Court adjourns for one week in district cases
The court adjourned proceedings for a week after scheduling civil cases for hearing on various dates through December and January. Frank Dean, noted mining engineer, arrived from Chicago to pursue mining property deals with Western Mining & Development Corp. and potential further county investments.
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Frank Dean
Chicago
Western Mining & Development Corporation
Dean
Ssisshelm Mountaine
Swisehelm
Probate Court Proceedings For George N Maddux Estate
Proceedings in the Probate Court set hearings for November 16 at 10:01 for Aona A Maddux to seek letters of administration estate of George N Maddux deceased. Hearings for Hermen G Grace estate on November 17 at 10 am for Mary Cherry Grace to seek letters of administration. Hang Pederson estate hearing November 15 at 10 am for J G Pritchard to seek letters of administration.
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George N Maddux
Aona
Maddux
Hermen G Grace
Mary Cherry Grace
Hang Pederson
J G Pritchard
Good Things Are in Sight in Tombstone District Mining
The Tombstone district in Arigona is described as one of the richest mineral fields with potential to become a major mining center. Developments at the TOM properties and investments by local figures indicate rapid progress toward that goal. Keep your eye on Tombstone.
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Tombstone
Arigona
Pew
Tom Properties
Royal Guard
Herschal
Banker Hall
Ehlordjog
Tomtetone
Cavalry Starts Long Ride in Rain to Fair
Cavalry troop from Tucson under Lieutenant Powers began a 150 mile ride to Phocnix in drizzling rain. They aim to arrive before noon to rest horses and men before the fair opening. Similar exhibitions to those two years ago by troop D of the Fifth cavalry will be held.
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Tripg
Eighth Cavalry
Tucson
Phocnix
Powers
Phornia
Fifth Cavalry
Convention Sets Initiative and Referendum Percentages
Republican members of the constitutional convention attack the initiative and referendum proposal as presented in committee of the whole. The convention fixes 10 percent for initiative and 5 percent for referendum and expects the proposition to be adopted today. Judge Dean fixes Naturalization Day for the 8th inst for final citizenship hearings with many petitions pending. The Board of Supervisors will hold its 21st regular session, not the first Monday, with routine and special business to be transacted.
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Congress
Dean
Board of Supervisors
For Sale or Trade Ranch and Dairy Animals Listing
An ad offers a 100 acre ranch with ample water for one week only at a cheap price. Contact E H Reeves by telephone 5. Also listed are two Molstein-Dorham cows with milking history and a two year old heifer calf in excellent condition, with contact at Puosrecrom offices.
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Prosiscox
Puosrecrom
Noted Arizonan Dead Known as Uncle Sam in the Southwest
William Smith, long known as Arizona’s Uncle Sam for decades in Tucson and across the Southwest, died at St Mary's Hospital in Tuccumensters Bay at an advanced age. Few knew his real name. he appeared in red white and blue attire with a high hat at fairs and public events selling his photographs. County Superintendent EH Brover travels to Naco then Sulphur Springs Valley for two weeks of school inspections. Douglas lawyers Robert French and Alexander Surray visit for court business. Judge Fletcher M Doan departs for Douglas then Phoenix to attend Supreme Court sessions. Christian Endeavor members plan a 6:45 pm meeting tomorrow with a pending business item before the evening program. W J Young of the Ing Company in Courtland is in the county on a brief visit. An excellent Bell program with feature pictures is planned at The Schieffelin tomorrow night.
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Uncle Sam
Tucson
Southwest
St Mary's Hospital
Tuccumensters Bay
William Smith
Arizona
County
EH Brover
Naco
Sulphur Springs Valley
Echoose
Robert French
Alexander Surray
Douglas
Prescott Outlook Brightens as 1919 City Improves
Prescott business conditions improve and the outlook for the city is better than a year ago says Jack Forrest, assistant United States attorney. The piece notes a Tucson to Phoenix auto race canceled during fair week, a dry election impact on Safford licenses, boilermakers strike in Tucson, and Elks memorial services. It also mentions bankers’ convention in Phoenix, family tragedy near Douglas, a car accident near Solomonville, a fire in Ginbe, and a reminder to keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup.
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Prescott
Jack Forrest
United States
Tucson
Phoenix
Hi Corbett
Cattle Shipments Through Arizona Ports Increasing
Arizona cattle traffic shows heavy movements to California with about 60 000 dollars value across multiple routes. Cattle from Arivaca and San Simon shipments plus 150 head from Arivaca stage drive reflect rising cross border trade as customs inspector Myre readies Nogales checks.
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Mt Care
Tucson
Californi
Benson
San Simon
Parker
Huchuca
Ventura
Cal
Coast
Arivaca Land
Ballot looks for Tombstone city election on Tuesday
Voters prepare for the Tombstone election with a quiet campaign and a strong Democratic and Republican slate. An independent candidate appears, and the report praises clean elections free from strife. The ticket lists Mayor candidates and ward officials along with police nominees.
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Tombstone
JE James
L Cummings HS Roes
EA Hughes
H Rafferty
Barron Jas Smith
Wootery
Geo Bravin Thiel
P McDonald
Vermin Spraying and Lost Keys Notice
An old advertisement notes spray to kill vermin, mentions powder or liquid options at a local store H. Reeves' Feed and Coal Store. Also requests lost keys including a rig and chain, door key, and many small keys, with a reward offered for recovery and notification at the office.
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USA
H. Reeves’ Feed and
Sime
New Applicants for Examinations for Arizona Dentists
The Arizona Dental Examiners announce an upcoming dentist license examination in Phoenix. The list of applicants includes G B Brownfield of Lincoln Nebraska and J L Deak of Williams California. the examining board comprises John Lentz, W Baker, J H Blaine, and J D Holcomb.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona Dental Examiners
W. A. Baker
Tucson
G B Brownfield
Lincoln
Holbrook
Whimarsh
Parker
Tosh
Kiegman
F J Switser
Steble
Chicago
J L Deak
Williams
Ned White
Bruce Street
Jobn Eaton
Monite
Cal
Near
Pedigreed Collies for Sale in Tombstone
Several fine pedigreed Rough Collies available. These dogs are registered and only a few left. Prices are $10 and $15. Call or write Vernon Kendall, Tombstone, Arizona Territory.
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Vernon Kendall
Tombstone
A. T
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