Lawmakers push wide slate of bills in state session
A lengthy legislative gathering introduced eight new bills and advanced numerous measures touching taxation banking and public spending. Proposals include state auditing and purchasing offices a pure food agent a lobbying ban a public road plan and a change to debt limits for police utilities. The senate also forwarded a congressional joint resolution on a constitutional amendment ahead of a Senate vote.
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Seek to Amend 8 Hour Law to Apply on Change Day
Copper Queen smelter figure in Douglas plans to push an amendment to the eight hour law. The aim is to extend the rule to change days, arguing the current act forces longer shifts during changes. Arizona Lakee Agency notes the law limits miners and industrial workers to eight hours in 24 and lacks flexibility for change days, risking hardship. Hankine lines up in Phoenix as a representative for Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona smelters.
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Senate
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Ariz
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Change Sunday Schedule
Sunday services across Tombstone churches have altered the pattern from monthly thirds to fourths, with related shifts for Saturday preceding and Monday following. Evening service is at 7 30 pm, mass times vary, and Sunday School is at 10 00 am. Public invitations extended by church leaders.
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Michaelson Resigns From Tax Commission
George Michaelson resigns from the state tax commission to become president of Yuma National Bank, though he will accompany the board through Cochise county until the resignation takes effect. The move follows notification of his new role, with duties at the bank preventing further on the governor's board.
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Cochise County
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Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
A busy day in Tombstone with visits from Mr Julia Cunningham and B Meier from Beeson, plus HT Fisher and wife from Fairbank. The JT Hod Cattle Co shipped eight hundred steers from Douglas, aiding small ranchers in Sulphur Springs valley toward the Chiricahuas. Auditor Cuthbert left for Douglas for Sunday at home. Roy Morfoot returned to Bisbee. JM Ormeby of Tucson visited Tombstone. he is a leading citizen with ties to growth in that city. A well attended dance at Gage Hall celebrated the Tombstone Base Ball club. A H Gardner of the Kern County Central Committee departed for Bisbee to attend a meeting. Roosevelt section slated a meeting in the county seat. A warning is issued about a suspected stock of syrup and sleeping powders in political materials. Colton chick food and Pratt’s Lice-killer urged for poultry, with supplies from Heeves’ Feed Store. Attorney Bullard filed a unique complaint with the state corporation commission against the Phoenix Street Railway for inadequate and unsafe service.
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Central Committee
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Arizona News of Interest highlights and delays in projects
The Yoma siphon completion is postponed to fall as businessmen delay until November. FS Douglas visited Prescott and Jerome for business. Eleven federal prisoners were moved from Phoenix to Prescott. The Lonesowe Valley irrigation bond reached 1.09 million dollars. Tucson will house the pure food laboratory with a 5 thousand dollar appropriation. Betting on races at the fair is advocated by one article. Phoenix city council plans four monthly meetings. Williams to power plant. new lines planned for Turkey Creek. Senators Kinney and Murphy narrowly escaped a rollover en route to Phoenix. Tucson Automobile Club plans road signboards in Pima county. Phoenix Coratnator Ocean Highways chapter organized with 50 members paying one dollar. Lewis Springs to Fairbanks contract near completion. trains to run soon after grading.
First Mayor Clum Visits Tombstone After 20 Years
Col John P Clum the long-ago Tombstone mayor visited the historic precincts in a quiet unannounced tour. He walked the streets, recalling its turbulent early days and his roles as mayor postmaster and judge while aiding the town's rise in Apache territory. He remains known as 5 P Clum of Tombstone and may return soon to the city.
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San Franciso
New Tucson Depot Surrounded by Sunken Gardens Plan
Walter Douglas of Phelps-Podge visits Tucson to inspect the El Paso and Southwestern depot site. Officials endorse transforming excavations from the Santa Cruz valley into extensive flower gardens like Italy's sunken gardens, to be carried out by the Railway Holding company.
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Million Dollar Gleeson Case Stirs Court Battle
The Gleeson case grips Cochise as witnesses fill the stand. Court clashes reveal fierce legal parsing with many witnesses yet to be examined and a prolonged hearing anticipated.
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Tombstone Schools Close and Diplomas Issued
The Tombstone schools closed yesterday as certificates of promotion were presented by Miss Niblo, Superintendent. The nine month farm year ended with a successful term and high attendance. Miss Niblo plans a brief trip, while Miss Collins departs for Oregon. Elizabeth Axtell and Helen Axtell will meet in Los Angeles, and McPherson and Larson plan an extended outing.
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Los Angeles
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