Notice of Contest and Land Office Actions 1919 1926
Public notices from the U S Department of the Interior Land Office dated September 25 1919 and October 1919 warn Ramon Vescas of Fairbank Arizona that Plaidy Vescas requests cancellation of entry No 026032 and that nonresidence allegations may cancel the claim. Other entries list witnesses and dates in Turner and Tombstone Arizona with notices to establish land claims and three year proofs.
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Department of Interior
United States Land Office
Pao Arizona
Ramon Vescas
Fairbank
Arizone
Plaidy Vescas
Arizona
Sey
Township
Range Sle
G & KR
Meridian
United States
George W. Fenter
Turner
Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Aliona
Reinhold F Haug
Bert J Hand
Tarner
Walter Douglas
Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Artz Fond
LL. Douglas
Temon Lecontesteaden
Walter Arizona
Janee EG & & Rob & Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Clamant
Bert Penter
John Igo
John Thomas
Turner, Arizona
Deedea land for sale near Buena Arizona
For sale 320 acres of deeded land one mile east of Buena Arizona partly improved near a good school and church in a good community address Ida M Totten Tempe Arizona Ady
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Buena
Ariz
Ida M
Totten
Tempe
Arizona
Arizona and Fort Handace note in Phoenix and White City
The document covers a 1919 notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix filed by the State of Arizona seeking indemnity land selections, amid a coroner’s inquiry into Edward L. Sappington’s shooting death at White City. It references ore shipments at Douglas and Agua Prieta, and describes Armistice Day observances and public notices in the region. The report blends government filings, a local coroner’s inquest, and community event planning with scattered details on Fort Handace and the White City resort.
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Arizona
Tys
Roe
A & Srm
General Land Office
Phoenix
JL. Irvin
Register
Scott White
Edward L. Sappington
Sheriffs Office
Aulilery
Sappington
Douglas
Sonora
Agua Prieta
the Collectf of Customs
E! Tigre
Valu Ap
Legion
Gage Hall
Real
Stodstorm Janz
FORYER TOMBSTONITE DIES IN BERKELEY
Telegraphic advices from Tombstone report the death of FORYER TOMBSTONITE in Berkeley at age 61 after a long illness. Formerly of Tombstone and Cochise County he worked as a blacksmith then in the saloon business. He leaves a wife Mrs Ed Nevin and a daughter Mrs E K Springer. Funeral to be held this afternoon in Berkeley. relatives unable to attend. The bereaved community extends sympathy.
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Tombstone
Ra Novin
Cit
Bereketes
Calli
Forman
Cochise
Taner
Berkeley
Ed Nevin
E. K. Springer
Arizona
Arizona and New Mexico Stock and Ranges Report
Nov 5 Phoenix. Weather has been cool with fair conditions aiding summer ranges and cattle on summer and canyon areas. Stocked calves and young cattle are being moved as winter approaches. Roundups finish in southern regions. cotton valleys see growth, and potato shipments continue. Wheat yields assessed with a favorable season and high returns per acre.
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Thetusthalehte
Biel
Sumer
Barresos
High Court Declares Emergency Bill Law At Once
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that an emergency bill becomes law immediately whether the governor signs it or not. Justices Cunningham, Rose and Baker delivered opinions in cases including Best vs Clark against Jesse L. Royce, and Ed O'Brien vs W. S. Mower. The decision addresses gubernatorial approval and the duty to act on bills presented by the legislature. The land leasing case by O'Brien was dismissed. the salary case was reversed. Excerpts from Justice Baker’s opinion follow.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Supreme Court
Cenningham
Rose
Baker
Best
Clark
Jesse L. Royce
Ed O'Brien
W. 5
Mower
Secretary of State
Ian Cunningham
Legislative Assembly
O'Brien
Samuel Pattee
Maricopa
Jury verdict in Museet Lumber suit favors plaintiff
In Superior Court Judge Fron Thuredays presided as the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff in a dispute over a building in Douglas with a claimed damage award of 355 dollars. Earlier a separate case involving automobile damage and a 45 dollar claim was heard with a 355 dollar verdict for the plaintiff. Tomorrow the Sisters lot case and Sewell deputy assault case with many witnesses are scheduled to proceed and will likely occupy most of the day.
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Mesa. Arit
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Muller of
Jerome
Grand Lodge
Museet* Lumber Co
Frank Stolarott
Techante
Clawsea
Douglas
Ereneuiek, Hai
Hone Theron
Regimtrist
Dove de la Luz
Homery Lve
Alexander Douglas Dor Demanes
Romero
Lot
Laine
Sewell
Lowell
Sawyer to Head Arizona Bankers for Coming Year
The Arizona State Bankers Association wrapped up its annual convention in Phoenix with officer elections. G. H. Sawyer of Tucson was chosen president, BM Buckwalter of Bisbee as vice president, Morris Goldwater of Prescott as secretary, and J. R. Todt as treasurer. CS Solomon of Tucson is the new executive council member replacing T. Richardson of Nogales.
Raiders Raid Gambling Houses In Fresh Mexico Sweep
Federal and local officers conducted three sorties Sunday and Wednesday in Douglas to seize liquor allegedly smuggled from Mexico. No arrests were made, but prior liquor evidence was found at former sites. warrants were issued for three suspects.
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Douglas
Mexico
Beart pleads guilty in teacher assault case in Bisbee
Bisbee November 3 M W E Beart pleaded guilty before Judge Alison to a charge of assaulting Miss Yda Patt a teacher in a western school and was given a initial sentence of ten dollars. His attorneys S K Williams and others pressed for a higher court in Tombstone to review the case.
Secretary of Man Harry Thaw Killed Buried in Phoenix
Phoenix on November 3 reports Walter PD Hamnon once private secretary to Stanford White killed by Harry Thaw lies buried. Hamnon, formerly a Chicagoan, recently assisted an Arizona state historian in a westward venture.
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Harry Thaw
Phoenix
Walter PD. Hamnon
Thief Thomas Excobera Faces Deportation After Theft
In Tucson an Arizona superior court suspended a three year term for Thomas Excobera who pled guilty to stealing 2500 dollars worth of jewelry from A. Pesqueira. The sheriff was ordered to hand him to immigration authorities for deportation to Mexico. If he returns, a sentence will be imposed.
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Tucson
Thomas Excobera
A. Pesqueira
Mexico
Matthew E. Gibson Dies At Ajo Former State Legislator
Matthew E. Gibson a prominent Arizona state legislator from Pima county died in Ajo after six weeks of typhoid fever and a hospital operation. He had been treated at the hospital for an operation when his condition turned critical.
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Matthew E. Gibson
Ajo
Phoenix
Pima County
Dwight B Heard and Louis Swift Have Wordy Tilt
At a San Francisco convention Louis Chicago picker J D Weld of the Swift Packing concern contends with Dwight J Heard of Phosnis for the American National Livestock Association over Kenon Ms. Heard is on the livestock association committee pushing the agenda of the bigwit president Kendrick.
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San Francisco
Louis Chicago
J. D. Weld
The
Swift Packing Concern
Dwight J Heard
Phosnis
American National Livestock Association
California, Cattlemen's Association
Heard
Livestock Association
Kendrick
Dorothy Berry Trial Set For November 18
Dorothy Berry arraigned on charges from Kerrick store case. Judge Stanford schedules her trial for November 18. County attorney objects to bond waiver but agrees to detain Berry until November 17. Berry, held in county jail since October 9, faces two bad checks totaling 1059 and 89.90.
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Phoens
Dorothy Merry
Stanford
Fos Gall
Orney
Miss Berry
Couny
Williae
Miss Harry
Jill
Judoh
Ed M. Car
Kerrick
Mineral Building to Stay Open Year at Arizona Exhibit
The Arizona State fair display of ores and minerals drew praise from salers and experts, prompting plans to keep the Mineral Building open year round with a four-person staff. A new $41 building and a canoe valued at $19 are cited to offset costs, with the exhibit praised as superior in quality. Goodwin notes significant spending to advance agricultural and mining interests and hopes for renewed mining enthusiasm. Also reported is a football win as University of Arizona defeats New Mexico Agricultural College 34-0 at Mesilla Park.
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Phoenix
Neta
J.C. Goodwit
P. Wilts
United Suites
Goodwin
Arizona
Mesilila Park
New Mexico
University of Arizona
New Mexican Agricultural College
Newspaper Men of Parisans Fallout at Nogales
In Nogales on November 5, a threatened lawsuit looms over ownership of the Patagonian between HT Wilson, former owner, and J LeRoy Lancaster, who bought the paper months ago. Reports claim Wilson agreed to a publication standard that Lancaster has allegedly failed to maintain.
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Nogales
HT. Wilson
J. LeRoy Lancaster
Wilson
Lancaster
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