Arizona Cattlegrowers Association Elects Officers
At the Phoenix meeting the Arizona Cattlegrowers Association elected officers including President Johnstone of Williams First Vice President Wille of Mammoth Second Vice President Mull en of Cass and Treasurer Christy of Phoenix Wilson of.
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Arizona
Phoenix
American National Live Stock Association
J Johnstone
Williams
TN Wille
Mammoth
Cass P Mullen
OA Christy
Phoe
Wilson
Bold Robber Captured by Deputy Sheriff Howe
Deputy Sheriff AW Howe tracked a suspect linked to multiple gymnasium robberies in Pina County. The officer traced a lead to Benson Street and recovered stolen property before handing the man over to Tucson authorities.
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Sherif AW Howe
Benson Staterday
Tucson
Howe
Pina County
Sherif
Supreme Court Convenes in Phoenix for Certificates
The territorial supreme court met in Phoenix yesterday morning and issued certificates authorizing residents to practice law in Arizona. Recipients included W L Barcum of Phoenix Frank W Godbody of Tombstone George W Basbee of Williams AY Wright of Douglas James J Murphy of Phoenix M Marrteller of Nogales D A Richardson of Douglas Marcia F Sattere of Tucson and Joseph Porter of Glendale. No other business was transacted.
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Territorial Supreme Court
Phoenix
Arizona
W L Barcum
Frank W Godbody
Tombstones
George W Basbee
Williams
AY Wright
Douglas
James J Murphy
M Marrteller
Nogales
D A Richardson
Marcia F Sattere
Tucson
Joseph Porter
Glendele
Folk to Address Arizona Voters on Western Tour
Former Missouri governor Joseph Folk plans a Western speaking tour through Arizona delivering addresses at Democratic meetings. The schedule includes stops in Flagstaff Phoenix Mesa Tempe and Clift with events tied to monetary policy discussions in Chicago and a proposed visit after a meeting in St Louis with party leaders.
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Joseph Folk
Missouri
Arizona
Folk
Nelson W Aldrich
Chicago
Clift
Siorenci
Thatcher
Phoenix Mesa
Tempe
Sam W
Smallo
Phoenix
Lon Sandere
St Louis
Miaoari Dem Ccratic League
Sanders
Bacteriology Plans At University of Arisons
Pending state support for a bacteriological laboratory the University of Arisons will offer bacteriological services to state physicians. Cultures of diseases may be sent for testing and prompt reports returned to aid rapid diagnosis and protect public health. CE Gregory resigns as managing editor after two years with the Star and will move to Central City Kentucky to run a new paper. Ben Minder, 22, was kicked in the face by a mule at Babbitt Bros livery barn in Flagetel Monday, sustaining severe injuries.
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University of Arisons
CE Gregory
The
Star
Bse
Central City
Kentucky
Ben Minder
Babbitt Bros
Flagetel
Republicans Name Arizona Committee
The Republican State Central committee met in Phoenix to organize the party. Officers named include Chairman JL Hubbell Apache, Secretary P H Haye Maricopa Treasurer John M Ormady Pima. Regional committeemen listed include Ambrosio Candelaria Apache Cochise Parker Wordman, Fred Smith, Gln-Thomias A Pasroe, W Claston, R A Frans, Fisher in Maricopa, J J Reddick Mohave, Robert Smith Navajo, Allen B Jaynes Pima, P E Mot Pinal, Allen T Bird Santa Cruz, R E Morrison Yavapai, Dr Vanreclymer Yoma.
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Republican State Central Committee
Phoenix
JL Hubbell
Apache
P H Haye
John M.ormady
Pima
Apache County
Ambrosio Candelaria
Cochive
Parker Wordman
Cosonine
Fred Smith
Thomias A
Pasroe
Grahan
W Claston Grenlee
R A Frans
Maricopa
Fisher
J Reddick
Robert Smith
Allen
Jaynes
Santa Cruz
Allen T Bird Yavanai
R E Morrison
Vanreclymer
Former Arizona Bishop Reported Seriously Ill
The Rt. Rev. J Mille Kendrick, formerly bishop of Arizona and New Mexico and now Bishop of New Mexico, is reported seriously ill. Friends in Tombstone and the state learned of his deteriorating condition after a summer attack and a recent relapse at Queenside with very low condition.
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Tombstone
Arizona
J Mille Kendrick
New Mexico
Queenside
Chief Seeks Labor for His Men in Yuma Project
Kaler Sing, leader of the Hindoo group behind the Colorado River control and main canal work on the Yuma project, seeks employment for his people on the latest project under treaty terms of his tribe.
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Kaler Sing
Hindoo
Colorado River
Yuma
Yome
Valuable Data On 1911 Comets
Up to date seven comets have been discovered in 1911, mostly in the last half of the year. It is not a record year. 1890 had more, 1596 the same, and 1895 ten and seven. The two remaining months may add to this list though. It still shows nightly and a dim view near Tombstone at 4 30 p m.
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Tompstone
Pearce Farmer Breaks Record in Cabbage Plot
Robert W Parker a Pearce farmer wrote to the Chamber of Commerce to answer questions about a patch of cabbage one sixth of an acre from which he will derive about $125 at 750 per acre. He breaks the prior record of Geo Viregh with 720 per acre despite a smaller field.
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Robert W Parker
Pearce
Lise
Douglan Chamber of Commerce
Geo Viregh
Giregi
Cattle Shipment Passes Nogales Despite Tick Inspection
A herd of 1000 cattle from Camou ranch crossed the Nogales line en route to Four Bar ranch in Sulphur Spring valley. United States Veterinarian HOM Hart arrived from Douglas to inspect the shipment for fever ticks and warned a single infested animal could bar the entire herd from entry.
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Camou
Lenore
Sulphur Spring Valley
United States
Hom Hart
Douglas
Luceon Citirer
Some Figures on Cochise's Big Valley
Agricultural Experiment Station professors and Director Forbes visited the Sulphur Springs valley and its experiment farm to assess irrigation prospects. About 100 000 scree in the valley center could be irrigated, with higher ground offering deeper water sources for pump irrigation. The area presents a mix of irrigation potential, dry farming, and grazing lands, a proposition worth further study by the station.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Forbes
Sulphur Springs
Callivy Tematrip
May Place Marble Works in Bowie
Denver capitalists visit Bowie in Cock county to inspect the May Place Marble Works project. Gerald Hughes of the Arizona Marble Company LC Phipps Jr directors John Porter Claude Boutter and Judge Rodgers meet with John G Kerr who guides them to the camp. Rumors say the firm plans large finishing works to ship finished product rather than rough stock, potentially adding many skilled jobs and a major southern industry.
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Denver
Bowie
Cock County
Gerald Hughes
Arizona Marble Company
LC Phippe Jr
LC Phipps Jr
John Porter
Claude Boutter
Judge Rodgers
John G Kerr
Ari
Local Justice Not Called Up At Fairly Open Court
Rowen freed from Benton jail after resisting an officer and en route to Stanton to join the governa Hossh. Four Mexican prisoners from Feibank sentenced to 20 days each. Probate Judge Goodredy and wife return from Phoenix Arleet fair. Jewelry theft at Dr Shines residence during Howes Circus. Reverends Benedict and Deck attend Arizona Congregational Church Conference in Tucson. Deput Clerk WA Fowler and others head to Phoenix for weekend fair. Burt Macia and Al Ralph return from Phoenix after busy Capital City visit with no notable fair events.
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Anos Rowen
Benton
FE Stanton
Goverana Hossh
Alaska
New Merco
Roneh
Feibank
Gig
Goodredy
Phoenix
Arleet Territorial Fair
Benedict
Deck
Tucson
Arizona Congregational Church Conference
Antil
Burt Macia
al Ralph
Local Tombstone Notes Gazette County News and People
A fragmented Tombstone report mentions HoH Horenkise, a county official illness, and local figures including Ex Special Examiner Neral, Tomtetone visitors, and Dick Haviland selling commodities. Reports touch on the First National Bank of Tombstone’s condition, court officials, and political activity amid health and travel notes.
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Neral
Nogales
Tombstone
Probate Court Notices of Estate Hearings and Appointments
probate court issues orders in the matter of the estate of Geo Barker guiding creditors to show cause why estate should not be assigned to widow and minor. hearing set. appointments of appraisers and guardians noted. Also mentions estate of Henry Reinhart real estate sale confirmed to Joe Negei for 415 dollars and Mack D Pearcon minor guardianship accounting details.
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Geo
Widve
Nor
Monty Fiske
Lena Ebicks
Henry Reinhart
Vale of Real Estate
Henry Clore
Aame
Joe Negei
Mack D Pearcon
Nettie Pearcon
Second Crew Placed on Line in Arizona Telegraph Work
A crew of eight men began morning work at the Benson end to reconstruct the toll system of the Arizona Telephone and Telegraph Co from Benson to Tucson. This is the second crew on the job, with the first crew extending east from Tucson. New insulators are being placed on poles and some poles are being rebuilt as new wires are strung through the line. Expect completion by November.
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Arizona Telephone and Telegraph Company
Benson
Tucson
Peritin
Cochise Inventor touts patent shoe fastener
Jack Neary, inventor, along with Leslie Gatlitt, visited Douglas to promote his pending patent shoe fastener. Neary said the device simplifies lacing, especially on leggings and high shoes, and should be a big seller once granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Neary
Gedeen
Leslie Gatlitt
Douglas
Neary Terday
Dispatch
Barro Team Plans Cross-Country Trip to New York
Hob Anderson reports Irvents from Agne Caliente that he will leave the famed resort soon to drive across the continent with a barro team, aiming to reach New York in six months to visit his daughter who wed a wealthy man Willis Moir, a Portland attorney, who died Saturday at the Tacson-Arizona Sanitorium after 16 days in Tucson. The body was sent to Portland for burial.
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Hob Anderson
Willis
T Moir
Portland
Ore
Tacson-Arizona
Tucson
Decrease in Calumet & Arizona Copper Output
October blister copper production at Calumet and Arizona smelters reached 4 784 000 pounds, up from September 4 198 900 pounds and October a year ago 4 163 000 pounds. Year to date output: 31 514 000 pounds versus 45 648 000 pounds last year.
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Calumet & Arizona
Elks Hold Meeting in Tucson
Representatives of all lodge BPOE units met in Phoenix to organize the BPOE Reunion Association of Anions. Frank De Souza of Phoenix elected president with officers including E M Dickerman Tucson and Argus McAlpine Flagstaff. Next convention planned for Tucson likely in March 1912.
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Lodges
Elke
Phoenix
Bpoe Reunion Association of Anions
Frank de Souza
E M Dickerman
Tucson
Argus McAlpine
Glote
Omar Schaefer
Flagstaff
J J Keily
Clifton
George Driscol
Fortune Awaiting Cochise Heir
Heirs of Adam Roder, believed in Cochise county, await fortune after Roder drowned in Los Angeles on August 20. His sister, Mrs. Mary Marion, has been pursuing the heir despite the unsettled mystery surrounding the case.
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Aeing
Adam Roder
Cochise County
Roder Wes
Los Angeles
Mary Marion
Copper output at Clifton in September falls from last year
Arizona Copper Company at Clifton reports September production of 544000 pounds of copper, down from 2673090 pounds in September of the previous year.
K P Grand Lodge Officers Elected in Phoenix
The K of P elected its Grand Lodge officers in Phoenix including Wes Gitinsre as grand chancellor and J Hoes as grand vice chancellor. Thomas M Sith was named grand prelate and Tom DL the grand keeper of the veal. Hightman and Brdield hold senior roles with Smith and Mallen as guards. Three trustees AS Mathews, T J Fate, and Barkley were chosen, with J Cleveland named representative to the Supreme Lodge in Fort Worth.
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Grand Lodge
K of P
Phoenix
Wes Gitinsre
Tomatelone
Geatt
J & Hoes
Douglas
Thomas M Sith
Puneniz
Toho DL
9Andveale
LD Brdield
Ihe Wightman
Globe
Arme
PW Smith
Oper Guard
Oscar Mallen
Tempe
Mathews
Terpe
Fate
Prescott
Barkley
Tucson
Sapreme Lodge
Fort Worth
Texas
Cleveland
Phoen
Frost On Mars Report From Arizona Observer
A dispatch notes a Martian frost sighting observed at the Le Ell Observatory on Mars date corresponding to August 16. The bright spot appeared on the planet's morning edge and faded as Mars rotated, with calculations placing the feature between latitudes BY and BG degrees south and longitudes 170 to 290 degrees. It has been seen on multiple nights and photographed on several plates.
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Mars
Creditable Edition a Record Breaker
The Phoenix Republican praises a comprehensive Arizona resource, calling it a complete, historical industrial compendium. It lauds clear editing and broad reviews of industry and counties, promising valuable information for eastern homeseekers and investors.
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Phoenix Republi
Ariena
Willie
Arizona
Rimona Po
Political waves roll high as senator Aste bombs GOP ranks
The Phoenix Democrat notes a heated political scene as Senator Aste stirs the Republican camp and prompts wide consideration. It cites Arizona moving toward Democratic majorities at the start of a new state era, with references to highways and national civic sentiment.
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Douglas
Aste
Dari
Arizona Democrats Endorse Constitution Supporters
Democrats in Arizona plan to entrust the drafting of the constitution and enforcement of state laws to those avowed as friends of the constitution rather than to opponents, a late campaign claim presented for political purposes.
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Democrats
Arizona
Democratic ticket praised in Cochise County editorial
The piece endorses the Cochise County democratic ticket as composed of good men worthy of support by all Democrats and Republicans not aligned with the standing Republican leadership in Goodland Arizona.
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Cochise County
Arizona
International
Not Guilty Verdict by California Women Jury
The first women jury in California returned a verdict of not guilty against an editor. They are cited as proving that good women can be relied on to do right.
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California
Ice cream samples show varying bacteria levels
Fragmentary text notes 309000 bacteria per cubic centimeter versus 3,097,060 in other samples. Mentions democratic victory in a region and a doctor named Pearsons deciding to give up a habit, with fears it may fasten on him if he does not quit.
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Pearsons
Cameron plan to annex Sonora to Arizona
The El Paso Times counters Cameron’s bid by noting Mexico’s constitution bans selling territory and recent revolutionary sentiment would provoke grave consequences. It calls Cameron’s proposal a bold yet doomed bid for popularity, predicting Arizona will be represented in the Senate by two Democrats.
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Cameron
Sonora
Arizona
el Paso
Times
Mexico
Large Flow Sparks Irrigation Drilling Plan near Globe
A major flow in the San Simon Valley west of Globe prompts the water company to contract drilling of three more deep wells for irrigation. Globe Chamber president EF Tonle and Gibson Copper Company president Sam Gitean praised the result and noted the event as the valley’s largest flow to date, signaling strong future development.
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Globe Water and Irrigation
San Company
Tammit Simon
Apany
Globe
EF Tonle
Globe Chamber of Woemeree
Sam Gitean
Gibson Copper Company
Hav
San Simon
Cochise Ranch Displays at Territorial Fair Exhibit
Wallcox and others sent an exhibit showing farm produce with remarkable weights and yields. The display includes pumpkins 72 pounds and 65 pound melons, Irish potatoes 500 bushels per acre, sweet potatoes 400 bushels per acre, corn ears 15 inches long and 10 inches diameter yielding 89 bushels per acre, cabbage displayed, and wheat heads noted.
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Wallcox
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Joe Folk
Arizona Committee
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Cochise’s
Big Valley
Jodee
AcFarland
Iam
Stone
Dr Shines
Warren
Howes Circus
Bisbee
Circus de
T Mtatone
Bravia
Sper
WA Fowler
Horenkise
Demoorstia
Slater
Nellie
Coen
Mottonald
Dunaline
Lee Hutchison
Cuunty
Auain
Opel
Ecknes
Wr Johoroo
JT Ringeborg
Phoee Iz
Dick Haviland
Tom*etorn
2Sgareths Barker
Probate Corw
Cochise
New York
Barro
Elks
Arizona Copper Company
K. P. Grand Lodge
Frost On Mars
Arizona Observer
Akron
Phoenix Democrat
Republic
San Simon Valley
Cochise Ranch
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