Charleston at Home After Government Defeat Overloaded Craft Escapes
A looming political dispute notes Charleston’s setback as the government faced defeat over the insistence on keeping the Charleston home. A Tax Committee report praises funding and improvements, with criticism of the insane asylum and calls for doctor changes. The Immigration office is defended as beneficial and money well spent, despite abolition debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort School
University and Immigration Bureau
Commisioner of Immigration
Duran
Tevis
County grand jury report and sheriff defense themes
The text discusses the grand jury report led by Mr. Storer, defending Sheriff Kelton against claims of license rebates and criticizing the method of county investigations. It mentions legality of license collection, cost of a district attorney, and references to bills and expenditures affecting county interests, plus related international and corporate news briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storer
Paosiscron
Kelton
ABC
English
Thereseon
Chief Justice Gooding Upholds Court Funding Principle
In Phoenix last Monday Chief Justice Gooding ruled against restraining transfer of funds from a general fund to a new county expense fund under bill III. He rejected the injunction and defended keeping courts open, stating necessary current expenses must be paid first and warning against diverting funds to old debts.
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Phenix
Gooding
National Bank of Supervisors
General Fond Account
Board of Supervisors
Sherif
Yuma
Board of Supervisora
Harrison
Beers Loaded for East as Bauerie Rounds Train
Wednesday’s Daily notes Bauerie rounding a train load of beer steers for shipment east. Mentions Harpere Werkly on western cowboys and Democratic leanings of a local figure. Reports on Tevie mines bonded to an English company and a four month option. Joe Robinson, Tucson pioneer, died by suicide at Cerro Colorado mine. Jury verdict in territorial case reaches simple assault. Temperance lecture set at Methodist Church tonight. Weather improves grazing conditions. weekly errand invites subscription.
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Tevie
Joe Robinson
Tucson
Cerro Colorado
Mary Baker
Editors of NM and AZ Meet During Fair Week Proposed
The New Mexican Fair Association president urges Albuquerque Citizen to promote a meeting of editors from New Mexico and Arizona in Albuquerque during fair week. He discusses arranging discussions, reciprocity, and coordination with Tucson leaders and local governors, plus traveling plans and anticipated mail service.
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New Mexican Fair Association
Albuquerque
Maricopa
Tucson
Hughes
The
Star
Press Association
New Mexico
Arizona
Democrat
Mailisia
Damon
Phenix
Prescott
Cochise Delegation Faces Tight Constitutional Convention Race
The final tally will determine the third Cochise representative to the constitutional convention as precincts report Republican strength. Camp Grast in Graham County shows 106 solid Republican votes and Poon’s ranch precinct also leans GOP.
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Yavarat County
Coutier
Journal-Miner
Cochise
Poon's Ranch
Camp Grast
Graham County
Not Guilty Verdict In Ban Jolce Case At District Court
May 19 jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case of Ban Jolce. Territory vs McMahan continued. Territory vs C FP Lee defendant given time to plead. Lowry and Harwood excused from service. Leon Larrien a defaulter paid costs. Shankland attorney for defendant announced appeal from demurrer. Trial set for tomorrow. Territory vs Conterras and Salaser jury found guilty. Baker case details conclude with cheese and board mention.
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Ban Jolce
Territory
Lee
J.D. Lowry
C D Harwood
Leon Larrien
Shankland
W Oh Barnes
Demurrer
Norrow
Conterras
Salaser
Mary Baker
Hotel investment appeal prompts Tombstone stock drive
Residents urged to subscribe for stock in a proposed Tombstone hotel costing about 20000 dollars. Bank of Tombstone executives and local supporters note four to five thousand dollars may start construction, with several named subscribers already teed up. The plan hinges on community faith and stock at 50 dollars minimum.
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Geo Berrett
Geo Hi. Carrol
Bank of Tombstone
RK. W. Wood
Tombstone
Vir Weed
E. B. Gage
J. W. Wood
M. Costello
Page
FB Warnebrog
M.D. Scribner
San Francisco
KR. W. Wood
Bank of
Divorce and court actions in multiple cases
Henry Henderwn and Mollie Hender son face a divorce with proofs to be submitted in court. JD Lyons and WT May are excused from further trial jury service. McGowan pleads not guilty to murder with trial set for the 26th. Territory v. Nandini not guilty set for the 23rd. Salazar and Congieras convicted of grand larceny seek a new trial. motion denied and appeal noted. Shankland indicted for murder seeks term continuance. Dr Huse testifies for the defense. DA may file contra proof. indigent witnesses Penny and Sanchez awarded 14.50 and 17.50. Mexican charged with murder of a countryman at Fairbank proceeds to trial.
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Henry Henderwn
Mollie Henderson
JD Lyons
W.T May Wee
McGowan
Requetes
Territory
Ve. Nandini
Salazar
Congreras
Dan Shankland
Smith
H E Penny
M Sanchex
Fairbank
Hard Times Versus Tax Tone and Public Office Power
The writer critiques elites who dodge taxes and buy abroad while decrying hard times. He cites home shopping to aid local merchants and notes examples of frugality or waste among well off individuals. The piece ends by presenting Act 65 granting the governor power to remove territorial officers appointed by himself or predecessor, with or without legislative council confirmation.
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Loes
Sey City
Boston
Legislative Council of
Territory
Texas Jury Rules on Property Sales Under Executions
New law dictates real estate must be sold at the courthouse door while personal property may be sold at a convenient location. It states that for non felony cases a two thirds jury verdict suffices, whereas for felonies a unanimous verdict by twelve jurors is required.
County Officials Change Examiners Roles and Exhibit Funding
The county superintendent of wheels appoints band af ex aminers replacing the former system all counties now rely on the superintendent of public instruction for appointments. A $20,000 World’s Fair exhibit is funded with each county paying a proportional share of the $30,000 based on tax payments. the board of supervisors will name a collector and exhibitor coordinator. The arrangement awaits congressional ratification for an Arizona. The People’s Party forms aiming for ten coinage of silver. Western congress supports free coinage, signaling a unified stance against Wall Street.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Supervisors
Arizona
People's Party
Western Congress
Wall Street
Nature's youth preserving tonic and wine shipment
Advertisement notes Lea LLe Om skin care claim to prevent wrinkles and aging and promotes a new invoice of five year old port sherry and Angelica wines with guest liquors from a local dealer.
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Jor
Homrixk
County Records Release on Mortgage Details
County records show a mortgage release involving Liberman and George Frisk for 4700 dollars. The document notes W. J. Sullivan and references Cooper Medical Colleges in San Francisco and a mining claim in California district formerly Antimony mine under A. Applegate.
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Liberman
George Frisk
California
A. Applegate
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