Jury Finds Hill Guilty In Territorial Cattle Case
The district court heard rebuttal testimony in the Hill case tied to cattle theft. The jury found Robert Hill guilty of grand larceny after about an hour of deliberation as trials for Hof and Arndt continue. court adjourns until Tuesday due to Memorial Day.
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Robert Hall
Kom
Arndt
Salomon Springs
Olock
Fiemingan
WP Miller
John Willams
Hof
Hill Fred Arndt
Veal
Bef
Robert Hill
WISE
District Court
Ptatnter
Trritory
J.P. Casey
Tle
el Paso
C. G. Bell
Casey
Carmon Consolidated Copper Company
Arigpe
Sonere
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Blood Stream Benefit
One ho ward for any case cannot be cured. F J Cuesry Co Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists. The undersigned testify to Mr Cheney's honesty and ability to fulfill obligations. Testimonials free. Price seven dollars per bottle.
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Halle Catarra
Union Services Tonight in Tombstone Churches
Tomorrow night the Methodist and Congregational Churches of Tombstone will hold union services at the Congregational Church. Rev. Mr Needham, pastor of the Methodist church, will preach. A large audience is expected as one of the year’s biggest congregations attends. Regular church notices mention other services and local notices.
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Methodist
Congregational
Tombstone
Mr Needham
Methodist jUhorel
Danced Three Days And Nights At Cienega Ranch Dance
George Myers highlighted March champion attendance from Mev Gray Mrs Hancock of Pa ise and Welch family of Portal at a cowboy dance hosted by Carl Wilcor. The event ran Tuesday to Thursday with lively dancing, marking a celebratory end to a cattle gathering season. Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets touted for indigestion constipation and appetite issues amid ad pages and notices.
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George Myers
March Champion
Mev. Gray
Parschee
Memorial Day Observed in Tombstone Parade
Memorial Day in Tombstone will be observed with the G A R leading a 10 o'clock procession from Allen Street and Fourth to City Cemetery. Col A L Grow will direct the ritual as veterans and the public honor Union soldiers in a solemn observance expected to draw a large crowd.
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Paton
Tombstone
City
Allen Street
Fourth
Col. A
Schools Close After Successful Year at Tombstone High
Tombstone records a successful school year with closing exercises in lower grades and a first high school year completed. The school board reappointed the entire faculty in tribute to their efficiency and service during the scholastic year. A few delays in treating croup cases are noted as common in the period.
Arizona Census Figures Believed To Top Two Hundred Thousand
Arizona census figures loom as possibly surpassing 200000 with officials tight lipped about exact totals. Supervisor Towle hints at a high estimate while a steady stream of residents and officials travel for business and legal matters across the territory.
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Census Bureau
Arizona
Washington
Towle
Governor Sloan to campaign for statehood in Arizona
Arizona news notes Governor R E Sloan will begin an active campaign to win statehood. Across town in Tucson Walter Wallace died within ten minutes after falling ill, a sudden hemorthage preceding his death. Rail and mining updates, water safety warnings, and local incidents fill the day’s briefs.
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R. E. Sloan Jett
Tucson
Walter Wallace
Medicine Men and Measles in Maricopa Reservation
Measles and whooping cough sweep the Maricopa Reservation with quarantine and court orders aimed at halting infant deaths. Despite reliance on medicine men and ritual cures, white physicians increasingly assist, while reports note other local activity in Tombstone, Bisbee, and Douglas.
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Ree FV Richards
Phoenix
Etione
Dreo
Arizona Committee Appoints Panam aExposition Group Chair
Governor Sloan accepted the chairmanship of the territorial committee chosen to represent Arizona in the national organization for the Panama California Exposition to be held in San Diego in 1915. Other members include Frank Murphy Prescott BA Fowler Phoenix Col Epps Randolph Tucson and LW Powell Bisbee. Governor Stonx wired his acceptance to Colonel DC Collier director general of the exposition.
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Sloan
Arizona
San Diego
Otter
Frank M Murphy
Prescott
BA Fowler
Phoenix
Col Epps Randolph
Tucson
LW Powell
Bistee
Stoxn
DC Collier
Junior League Social at Oriental Theater Monday Night
The Junior League of the Methodist Church plans a social and entertainment at the Oriental Theater Monday evening. The Epworth League assists with recitations and musical numbers, refreshments include ice cream sherbet and cake, and a large crowd is expected.
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The
Methodist Church
Oriental Theater
Epworth League
Claim Comet Seen Is Not Halley, French Discovery Ahead
Paris dispatch says the comet in the western sky is not Halley’s, with confirmation due by August or September. Meanwhile, farmers are urged to spray chicken houses for vermin as hens stop laying when infested. Vermin spray in powder or liquid form is sold at Reeves' Fred and Coal Stores, 38.
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Paris
Ley
Reeves
Coal
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Bikbee
Frank Willard
F. N. Wolcott Mercantile Establishment
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Kachenbecker & Son
Gallup
Jack White
Floresee
Prion
J. C. Gung'l
Dougine
Cochis
Disrict
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Blackis
Turner
A. Larriew
Ail
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Winslow
Lastgert
Industrial Traction Company of
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Fiatinam
University of Arzona
Heludo
Altar
K. Satchel
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John Seanlan
Eagles Lodge
Seanlan
Arizona Eastern
Sher Jasper Henderson
Globe
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John M. Page
Territory of Arizona
Tomtetone
Douglas
F. E. Fowler
At Guard Mines Co
Welle, Fargo Express Company
Territorial Railway Commission
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Syrus Aulieves
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