Cochise County Poised For State Changes And Local Posts
The Tombstone Epitaph reports Cochise County gains in Governor Hunt's appointments with Charles Howe on the tax commission Jack Bolin mine inspector and R B Sims warden. It notes Cochise’s representation on San Francisco and San Diego exhibits, praise for liberal treatment, and coverage of local political jousting over the Taft Roosevelt primary. It also touches on Arizona mining prospects and legislative challenges for statehood and governance.
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Jack Bolin
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R R Howe
Mohave County votes on costly court house plan
The Mohave county ballot will consider a proposition to build a long needed courthouse at a cost of 30,1000. The measure has cleared both houses of the legislature. Reports from the north describe a shooting incident near a deep camp as a Mexican man was confronted by a hunter named Feagle. Feagle allegedly had him in sight when the Mexican allegedly drew a shotgun in defense. Feagle’s indictment was later quashed. In Prescott a Monday Club house cleaning event was scheduled with city men urged to participate. A wide range of local developments follow, including mining sales in Florence and Kingman, railway plans by Copper Creek, and public works in Phoenix and Yuma. Community leaders, banks, and officials visit sites and discuss projects across the territory.
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Local officials and residents attend meetings and travels
Deputy Treasurer Frank Demarest plans a trip to New York City and the East while Maclay heads to another city. various officials attend gatherings, including Eagles at Lewis Springs, a Sunday Springs event, and the Great Council of the Led Men of the Aria. Attendees include Geo Neal, President Holmes, and J E B James. Emanuel, 83, remembered pioneer days. municipal and county officials travel for business and regulatory discussions.
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Bill Granting Permission to Build at Fort Huachuca
A bill introduced by Senator Smith authorizes the Secretary of War to grant permission to a group from Fairbank Arizona to erect a hotel on lands at Fort Huachuca military post Arizona. The operation would be regulated for police order and sanitation with removal at owner expense if directed by the Secretary of War. No damages claims allowed.
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Local court hearings and town notes from Tombstone
Stupter Kugepe arrives from Tucson to represent the plaintiff in the Glerson ve Costello case as the Superior court in Wins Dun loan matter holds proof. Geo Hughes and Clarinda McLane hearings set for tomorrow. Winslow mill proprietor Carl Bhn of Phoenix buys property. Bela hay opens business in the Morthers Atizous city. Bisbee fumigation underway amid smallpox scare. Bisbee mail delivery to Tombstone denied briefly. no new cases reported. Notable arrivals include WP Thompson and Gilliard Pastore in Tombstone. Mrs John McChery, longtime Tombstone figure, dies six miles from town. coroner to view remains as press time.
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Famous Case Set for Thursday in Gleeson v Costello
Judge O Connor of Pinal county will preside in the famous million dollar case Gleeson v Costello set for Thursday. The civil suit concerns co partnership and estate claims in the Gleeson district with top Western lawyers on both sides.
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Solons Oppose General Election This Year
Both branches of the legislature record opposition to a general election next November. In the house a 17 to 16 vote blocks a resolution favoring election. in the senate the outcome is 1010 against similar proposition. Governor Hont urges election not to disrupt current officials serving until Jan 1, 1915.
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