry CC
Henderson
Phownls
el Riggs
LJ J Tuono
Staat
Phoenix Cis
Tenth Cavalry
Dousins
Company
ASG
Nogales Civ
DON
Hospital dishwasher held on murder charge
Edgar Sharpley a dishwasher at the county hospital was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ed Leahy and held as a murder suspect. He allegedly killed his cousin Raby Sharpley during a drunken brawl near Birmingham Alabama after fleeing to Mississippi then the West. The incident occurred while both were intoxicated and at a dinner party after a struggle during which Edgar stabbed Raby, who died minutes later.
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Douglas
May
Edgar Sharpley
Ed Leahy
Sharp
Raby Sharpley
Birmingham
Ala
Mississippi
Sharpley
Ruby Share Auld
Edgar
Ex Governor Hunt Writes To Old Friend In Globe
Frak L Gates, clerk of Gila county board of supervisors, attaches a letter from Governor George W P Hunt now minister to Siam. He recalls meeting 37 years ago at the Pascoe hotel, mentions Globe, and encloses an old Siam coin as a memento of their friendship.
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Hunt
Globe
Frak L. Gates
Gila County
Pascoe Hotel
Burg
Siami
Siam
Geo
W. P. Hunt
Phoenix Doctor Cleared as Escape Charge Dismissed
In Buckeye Phoenix on Thursday Justice P R Mitten dismissed charges against Dr Harry A Hughes Sr a noted city physician due to lack of evidence. The case involved alleged assistance in an inmate escape from Buckeye jail where his son Dr Harry Hughes Jr was held. A warrant had been issued for Dr Hughes’s arrest despite his denial of involvement. Globe-Inspiration Copper Co to take over Porphyry Copper Co property.
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IHES
Phoenix
Buckeye
Dr. Hughes
Justice Mittes
Fisher disputes modify White Mountain fishing ruling
Joe Prochaska state game warden wired Senator Cameron and Representative Hayden about Fort Apache reservation fishing and camping permit refusals. He pressed for action and investigations after no replies and growing protests. Some officials indicated no permits before July 15 with a possible extension.
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Phoenix
Joe V. Prochashe
Ralph H. Cameron
Carl Hayden
Charles L. Davis
Fort Apache Indict Agency
White Mountain Reservation
Prochaska
Io Beine
Paris
Arizona
Congress
Ashurst
Lwing Hue
Auto license fee increase noted in Arizona report
May 8 Phoenix. Ernest Hail secretary of state reports automobile fees received in his office for January to March show 1920 totals of 127,111.00, 23,153.25, and 13,236.25 with a combined 153,501.50. In 1921 the same months yield 96,519.00, 55,299.80, and 20,476.70 totaling 172,295.50, indicating a rise despite a year over year difference of 8,795. The receipts for early 1921 compensate for the decrease in January and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Ernest Hail
Arizona Wins Track Meet in Roswell with NM Institute
The University of Arizona track team defeated New Mexico Military Institute and New Mexico Agricultural and Mechanical College at Roswell scoring 50 points to 47 and 11. Jacobson of the Institute led with 27 points including a 9.45 second 10 yard dash. In Globe, Superior Judge G W Shute ruled municipalities cannot regulate social evils or enforce related ordinances.
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Roswell
N. M
University of Arizona
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Agricultural and Mechanical College
Institute
Aggies
Jacobson
Globe
May
Suage
G. W. Shute
Miami
Bond Set for Alleged Acid Thrower in Prescott
In Prescott May 2 1900 124 000 bond was set for Cloress V Hopkins charged with aggravated assault for throwing acid in the face of Luelle Gallagher a trained schoolteacher. Her husband Clarence V Hopkins former chief engineer for the United Verte of Jerome aids his wife at the hearing. Mrs Hopkins remains jailed awaiting the hearing as authorities pursue bail.
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Prescott
Cloress
Plants for Sale by Farmer Nurseryman Deming NM
Ingram offers peppers cabbage and chile plants and slips for sale postpaid. Quantity details requested by mail. Ad advertises nursery stock from J C Ingram, farmer nurseryman, Deming New Mexico.
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J. ¢. Ingram
Farner Nurseryman, Deming, NX. M. i
AdvEst Ee Ile
Public Notice of Homestead Three Year Proof
Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix gives notice Otto J Richter of Gleeson Arizona filed intention to make three year proof for the land described before W A Fowler US Commissioner Tombstone April 27 1921 witnesses Henry P McLendon Luther M Brown Herman H Earnest Ralph D Earnest all of Gleeson Arizona registrant Chase Marshall Register first published March 27 1921
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Mareh
Otto J. Richter
Cleeson
Arizona
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Henry P. McLendon
Luther M.brown
Herman H. Earnest
Ralph D
Earnest
Gleeson
Chase. Marshall, Register
Notice of Public Auction Sale of Douglas Property
Cochise County Arizona will hold a public auction at the Tombstone courthouse on June 9 1921 at 2 o clock PM for Jet 7 in Block 69 in the city of Douglas with improvements. Minimum bid $1400.00. Clerk L F Kuchenbecker signs. First published May 6 1921.
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Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Arizona
Court House
Tombstone
Douglas
E.G. Howe
C. E
County Recorder
Said
L. F. Kuchenbecker
Forest Protection Week Highlighted By Governor Proclamation
Governor Campbell proclaims Forest Protection Week in Arizona, urging citizens to educate and act against forest waste and fires. The note credits Boy Scout organizations for support and calls for events during the week to emphasize forest conservation for present and future generations. Separately, a Cochise County court orders show cause for sale of minor wards estate, with a forthcoming public notice in Tombstone Epitaph.
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Phoenix
Thos
Campbell
Arizona
Ciizens
Public Notice of Homestead Proof Courtland AZ 1921
Notice from the U S Land Office Arizona dated April 24 1923 shows Clinton Perry of Courtland Arizona filed to prove up a homestead entry No 041360 for NWh NWH NW Section 14 Township 18S Range 4H G and SRB Meridian with a 3 year proof due May 25 1921 before U S Commissioner T G Emmons at Courtland Witnesses listed: C L McKinney L D Shattuck Lee A Lindsey John Hallam. Also shows Hatch ing eggs for sale from Gleim Poultry Ranch Phoenix Route 2.
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U.S Land Office
Poems
Arizona
Clinton Perry
Courtland
Ranze
G & Srb & Meridian
TG. Emmons
U.S
CL. McKinney
LD. Shattuck
Lee A. Lindsey
John Hallam
Chase Marshall
Notice of Contest in Homestead Entry Cancellation
Department United States Lanaumee Arizona April 26 1923 informs John Thomas Widow Heir of John Thomas Fairbank Arizona that Lewis Ray Spradlin filed March 23 1921 to contest and cancel Entry No 45287 made January 14 1921 for parcel in Township 19S Range 125 G and S RB Meridian alleging John Thomas died about April 17 1820 intestate leaving no widow or heirs. Entry will be canceled without further hearing unless a sworn answer with proof of service is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication. date of first publication May 1931 second May 13 third May 22 fourth May 28.
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Arizona
John Thomas
jJohn Thomas
John ‘Thomas
Fairbank
Lewis ‘Ray “Spradlin
Elgin
Meridian
Job Thomas
PUBLIC NOTICE OF LAND AND PATENT APPLICATIONS
Notices announce three year proof filings for homestead entries at Hereford and Tombstone Arizona, with witnesses named and dates in June 1921. Also details several mineral patent applications in Cochise County for Black Hawk, Dry Hill, Emerald South, and related lodes with location data and adjoining claims.
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Black Hawk
North End
Cochise County
Arizona
Seale Seeks Three Year Proof On Arizona Homestead
Notice from the U S Land Office of Phoenix dated April 16 1922 states Charles G Seale of McNeal Arizona has filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim described as SEY NEY SEE 28 NWV Section 25 Township 204 Range 27E G and SRB Meridian. The proof will be before W A Fowler US Commissioner Tombstone on May 25 1921. Claimants witnesses are Jay Howell Bari Jones Andrew M Sheek John Smith all of McNeal Arizona. CHAS E MARSHALL Register. First published April 24 1922.
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Hams
Hesse Hereford
Arizona
Range
Srb
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Phoenix
Sam J. Milter
Hereford
SEIG
G & & Rob & Meridian
Fowler
Tombstoxe
Robert N. Fourr
Samuel Lelondecis
George J. McCabe
Thomas Muat
Bisbee
Chase Marshall, Register
Coma
United States Patent Mineral Survey
United States Land Office
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Cochise County
U.S Land Office of
Phoens. Arenat
Charles G. Seale
McNeal
St. Ney
Swiy Nwa
G. & Srb & Meridian
Terses
Jay Howell
Bari Jones
Andrew M. Sheek
John Smith
Artoona
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Sandie
Dereaster
Wall Tas
the State and County News
U1d States Marshal
Srarthal
Tucson
Tomb Mooy
Riges
Gey Monathan
Harry Wheeler
Lod. Wachs
JP Sexton
Cousins
Sehnaber
Ispital
Inspiration
Onsolidated Copper Co
Porphyry Copper Co
Wah Eens
Department of the Interior
Art
County of
Cochise
State of Arizona
Claric Terry
Ruby Chutic
Rube Terry
Bella Wells
Cochive
Albert M. Sames
Superior Co
McFarlane
GLEIM_ POULTRY RANCH
Lanaumee
Javentz
Chaseo Marshall
Scott White
Vos Land
Phoenix, Art
Ames
Sam J. Miller
Thomas Nunt
Register First Pub
Lele
Ieee Ae
Anchur
Chas & Marshall
Rogin
United States Land of Arizona
Hunker Hil Miner Company
G&s Bob & M
Dry Hill
Township
KB & M
Baker
Arizon
Pac Ae
Blue MI
Katherine NO
Baker” Lode
Chasarshall
Land Ofce
Dunker Hill Mines Company
Cocits County
SRB & Mo
Phoenis
Emerald
North End Center
Th ‘County Recorder
Record of Mines
FE. Marshall
Register
B.S Srese & Co
Chas.e. Marshall
Pirot
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