Doings Around The Court House May 10 Report
A lengthy court report outlines delays in the trial of Manuel Salazar for immigration violations, indictments against Eddieman and the defunct bank leadership, grand jury actions, and forthcoming trials. It notes jury impaneling for a revolutionist case, ongoing federal and territorial grand jury activity, and scheduled arraignments and sentencings, with courtroom crowding and procedural details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Fadiman
D. Daylor
Eversense
Leo
Tunustice Court
Doulas
Doings in the Various Courts Doings in the Various Courts
Court notices list appeals from various tribunals and actions in probate and divorce matters. Suit numbers include S865, S864, and S886. individuals named include Ida Testy, William Terry, William Pannill, and Logie Pannill. Administrative appointments and creditor notices appear for estates of John Boston and Eulalia Law.
Resolutions on the Death of J N Marden
Resolutions from pata Tribe No 15 of the Improved Order of Ret Men mourn the death of J N Marden. They praise his fraternal help to the sick and distressed, vow to keep his memory by the council fire, and direct a memorial copy for the widow with 30 days of draped mourning.
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John N. Marden
Pata
Marden
Jury discharged after Rapier case deliberations ends
The jury in the Rapier case was discharged after asking to adjourn and not to proclaim a verdict. The territorial grand jury remains at work with no partial report yet. Federal grand jurors have concluded their labors and returned to their homes.
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Tem
KX Mecay
Dougine
J H Nolan
Eddiema
Nolxo
Fddlerusa
Eddlemen
Alipeed Revolui
QoMand
Antil
Biueford Rapier
U. S
Rapier
Dean
Manuel Salazar
Cunningham
Tery
Tex
Federal Grand Jury
Odds and Ends From Tombstone Circles and Court
Town notices and social updates from Tombstone recount visits by ILM Sones and AG Curry, planning at Roosevelt dam, and court matters with Judge McFarland. Local residents from Douglas Tucson and Los Angeles appear, with a dance announced by the bustish club to fund club events and games.
Arizona Railroaders Face Death Bravely
An Arizona railcar started down a steep grade with a brakeman and conductor attempting to stop it. The brake failed and the car overturned at a curve, killing conductor W. W. Sendntage as a passing train bound for Los Angeles carried away the wreckage. The repairman survived with injuries.
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Hrakeman
W. W. Sendntage
Belue
McConnien
Los Angeles
Chence
Arizona Promoters Deny Signatures In Mine Promotion Case
In Arizona the trial of Raymond May and S He Snyder for using the mails to defraud over the Two Queens mine promotion saw defendants deny the validity of signatures on testimonials sent to buyers. The Mansfield mining claims near Patagonia were advertised with a mammoth smelter cut and promises of large dividends, aiming to attract eastern subscriptions through Horn Brothers Kansas City agency.
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Ansel Tetarauele
St. Louie
Hegener
Juate
Mouglae
Mowery Arcoom
Douglas
Witnhes
Kedro Michelens
Consell
Cleary
Alexander
Teide EU
Rivera
Orgeniolog Ja
St Louis
Magon
Adie
Fatio
Arcoum Junta
Mexico
Arizona Ranger
A. T. Samuele
Ltd
Junta
Ate ‘Ccrney Cleary
Michelens
Kanzer John Clark
Nogales
Olds
Rangal
Roosevelt
Dias
Clark
Dean
C. A. Sherr
Postal Telegraph Co
Connell
Alexan
Kantas
Horn Bros
Raymond May
S. He. Snyder
Two Queens
Arizona
Horn Brother
Kansas City
Mansfield Group
Claine
Patagonia
Mansfield
Big Eastern
Rangers Suspected of Murder From Arizona Dispatch
The Gazette reports forest rangers Reuben Neill and Herbert Wood are suspects in the murder of Edward Schwarts near Williams last November. Sheriff John W Francie of Coconi County pursues them in Phoenix as Governor Sloan considers offering a reward for their capture.
Cochise Mines See $2,000,000 Dip in 1909 Assessment
Cochise county eight producing mines show a total 1909 assessment of 4,759,497.16, about 2.5 million less than the prior year due to curtailment of production during the panic. Other county property likely rises slightly, but the overall roll will reveal a two million dollar short acreage compared with last year when sent to Treasurer Hicks.
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Cochise County
Tur
Hicks
Bank Robber Captured in Arizona After Bank Thefts
Deputy Sheriffs Wayne Davie and William Wilson of Maricopa county with Deputy Despain of Yuma county arrested Henry Starr of Kansas in the Bouse post office. Starr, in custody in Phoenix, faces charges for bank robberies in Tyre Kansas on March 2 last year and Amity Colorado on July 6 1908. The Courtland post office will join the money order list on June 1 per postal notice.
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Phoenix
Wayne Davie
William Wilson
Maricopa County
Despain
Yuma County
Henry Starr
Kansas
Bouse
Tyre
Amity
Colorado
Postal Department
Courtland Post Office
Tombstone Masons Invite Members to Tucson Meeting
Invitations issued to members in Tombstone to attend a Tucson gathering on Sunday evening May 1. The event will host James D Richardson, 11 degree Mason, Corinthian Grand Commander of the southern jurisdiction, and Frank Pierce, 38 degree Mason, Grand Elder of the Supreme Council for the same jurisdiction.
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Scotts
Tucson
James D Richardson
Maso
Frank Pierce
the Supreme Council
Beef Cattle Bring Good Returns
Beef and sheep prices soar as Phoenix sees buyers from across the region. Cattle scarce and selling high, with prime steers reported at 450 per hundredweight in Phoenix, traders shipping carloads to Denver and Pueblo. Arizona sheep men enjoy large profits, with Kansas City Market quotes around 950.
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Phoenix
Denver
Purbla
The
Gazette
Hackett
Leuie Degen
A. Basherman
John Beauvale
Degen
Betheman
Let Angels
Arizona
Lawhe
Kansas City
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Blaeford Rapier
Grand Jury
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Frank Clare
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O'Leighlin
Wallies
John Summers
Coona
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EM Parker
Parsot
Gleason
RS Maclay
Fred Haas
Lusk
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JJ Brown
Francisco Salazar
Peter Cook
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Walter Sharp
Grand Nary
Villareal
Fenal
Nides
Ij K Lapeley Sam S Coleman
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Swain
Clay M Hawkins
Kelsey
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Norton Elias Sommers
St. Louis
Canada
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Wena, Way M
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Juntast Lougine
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Rivers
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Merchant
Emeltor Man
Norton
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Harry Bo Hanscom
Wart Leptate
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Sam Coleman
Sulphar Springs
Vate Joy
Elias Saramors
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Doar
Caswell
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Clara W Knight
Abel
Douglan
Sarah F Kuch
Charles Koch
Birhes
Louise May Pritchett
RW Pritchiett
Hiaboe
Everett Kenteer
Ida Kentper
Knight
Territorial Criminal
Cass
Waleter Sharp
Bakerville
J Mcdonald
Peter Owk
Savant
Tom DePriveet
Aesault
Win Ans
Alvord Stiles
Chisris Maiden
Jane Oliver
The.tate
Frank Macheehi
Eulalia Law
Hattie
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J. N. Marden
Ilm Sones
Taewon Das Lie Works
Kis
Roosevelt Dam
AG Curry
Roy Wiley
Mre TS Caswell
Dongle
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D. Reppy
Therm Pacific
Court House
Keppy Halle
Gleeson
Henry Tisdale
Iriende
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Max Gavito
Jat Narco
Ty Sher
Tomberone
Will White
Boosie
Ollie Weed
Courtland
Tombstone
Bravin
Daniel McFarland
Mies
Ehinehart
LA Philipsot
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Trere Hetter
Gien Ander
Aevania Rae
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